Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
George Miller was among the Penn

George Miller was among the Penn
visitors over Sunday.
Gus. jacobson of Starkweather was q
visitor in the city Saturday.
Nap. Taftons Of Grafton was vi,
itor with friends here Sunday. ;&
G. +. Greenwood was up from Fargo
and remained over Sunday.
John K, Frey Of Bismarck was Wis.
itor in Devils Lake over Sunday.
J. Goldberg returned yesterday to
his home at st, Paul after several days
business stay in the city. Mr.. Gold
berg expressed himself as feeling much
more at home in Devils Lake than in
St. Paul. He says the firm here con-
templates some improvements in the
spring.
1 Mrs. William Smith of Rolla brought
her little son to the Mercy hospital
here yesterday to give him thu bene-
fit of treatment he can receive there.
He was accidentally hurt while playing
with some other children and it is to
repair these injuries that he is receiv.
ing treatment.
DR.. w. E. Hooking and brother from
Casselton took the train this morning
for Ellsbury to complete arrangements
for the purchase of large tract Of
Towner county's finest land. If the
deal is contaminated, the brother will
move his family from Casselton and
take charge of the farm.
/ E. G. Burgess has Just purchased a
new J. I. Case gas tractor from the
firms local representative here after
/! q return from an inspection trip, visit
ing different firms who make these ma
chimes in the east. After he had look
ed over many different models, he Wis
tied the Case headquarters at Racine,
Wis, and watched the construction
work on one of their big tractors with
the result that he returned here and
bought the machine Of his liking.
A wedding which is surprise to
their many friends has become known
after the young people keeping it Sc
cret for several days. Mr.. Sam Morrow
was married Thursday to Miss Jessie
Mentor of Mankato, Mimi, Rev. Tor
bett, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church officiating. The groom has been
resident of this city for the past four
years and has many friends among the
young men of the city. Mrs. Morrow is
the daughter of prominent Mankato
family and also enjoys wide ac
quaintance here, The World joins in
extending congratulations. r.
Mrs. M. A. Degnan returned yester-
day from week. IS visit with relatives
at Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wickert will en-.
terrain a few of their friends this
evening at six O'Clock dinner after
which the evening will be spent at
cards.
Joseph Noonan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Noonan Of East Seventh street
is able to be around again after being
confined for some time with severe
attack of pneumonia.
The Hankinson fire department die
the neighborly act all right by rushing
to Lidgerwood the other day to helI
put out the big fire in that town.
Sam Bothne of Odessa township wa.
in Saturday with load of hogs which
he disposed of in the city. This is on
ly one instance of the success of many
Of the enterprising farmers who have
gone into the hog business with sue
cess.
W. J. s. Young of Chester, Mont.
who is traveller through this sectio,
of the country for hide firm, is in thu
city today calling on local dealers: H'
has just returned from tour of Mon
tana and says the future for the siste
state this year is exceedingly bright.
VIM. Huesgen, who is home from
Grand Forks for few days. visit, ex
poets to leave shortly for Rollins, Wyo.
where he has accepted position will
) jewelry firm. This is Wills first ex
perience in the west and the wishes fo
his best success go with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barrickman return
ed to this city yesterday from Havre
Montana, where they are now maxim!
their home on a homestead which wa
presented to them by Uncle Sam. The.
will remain here for two months Wis
iting friends and relatives. They ar
we'll pleased with their prospects il
the western country. Mr.. Barrickmal
has sowed most of his farm to white
wheat and rye and is expecting larg
returns from his land next year.
Mrs. Stewart returned to her hom
at Crary yesterday after being releas
ed from the General hospital where sh'
has been since an operation two week
ago. She is much improved in healtl
, and has been restored to her norma
J condition.
} The Cakes Times has rounded GU
| it's twenty-eighth year, having beer
established in 1883. At that time
Alex Wright, present editor of the pa
per, was over in Ireland going t.