Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12

WESTON OF Fog Lake. She was one Of
tho oldest residents Of this section 81
the state, coming here moro than TWEEN.
ty.six years ago. fsi
The party for the young people ii
Mrs.. Mitchell 9 last night was attended
BY the young folks Of the leighborhood
and was much enjoyed. Mn. Nit.
chell's ability Is An entertainer 10 well
known.
W. Q. McLelland Of Fargo is calling
on business men today.
Bert Moran is able to be around
again after short illness. %
Fred Magnus was in the city ovo,
night from Starkweather.
P. E. Meharra Of starkweather trans
acted business here yesterday.
Milton Daeley left today for Great
Falls, Mont, on months business
tour.
The stotlar Investment company. dis
posed Of three more Greenwood lots
yesterday.
Attorney L. h. sennett returned TO-
day to Cando after brief business
visit in the city.
The New York store clerks worked
late last night and finished up their in.
ventory for the year.
J. G. West, superintendent Of the
Webster high school, was hero yester
day and last night.
Judging from the crackers consumed
in Devils Lake this city would make
a good location for biscuit factory.
Mr.. Endrickson of Perth was an owe,
night visitor in the city. He left to
day for the twin cities for short bus
mess stay.
The Ramsey Drug company are pre-
pairing large number of samples which
they will give away in their booth al
the mid-winter fair next week.
Supt. Schroeder of the Rugby high
school is spending a few days will
friends in this city, while atterdlns
to important business matters.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and daughter
Adele, returned last night from Penn
where they have been the guests Of
Mrs. Schultz for several days past.
Former State Superintendent L. w
Olson, of the State Of Minnesota, met
number Of the educational men Of
this section of the state here last night
DR.. Jones took cold ride into the
country last night, going about ffteer
miles in an auto, and from his reports
of the road and weather it must have
been a severe drive. He said it would
have been impossible to 60 with 9
team as the lights on the car were the
only thing that kept them in the road
and the wind was strong on the prairie
Frank Stoltz, a former resident Of
this city but now of Great Falls, Mont.
arrived in the city yesterday for re
newal of old acquaintance. Mr.. stoltzt
is travelling auditor for the Stoltze
lumber interests in the western state
and left today for the cities where hi
will remain for short time at the hea6
office.
| The band had their rehearsal las
night. The meeting was one postpone
from last Sunday. The band was re
'hearsing the afternoon the court houst
caught fire and on account Of the smok,
+, in the building they were compelled tt
| discontinue their music until last night
Prof. Maxwell reports that the boy
are furnishing some fine music ant
their work shows Improvement.
F. M. Chard, cashier Of the Stat
bank at Rolla, accompanied by hi
brother, spent short time yesterda.
in the city on their way to Bell Plain
MIMI, where they will attend the gol
den wedding anniversary of their PAL
ents, who reside at that place. The.
have been married fifty years, AM
most of this time has been spent J
Minnesota. The gentlemen were tn
guests of Napoleon Lambert while il
the city.
The appraising Of the loss in the OF
flee Of the county judge, from fire, ha
not as yet been done by the insuranc
company. Everything there will hav
to be replaced, such as Office furniture
typewriter and books. The room
still in the same condition as it was i'm
mediately after the fire as the author
tiles are waiting for the adjusters.
Miss Helen, the daughter of Ere
Zessin, living eleven miles north of tn
city, was seriously i'll last night, he
illness being caused from eating can
ned peaches. A physician was Gale
there late last night and after admins
tering medicine left the young lad
much improved.
(From Saturdays Daily.)