Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
LOCAL, NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

Valentine Stoesser of Penn arrived in
the city today for short business
stay.
Mrs. Ole sagmoe nand son Of Crazy
are spending the day with friends in
the city.
John Jones was an overnight visitor
here, returning to his home at Webster
this morning.
Thos. McGreity Of Starkweather is in
the city today on business and spending
"a few hours visiting friends.
Thos. Page arrived in the city today
after his week on the road and will
spend the weekend with his family.
Mrs. Shultz and little daughter, liv.
'ing in Eastern Canada, are visiting for
"a time at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Hines
John Dahlen and children, George and
Anna, were in the city over night ON
their way to their home near Webster
They have been visiting for the past
month at Scandinavia and othr points
in Wisconsin.
Miss Mamie Stainbrook of Crookston,
Num-, is in the city visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Thos. sGagen. She will remain
here for some time.
Frank Grimes came to the city last
might from his home at Hansboro and
returned today.
Miss Pearl Forslif Of Crazy is WIS.,
iting for few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley. 1...
Miss Josephine Maher acted as chap
serone for party Of little folks who
attended the theatre in body last
night.
Perry Haitland has accepted posi-
ton in the clothing department Of the
Quality store and has started in with
his work.
Miss Martha Rustad is spending this
week visiting her sister at starkwea-
Their. She will return home the last of
the week. 49,
J. J. Brutscher was the host to a
theatre party of eighteen last night at
the Grand and enjoyed the first ap-
pearance Of the bill for the last half
of the week.
The court session this afternoon is
being taken up with the case of the
State of North Dakota VS.. Ray. The
case is over pig which belonged to
Ray and was being held by Ray Locke
for damages. Mr.. Ray took the pig
without paying the damages and is be-
ing sued for these. 1t is an appeal from
the justice court. -
Louis Combe, for several years res.
ident of this county, died this morn
ang at the Mercy hospital, Of dropsy.
He was taken there several weeks ago
suffering with a complication Of d.
-seases and while all was done for him
that could be, the end came.
He has relatives living in Pennsyl-
vania who have been notified and will!
probably be here to take care Of the
body. He was an extensive property
owner in the county.
The regular quarterly teachers ex-
animation for Ramsey county started
this morning in the commercial rooms
at the high school building with a
large number of teachers present to
take the examinations.
County Superintendent Haig is in
charge Of the work which will take two
days. The examination being taken is
the regular course given out by the
state educational department.
Thos. Sullivan of Wood Lake was in
the city yesterday attending to bust
ness matters and visiting friends. He
returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lord and son Vine
left yesterday from San Francisco on
their trip around the world. Their first
stop will be in Japan.
D. W. Baldwin was an overnight Wis
itor in the city on his way from Doyon
to Grand Forks. He has been selling
I. H. G. goods in the Ramsey county
village.
J. E Baker of Webster was an over
might visitor in the Lake. While here
he purchased one of the wild oats
seperators from Haley 6 Hyland that
they are advertising in The World.
A new steel ladder has been placed
on the rear of the Bangs building for
use in case Of fire. This work about
completes the extensive improvements
which have been added to the block
during the course of the winter
J. H. Anderson is in the city today
attending to business matters.
Fred Rapp is making arrangements
to resume work in the John Haslam
store after being away on account of
sickness.
Messrs. White Of Garske and Ed o.
son of Webster returned to their homes
this morning after serving on the jury
here for some time.
Engineer Ford and Conductor Jones
of the Farmers train returned home
last night from Crookston where they
have been witnesses in the Young case.
They will resume their runs again after
a rest Of over week.
F. L. Bina, president of the Brocket
Mercantile company, was in the city
today, coming over to get Court Steno.