Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
R. A. Warren Of Rugby is here On

| ~. a. warren OF nu&Oy ID mere on
business. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal have taken apart
ments at the Sevilla.
Mrs. Miller returned to her home It
Crazy yesterday.
Mrs. Kliver of Doyon was shopper
in the city yesterday.
w. D. Reese and son Of Fort Totten
we-o in the city today.
d.. G. ]. Heinmark of Finley was q
pr. ss4oNai cane. IN the city today.
VIM. Martin of Fargo is one Of the
pleasant visitors in the city today.
q. NJ Hovland Of Milwaukee is in
the city today calling on e. w. Gilbert
| son.
Andrew Nelson of Doyon was in the
city yesterday attending to business
matters. -
James Miller of Toxic was an arrival
In the city last night and is spending
today with friends.
Adolph LeBrun. Of Rolla returned
home today after a short business stay
here connected with the New YORK
| store.
Fred Walger Of Cando is in the city
today on his way back to Cando. He
has disposed of his picture show at Can
do and is leaving for a new field.
street. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess and all report very
enjoyable time. The head prizes were
won by Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Chance and
consolation trophies were won by Mrs.
Chichester and Henry Mesdaugh.
ExSupreme Judge John Knarf of
Jamestown was a visitor with some of
the attorneys in the city last night.
He is on his way to Rolla where he has
a case in court.
G. A. Rubbelk, station agent at Buzz
ton, little town between Fargo and
Grand Forks, made special trip to
Devils Lake yesterday to have some
dental work done. He will be here for
several days.
Miss Jennie Conyers of Cando was
a guest of Mrs. p. R. Flint on Fifth
street yesterday. She accompanied
her sister, Miss Edna, this far on her
long journey to Arkansas, where she
will spend the winter.
Lee Church, one of the pharmaceuti-
cal men of Grand Forks, is in the city
today visiting with the local drug
gists. He has been in Detroit, Mich,
for the past year and has returned re-
cenClv TO NORTH Dakota.
Number one, which should have ar
rived her last night, was nearly ton
hours late and arrived here this morn
ing at nine O'Clock. The cause of the
delay was the slow orders and the ex-
tremely cold weather.
A special musical program has been
arranged to be held at the Church of
the Advent and cordial invitation
has been extended to the public to at
| tend this service. This is a regular
monthly occasion.
There are now 205 inmates of the
state penitentiary, of whom Ill are in
the first grade, Sc in the second and 8
in the third.
The Maxbass Monitor reminds the
citizens of that burg that all enter
tainmpnts where fee is charged must
be paid for--at regular rates. Editor
Meyers is holding fast to the theory
that space in newspaper is worthy
good hard honest cash.
Mr.. jacobson. the man who was in
iured Sunday at the electric light plant,
was much better this morning and the
part of his body that was so badly
scalded by boiling water is healing
in good shape. He will be confined in
inc uOSpitdl LUZ sumo Time.
M. A. Kelley of Grand Forks, an in
terested worker for the Great Northern
Insurance company, a Grand Forks con-
Germ, is here today calling on the local
merchants. He has just arrived from a
week spent at Sarles and he saws the
thermometer there last week went down
as low as 4S degrees below zero.
4 j. ID. Wilson of Chicago is showing a
line of fall samples to the buyers of the
New York store today
Rev. Clattenburg received notice yes
terday that he has been appointed as
chaplain for the church-theatrical ALI
ance for this city and will in the f,l-
ture discharge these duties in connec-
ton with his church work. Rev. Clat.
tenburg has always ben an enthusiastic
worker in looking after the strangers
within the gates Of Devils Lake.
j. Just before the snow storm came
of John Luchsinger south of Windsor
in spite of the fact that it was so"od
season. Buckwheat is good land
cleaner. Under anything like favor.
able conditions it yields from twenty.
five to thirty bushels per acre and fits
we'll in the rotation of crops.
The crew which runs from st. John
to this city were compelled yesterday
to take the train down the Aneta
branch until they overlook the crew
coming this way and haul their train
back to got start for home.
The William O'Br1en family and N
, Lambert yere delightfully."- entertained
last night at the Joinville home. A ls
lightful time was enjoyed by the
guests. The hosts arranged as enter
tainment the treat of listening to the
Gillarina troup of musicians.
: Friends in the city have received
, cards from H. Jewell who left recent
~ for a visit in Indiana with his par
ents, who he has not seen for the past
eight years. He writes he is having a
glorious time visiting his old friends
. but is getting anxious to return to Dow
lis Lake.
Miss Eleanor Haule of Great Falls
Mont, was an arrival in the city last
night and after an over night visi.
with friends left today for Cando
where she will visit relatives.
The Boys Congress will meet in the
basement Of the library tomorrow nigh
in regular session. Since the state Of
ficials in Washington have taken se
much interest in the local movement il
) is making it exceedingly interesting TO,
, the young boys of the city and will g
long ways in the matter Of parlia
mentarv instruction.
st. Paul, MIMI. Jan. 9.-Governol
/ Eberhardt is drafting bill for tht
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