Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-12

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morning.
C. D. Kelly of Lakota is transactins
business here today.
Don't forget the Foresters' dance
Monday night, April 18th.
There are many visitors in the city
today attending the horse fair.
w. S. Christen of Aneta is among
the visitors today in Devils Lake.
Mrs. Kellog of Hansboro is visiting
friends in this vicinity for few days.
Bert Thomas of Hansboro was in the
city yesterday on short business Wis.,
it.
Miss Anna Jensen came up from
Hansboro yesterday on the Farmers
train.
| Purcell Gray of Sarles arrived in the
city last night for short business
stay.
Attorney E. A. McFarlane of Bisbee
came down yesterday to attend to legal
business.
DR.. Pierce left yesterday for Fargo
on short business trip and returned
home today.
E. W. Cunningham of Lakota is
among the visitors today attending the
horse fair.
Mrs. johnson was in the city yester-
day from Hansboro attending to her
shopping between trains.
ALI. Eastgate of Tolna is here today
attending the horse fair. He is highly
interested in well-bred horses.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church Of
the Advent will serve the supper for
the military ball Monday night.
A large number of people were at
the lake yesterday enjoying the day.
tonight from Portland, Oregon.
Earl Lakeland returned to his home
at Portland yesterday after working
for several weeks in the Devils Lake
Drug Co.'s store.
NJ. E. Wissen of Rolla is an Easter
guest at the Herman Rutten home.
A. G.. Tufford of Lake township is
in the city today attending the horse
fair.
Alex Watson and Deacon Watts ar
rived today from their trip on the road
and are spending their regular Sunday
vacation here with Mr.. Mayer at the
Great Northern.
The Episcopal church is celebrating
the Easter season with the regular
christening service.
The meetings at the Salvation Army
hall are being we'll attended and much
good is resulting from them.
Milton Strswhecker IF Greshwater
township can" n this morning to at.
tend the horse fair and do his satur-
day buying.
James Flummerfelt came in this
morning from Morris township and is
looking over the exhibitions at the
show today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dressed Of the
West side were made happy this morn.
/ ing by the arrival Of fine baby boy
at their home. Every one is reported
as getting along nicely.
Since the advent Of warm weather
everything in Devils Lake seems to be
turning on new axis. Those whom
you meet on the streets have quickened
their gait and seem to have some OBJ.
ject in view.
Benjamin Hosenspud of Minnea'
polls, a jewelry salesman, is spending
passover week with some of his friencs
here. Mr.. Hosenspud has been on the
: road a good many years and is in this
city frequently.
Harry Enger of Sheridan, Iowa, 8
former resident of one of the farms ir
: Towner county, was in the city today
, on his way to Cando for short visit
Mr.. Enger has since leaving this coun
try, taken course in civil engineering
and is now employed on the Rock Is
land railroad system.
Word from G. II. Olson Of Cand,
states his horses were unloaded Their
in good shape and none of them seen
! any worse for the long trip.
Mrs. P. R. Flint and little son lef
this afternoon for Cando where the,
i will spend Easter with Mrs. Flint
:, mother, Mrs. J. A. Mahood.
) Mrs. Frank Curtain of Rollette arriv
= ed yesterday for visit with her sis
II ter, Miss Rebecca Lambert, and othe
{ members Of the Lambert family.
In order to accommodate the crow
u which came in on the farmers trai1
e the train will be held here until seve
H. O'Clock when the return trip will b
made.
q The Easter dance of Company N
le will be held next Monday night. Thi
y will be feature event of the seaso
g. and should receive the patronage q
E. everyone who cares to dance.
T. j. G. McPhail and J. E. Martin VII
+ have been here for a number of day