Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

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Mrs. E. Gessner of Penn was here
yesterday.
H. S. Wood was Tolna visitor in
the city Sunday.
Ray Young spent Sunday with his
family at Crookston.
Miss Anna Hartman OF Penn is visit
ing with friends here.
D. W. Mcconnell of Churchs Ferry
was visitor here Sunday.
Chas. Chester was visitor in the
city yesterday from Esmond.
Miss Mary Glerum returned Satur
day from the normal school at Valley
City.
The little daughter of Hans Gausen
of DeGroat township is very ill with
pneumonia.
The Militia boys are stocking up
their wardrobes with towels, soap
tooth brushes, etc.
Bert Green is improving rapidly al
the General hospital and it is thought
! he will be able to get out in a few days
Miss Lille Hagen spent Sunday al
the home of her parents, returning t.
Crazy last night. She is teaching
school near Crazy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephan arr
the happy parents of q fine baby CIR
born to them yesterday morning a
their home on Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuttle returned Sun
day from the east where they hav'
been the past month Visiting friends
During their absence they have visite,
in several states in the east and south
Miss Olga Halgren arrived home Sun
day night from Valley City where sh
has been attending the state norma
school. She stopped of at Gran'
Forks for an overnight visit with he
sister who is attending the university
DR.. Smith made trip to Penn yes
terday on business.
Miss Mally Dennis Of Ardoch is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. F. H. Gibbons o
East Ninth street.
Axel Egeland, the Bisbee banker
was among the out-of-town bushes
callers in the city yesterday.
Bert Moran left last night on No.
for Lakota where he has business tia
will keep him there for few days.
Attorney Fred J. Traynor left ye:
terday morning for Anamoose where h
will take dispositions in land case b.
fore the commissioner.
F.. F. Reese left Sunday night fc
Big Sandy, Mont, to look the countr
over and also to take few orders fc
well drilling machines. He has seve
al prospects in that vicinity.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. .
Feeney was made happy Sunday NOR
ing by the arrival of a fine IL l.
pound baby boy. They live on lit
street.
The Ladies' Aid society Of St. Olaf
Lutheran church will be entertained b
Mrs. Martin johnson and Mrs. T.
Thompson at the church basement ne,
5 Thursday afternoon, March %. AL al
welcome.
T. b. Dilley has thrown his crute
away and is again able to walk witho'
assistance. He was injured in frien
~ tussle several months ago at Il
r gun club grounds and has just recent.
gotten back to his normal condition.
Mrs. Peter Erickson returned Sunds
to her home in Minnesota after a seve
al weeks visit here. Little Pet
Erickson accompanied her to her hon
for a visit.
j. The Ramsey Ding company have
very attractive window display adve
Using garden seeds. It is Arrange
very lastly and attracts considerab
y attention.
7 It is said that a number of the pa
v senger brakemen running out of IL
city will change into the freight st
vice the first of the month.
A baby girl arrived at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rustum in NJ
ris township yesterday morning. T
is mother and little girl are both getti,
along nicely.
Messrs Jesse Tallman and D.
Ross Of Cando arrived in the city y,
terday for short business stay. TIL
to have land near this city. They
!, turned home today.
A. Bu6am left this morning for {
eron whe1e he has accepted posit'
g in drug store. Mr.. Buffam has be
a resident Of Devils Lake for So
time and he recently graduated tr
"a the pharmacy department of the az
cultural college at Fargo.
A. J. Gronna, Jr., Of LAkota, was
the city yesterday between trains.
WAS on his way home from Toxic VIII