Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16


and Mrs. NJ. A. Tenney is suffering.
from an attack Of stomach trouble.
Miss Sadie Noyes of Rolla was
guest of Miss Rebecca Lambert yester-
day for a short time between trains.
She was on her way to Morton. Mimi,
where she had business to look after.
A large house party is being enjoyed
today by about twenty ladies of Devils
Lake who left this morning for Web
ster to spend the day with Mrs. Nor
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Millhouse and wife
of Alexander were in the city yesterday
for short time visiting friends They
were on their way east and left in the
afternoon.
Elmo Drake, one of the members IF
the Queen Zephra company, who was
taken sick yesterday, is reported inn
proving today under the care of local
physician.
Mrs B. A. Clark, the Cando milliner,
passed through here yesterday on her
way to St. Paul, where she will spend
two weeks choosing her spring goods
and selecting the proper styles for Eas-
ter bonnets.
Miss Anna Anderson who was taken
from the Great Northern hotel to the
Mercy hospital Sunday is reported
much easier and it is thought she will
be able to recover without an opera.
ton.
T. j. Alsted and L. s. Helgeland Of
Neville, members of the drainage
board of Nelson county, were in the
city yesterday on their way to Lake.
ia, where they will hold a session with
the other members Of the board.
Messrs. Reese, Henkle, Cunningham,
Girard and Bradshaw, the board of
county commissioners of Towner coun-
ty, passed through here yesterday on
their way to Fargo where they will
attend two days convention of the
commissioners of the state.
Attorney W. T. Moseley of Cando
came to the city yesterday afternoon
on matters pertaining to the legal pro-
fession and left this afternoon. He at
tended the rehearsal Of Queen Zephra
last night and proclaimed it fine, say
ing he thought number from Cando
would attend the production.
Miss Ruby Thayer of Cando was in
the city yesterday afternoon on her
way to Spokane where she will make
her homo with her father. Miss Thyer
was adopted in a home in the western
part of the state and her treatment was
such that the home at Fargo took her;
away and sent her back to Cando. Her
father having in the mean time moved
to Spokane, the commissioners fitted
her out with fine travelling suit and
bought her ticket home.
Mrs. David Webster of Webster came
in last night and is spending the day
shopping.
A car Of drills and another car of
plows are being unloaded for Haley &
Hyland today.
Attorney Samson returned yesterday
from Lakota where he visited with
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. B. f. Baldwin left today for
Hillsboro, N. D., where she will visit
relatives for couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Eugen, living on
the A. R. Walker farm, are the proud
parents of fine ten-pound girl.
A. Mikkelburst of Starkweatler was
passenger to this city last evening
and is spending the day here.
H. Huesgen ordered full line Of
loving cups this morning and these. will
soon be on display in his jewelry store.
Mrs. Fred lesson and daughter re.
turned this morning from Rochester
on No. 3. The young lady was operated
on and has returned much improved in
health.
Mesdames McLain, Baker, Juergens,
Svee, Bice, Reed, Green and Smell were
among the passengers who went to
Webster this morning to attend tho
Morrison party.
The Womns' Guild of the Church of
the Advent will meet Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 sharp at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Mooers. All members are urgent
ly requested to be present as matters
of great Importance will be discussed.
Mrs. Gilbert Timboe of Minnewaukan
was in the city yesterday and under
went strenuous dental operation.