Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17

The friends Of Chris Calheim will be
sorry to learn that he is on the sick
list.
Clark Kelly went to Fargo Yesterday
to attend a meeting of the A. C.
board meeting.
Deputy Marshal Jim Shea of Fargo
was business visitor in this city yes
terday and today.
f. l.. Miller Of North Minnewaukan
was Devils Lake caller yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. SAFER leaves today for Grand
Forks where he will take the civil SER
vice examinations.
Mrs. Onion and daughter Of York re.
turned to their home today after shop
ping and visiting friends here.
Attorney H. E. Plymat of Rolla is
in the city for few days on legal
business.
o. F. Kepp and F. P. Mann left for
Grand Forks this morning to transact
business.
Tom Christensen Of Grand Harbor
township was Devils Lake visitor
yesterday.
H. Huesgen returned home yesterday
from Edmore where he has been look
ing after his farm work.
D. Baldwin, one Of the I. H. G. men
of Gran1 Forks, is q Devils Lake visit
or this week.
Miss Mary Kalinonski of Crazy was
visitor in the city with friends today
while on her way to Fessenden where
she will visit.
G. NJ. Bryant Of St. John made a
short business trip to this city vest er.
day.
Miss Angie Waring returned to her
home at Grand Forks today after sew.
eral days spent visiting in this city
with the Misses Nelson.
Mr.. McEnroe, assistant U. S. district
attorney from Fargo, is in the city
representing the government in couple
of land cases.
Mrs. F. Curtin of Rolette, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lambert
for the past week, leaves today for he,
home.
j. G. Reinertson called on friends
here yesterday, on his way to Hurds
field from Park River. He was making
the trip by auto.
VIM. Forbes and J. J. Gensanger Of
Bisbee passed through here yesterday
in IN I. H. C.-30 automobile, which they
purchased in Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morrison au
toed down from Webster yesterday af
ternoon and transacted business in Thu
city.
DR.. McGurren and sister, Mrs. Haley
left today for Bellingham, Wash.
where they were called because of til,
serious illness Of their sister, Mrs. Coul
ton.
A. L. Peterson, who has been visit
ing friends here, left yesterday TO
Grand Forks and Minneapolis, wher
he will visit before returning to hi
home at Havre, Mont.
Mrs. Jack Mclean returned last ey
ening from Churchs Ferry, where sh
was called on account of the seriou
illness of her mother, Mrs. James Nc
Cormick. The many friends of Mr.
Mccormick will be glad to hear tina
she is improving somewhat. Mrs. M
Lean will leave for Churchs Ferr
again this afternoon
A number of the young men of tn
city met last evening and planned o
organizing ball team. They are g
ing to practice this evening at GAS
the ball park and anybody wishing i
play should CO.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyte
ian church will NEE; with Mrs. Osbo,
at 81 Arnold avenue, Thursday afte
noon. All invited.
Charles Branham, who is ofici
dopester on the Times sport sheet, al
was formerly a resi- 'ent of Devils LAX
is responsible for much of the spo,
ing INGENUITY that has been inject,
in North Dakota through the reviv
of league baseball in Grand Forks. T
was the one to start the ball rolling t
ward the organization of a leag
team.
Clarence Haley made trip by au
in the county yesterday. He says
the wheat is in and nealy all the GA
and quite little barley and fax, a
from all prospects we will have
splendid crop.
Jack Mclean returned today FRI
Brocket after transacting busint
there.
Miss Hattie Wheeler of Doyon