Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
Messrs. Will Doyle, W. y. Doyle and
:. NJ. Gill were in from Penn yester-

Messrs Will Doyle, W. y. Doyle and
+. NJ. Gill were in from Penn yester.
day. 4,
State Organizer M. J. Flemming of
the Catholic order of Foresters is in the
city today working in the interests of
that order. He leaves this afternoon
for Thorne. His home is at Fargo.
Mrs. Curtain of Rollette left this
morning for her home after a weeks
visit with her relatives here at the
Lambert residenc. Mrs. Curtain is
frequent visitor in the city.
The plan given to pay rental of
eight dollars for every acre rented and
furnish the seed as well as give the
farmer the entire crop looked fair and
there will be a lot of good work done in
this line.
Mr.. Buchanan, of Buchanan, candi-
date for governor, arrived in the city
late Saturday night on No. / and re.
manned over until this afternoon. when
he left for the east part of the state
Mr.. Buchanan is looking after his GU.
bernatorial candidacy and is using his
best efforts to win this year at the pri-
maries.
Mr.. Buchanan was candidate for
governor last year but was defeated
at the primaries by johnson, of Minot.
He said to The World: ST had refused
to run but my party thought it impera-
tive that | be candidate and 1 again
accepted. He met with a number of
progressive politicians while in the
city.
w. Coleman left this afserl DON for
Cando where he accepted a position in
drug store. Mr.. Coleman has been
connected with the Devils Lake Drug
company for some time past and leaves
many friends here.
Il. q. Mckay returned Saturday ev-
ening from Minnesota where he has
been visiting for the past two weeks.
tie enjoyed his visit and was glad to
get back home. He stopped off n Dew
lls Lake for short time before oo;no
home.
John Cardigan of White Fish, Mont,
arrived in the city Saturday for visit
with his brothers and sisters and is
stopping at the home of his sister, Mrs,
VIM. Redmond. He has been i'll for
some time past with an attack of rheu-
matism and is making this trip as a
sort of rest.
Capt Wolverton, formerly in charge
Of the Salvation Army work here, is
back to the city for few days visit
with old friends, after spending the
winter at Spokane. He is on his way
to Crookston, Mimi, where be will en-
gage in special army work for a few
weeks.
Druggist S. st. John and son of Doy-
on were in the city Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday for a short visit.
Mr.. st. John has just recently started
the drug store there and is contemplat.
ing the establishment of newspaper
for Doyon. This will make two valu-
able assets to the little city and tend
to prosper Ramsey county. Mr.. St.
John formerly lived at Lakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. See of Marshal, ILL.,,
arrived in the city Saturday for Wis
it at the home of Mrs. Sees sister,
Mrs. Lycans.
Rev. Kallmorgen, pastor of the Ger
man Lutheran church Of this city, left
today for Chicago, where he is to meet
parties who are interested in his new
pa emit milk can, which has proven to
be sanitary and far superior to the
present ones which are being used.
The can is absolutely air tight and
is not made with the small neck and
top and therefore does away with any
chance Of germs lingering in the can.
The new can has been displayed at nu-
merous dairymen's conventions and
has proven to be in demand and the To-
cal clergyman has gone to the windy
city to make arrangements for it's
manufacture to men who will become
iterested in the patent.
Every account settled at the Ramsey
gets extra votes good on the $500
piano.
Joseph Weiner, the Great Northern
Express man, is sick at his home in
this city.
The board of education meets to-
morrow night for regular business
session.
Miss Jet O'Leary of Grand Harbcr
was in the city over Sunday the guest
Of friends.
W. J. Morgridge returned to his
home at Grand Harbor this morning
after an over Sunday visit here.
Chas. Todd was up yesterday from
drand Harbor.
Joseph Stenson was up from Grand
Forks Sunday visiting with his parents.
That every section Of the country
within the five mile limit of Devils
Lake, in every direction from the city,
will have five acre patch, was assur-
ed this afternoon when large number
Of the farmers met with F. r. Crane,
agricultural extension agent for the
Great Northern railway at the court