Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19

tAe pay, returned SATURDAY aItef
very pleasant stay in the city. William
MCGEE, the leading man in the com.
pany, remained over Sunday to spend
the day with friends and Miss Ruth OF.
son will remain for visit with Mrs.
P. R. Flint. Rev. Father Corey went
on through to Bisbee where he held
services yesterday.
| G. D. Lille Of st. Paul, spent Sunday
here.
Chas. Doyon Of Doyon, sundayed
here among friends.
J. R. Whitaker went to Fargo Sat
urday to spend Sunday with his family.
John A. Cowan came in from Derrick
and spent Sunday here with his par
ents.
F. II. Grooves of Fargo, is bust
ness transacter in the city. He arrived
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller of Penn,
arrived Saturday and spent Sunday at
the Great Northern hotel.
| Chas. L. Anderson of Larimore, met
business men in the city Saturday.
He returned home yesterday.
Iobert Gardner, one Of the big farm
ers near Lawton, spent Friday and Sat
urday in Devils Lake, returning home
Saturday night.
E. B. Page leaves today for Grand
Forks where he will commence his dut-
| les as cashier Of the bank there. He
will be missed here by large circle
of friends.
! A party of Minot men arrived Satur-
day and stayed over Sunday in the city.
in the party were Messrs. W. P. Stew.
enson, F. L. Parker, L. Fl. Briggs and
T. v. Gilbranson.
Banker Page moved his papers and
valuables from the bank here Saturday
and sent them to Grand Forks, where
he will become connected with bank
ing institution. They expect to leave
the city in the near future.
James O'Laughlin of Portland, Ore.
gon, is a Pacific coast visitor in the
city. He came Saturday and will leave
today. Another Pacific coast man is
R. A. Maynard of Los Angeles, CAL,
who is here on business.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres.
byterian church will meet on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. G. G. Connolly at
her home on Seventh street. All the
ladies of the congregation are invited
to attend this society meeting.
There will be regular meeting OF
the W. G. T. U. Tuesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. o. w. Ohnstad OF
Harrington avenue. Miss George Cham
bers, state organizer, will be present
All members are urgently requested to
be present.
It is an item that might help travel
ers, to know that the branch train or
the Great Northern, does not leave fol
Brandon on Saturday until five gets in
with the mail, as this is the last train
before Sunday for that branch. Wher
number FIVE is late on Saturday, the
branch generally waits.
G. II. sloman of New York, repre-
senting a New York house is in thu
city. Mr.. Sloman is noted for his hos
pitality. Nearly every customer hi
has in this section of the state, has al
some time or other made trip to New
York and they are always cordially en-
tertained at Mr.. Sloman's beautiful
eastern residence.
The residents of Third, Fourth, ane
Fifth street east, are many of then
devoters to Peter Haley for all thu
good drinking water they get, as hi
pump is one of the most popular il
the city. While nearly every residen
!, in that section of the city is supplied
with city water its unitness for drink
!, ing purposes makes it necessary fol
them to patronize Mr.. Haley's we'll.
i J. G. Kemming of Grand Forks, {
commercial traveller, Sundayed here ant
was entertained by friends. Mr.. KEN
ming states he was at st. John last
week and drove at night from that city
to Rolla with wa thirty below breeze
blowing. The liveryman and the rig
furnished with a fine top and large
stone warmer, which was so hot it near
ly set the sleigh on fire. He says the
thermometer was es low as Sc below
zero while he was in that locality.
The plumber life in Devils Lake
last week was one continual round Of
the city with gas torch thawing out
steam pipes, water and sewers. The
whole city seemed to be frozen during
the two or three days when it was the
coolest. Some of the older residents
said it was the first time they had ever
been compelled to call a plumber to fix
their steam plants.
| Special United States Agent Merri
field was in the city Saturday looking
after business pertaining to that If
flee. He was down the Cando branch
and inspected several cigar factories OF
that line. He was looking after the
fellow here who was caught selling il
Quor to Indians. The fellow pleaded
guilty in justice court and will be
sentenced by the judge as soon az he
has a chance to plead in the distric!
court.
The World today presents its FRS!