Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-12

John Haslam went to Fort rottea
this morning to see the paying Of the
Indians.
A small barn is being erected on the
on the Kollar property.
Miss Hilma Freeburg came up from
Toxic yesterday and remained over for
the military ball last night.
Fred Lang was up from Toxic yes
terday.
The residence of Peter Haley on
Fourth street is being treated to
fresh coat Of white paint.
DR.. Rutten and Dr.. Wagner Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are visiting at the Rut-
ten home in this city.
Mrs. Colligan returned to her home
at Webster yesterday after spending
several days here with her son who
is attending the Sisters SCHOOL The
young man returned home with her
for short visit.
Miss Agatha Hagen left yesterday
for Hamar where she will visit her
aunt for few days before leaving for
her home in Wisconsin. After some
time spent in the New York store as
saleslady she has given up her posi-
ton and will reside wit hher parents
in Wisconsin.
w. n. syre of Langdon arrived last
night for short business stay.
Messrs. Olaf Julien, Martin sayer
and G. M. sayer of Edmore are here
today attending the horse fair.
County Auditor R. v. Bice received
a telegram today from State Auditor
D. K. Brightbill with reference to the
above, so that he might be governed
accordingly in his instruction to the
assessors who will gather here tomor-
row.
Mrs. Lila Sole of Wolford returned
to her home today after few days
visit here with friends.
Albert Jacqua, the Toxic lumber
merchant, is in the city today on bust
ness.
G. W. Burdick of Jamestown stopped
off here for short visit with friends
on his way to the east.
The stone for the Guild house of the
Church Of 1.-THE Advent arrived this
morning and large force was at work
unloading, the younger members Of the
church working diligently.
John Emerson came up yesterday
from Niagara and returned today after
completing his business.
John Cowan Jr. left yesterday for
Derrick where he will start spring
work on the Cowan farm.
Miss Rebecca Calderwood Of Crazy
is here today getting her hand treat.
ed for an infection. She has been at
tending the high school here.
Mrs. II. B. Walker left yesterday on
the Farmers train for Starkweather
where she will visit friends for few
days.
DR.. w. v. Fallise of Omemee was in
the city yesterday visiting with DR..
W. E. Hooking, the two being former
classmates at college.
B. G.. Whitehead returned this morn
ing on No. to his home at Williston
after spending several days in this
city gathering data for his new paper.
Miss Francis Cowan has returned to
Cando after spending her week 8 vaca-
ton in this city with her parents. She
will finish the school year there.
! Banker E. B. Page of Grand Forks
arrived in the city last night from his
home and is spending the day trans.
acting business and visiting with his
many friends here.
The many friends Of Albert Lee, who
resides on the Ruger farm south Of
Penn, will be glad to learn that he is
improving rapidly and is in fair way
to recovery after his illness.
Messrs. Rognas and LeBrun of Rol-
la are in the city today attending to
business in connection with the New
York Cash store. They are the princi-
pal stock holders in this large mercan.
tile establishment.
Mrs. J. G. Roache returned last night
to her home at Avon, MIMI, after q
two weeks visit here with her sister,
Miss Katherine McIsaacs, bookkeep-
er at the Devils Lake State bank.
The Messrs. O'Connor, Of Renville,
Mimi, arrived last night on No. for
a short business visit in the city. They
are president and vice-presidcnt of the