Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

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last night from Cincinnati and othe.
eastern points where he has been spend
ing the winter. He is ion his way t.
Perth, where he makes his home.
Mathew Cavanaugh returned ycster.
day from = -tri4, II several .svssks ,ose.
eastern states where he has visited
many old friends. His visit took hin,
to Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Mrs. F. q. Simmons of Ripon, Wis,
who has been visiting for the past wce!..
at the Fenelon home. left yesterday TO-.
Park City, Mont, where she will vis:.
for short time before. returning home.
Clarence Haley is back from Grand
Forks after 9 very pleasan. stay a;
the convention. "A number If. i,nple.
ment men from Ramsey couAty return.
ed yesterday after enjoying the son.
vention.
o. j. johnson of Penn is in the city
today.
supt. Ziebach went back to the For.
this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Culp returned to Fof;
Totten last night.
J. A. Huff returned to his hom, al
Fort Totten' last night.
Lewis II. Anderson of Crary was il
Devils Lake over night.
8. o. Bondelid is transacting business
at Pleasant Lake today.
G. w. Swenson of Langfors, s. D.
was in the city yesterday.
J. j. Laughln of Crookston was 8
caller in the city yesterday on business
Miss Irene Olson of Cando came il
yesterday for visit with friends here
and witnessed the home talent play a,
the opera house last night.
Several sleigh loads of young people
from the country about the city drov.
in last night to attend the home talen,
play and were well pleased.
| j. E. Mccarthy returned to his home
at York today after short visit witt
friends in the city and while here en-
joyed the homo talent play.
Miss Lille Hagen has accepted {
position as instructor in one Of tn.
Ramsey county schools near Crary. sh.
has been teaching near Pleasant Lake
"a large crowd of people are expected
over from Leeds tonight to attend til,
production of Queen Zephra. Nor
than fifty tickets were ordered from
there.
Mrs. David Webster and Miss Olg:
iMikkelson of Webster were passenger
to the city last night, coming in to i,
their shopping and also to enjoy tn
play at the opera house.
Editor and Mrs. Kirsch of Warwici
were in attendance at the show Ia,
night, coming in especially to atten,
the home talent production. They re
turned today very loud in their pra,s
Of the event.
Friends Of Bernhard jacobson will !
pleased to learn that he is able to b
on his feet again. He is still weak bu
is gaining wonderfully every day. In
few days he will be able to leave th
hospital. ~
Undertaken E. ". Gilbertson return
:: ed yesterday from the state convention
Of undertakers which met the frs
three days Of the week at Valley City
He reports fine meeting and says tn
!; Econvantiona was generally attended b;
men from all over the state.
MAIDS Mikkelson Of Garske was
visitor in the city over night.
A. G. Tanton is in the city from Min
neapolis: He is grain buyer.
Mrs. Hatland left today for soutI
Dakota where she will visit relatives.
w. c. Fosburgh and son Warren wen
to Doyon on the Dinkey this morning
P. o. Kjelden was Ramsey count;
visitor at the county seat over night.
Chas. Paulson and family were &
the city last night from Bisbee and on
joyed the show.
MI. and Mrs. R. A. Stewart Of Min
newaukan were visitors in the city las
night and attended, the show.
! r George. Donald and jeanette Lair
iof: Webster were among the resident
Of that city who enjoyed the theatr
: performance last night. ...-
R. G. Madsen, Tom Lonnevik an
Emil Eich returned last night from
Grand Forks, where they attended tn
implement Dealers convention.
A party of nine FROM Minnewauka,
were present in one of the boxes at tn
theatre last night and thoroughly en-
joyed the Queen Zephra show.
G. Suits, business man of Fargo
was in the city overnight. Ho attende'
the home talent play and thought i
was the best he had ever seen.
E. B. ichty and Fred Hughes o
Zion, little inland postofice ten mile
west of Cando, were in the city yester
day. While here they drove to tn
country to inspect silo belonging t.
one of the prosperous farmers of Ram
sey county. It is the intention Of thes
gentlemen to erect silos on their farms
Mrs. M. A. Mace arrived yesterda,
from Minneapolis to be with her hus
band, who is confined in one Of tn" 10
cal hospitals suffering from injuries sns
tanned in the recent wreck. She wa