Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26

Druggist McGurren was in the city
this morning on his way back to his
home at Crary after nearly month
spent at Seattle with friends.
Miss Mary, the daughter Of II. o.
Honett, farmer living north Of Web.
ster, is i'll at her home. Medical aid
is being furnished from this city.
P. Olson was up from Churchs Ferry
Saturday.
John Ludtke Of Lakota spent satur-
day in tho city.
j. w. Hage Of Perth was an over
Sunday visitor in the city,
T. J. Thompson of Moorehead, MIMI,
was an over Sunday visitor here.
Ed. Loveland of Fillmore is visiting
friends in Devils Lake for a few days.
Ernest Hunter of Keith was visiting
over Sunday with friends here.
cit makes man feel better if he
has chance to say NO. Quoted
from sermon of one of the pastors
yesterday.
Rev. Torbett of the Presbyterian
church made his first trip to Penn yes
terday, where he held services in the
afternoon. .....
j. E. johnson and wife Of Toronto,
Canada, arrived in the city Saturday
and left this morning for short visit
on the Farmers line.
Miss Pearl Forslif returned yester-
day to her home at Crary after several
days visit with Mrs. VIM. Wycoff at the
sevilla hotel,
A large number of outside people are
present today to attend the first day Of
court which is in session. Numerous
attorneys are here from outside the
city.
A. A. Manager Of Crocus had business
which brought him to Devils Lake Sat
urday. He remained over Sunday and
returned to his home on Monday morn
ing's Farmers train.
w. A. Hausman of Churchs Ferry
transacted business during Saturday
afternoon. The train service between
Churchs Ferry and this city makes it
convenient for residents there to come
here to shop.
Committees from the various church
es in the city are busy arranging places
of accommodation for the many visit
ors who are to attend the district meet
ing of the Sunday schools of all the
Protestants Of the Lake Region.
One of the prominent society events
last week was chain party at the
home of Mrs. Stevens on 9TH street
Friday afternoon. There were about
seventeen ladies present who spent the
afternoon sewing and before dispensing
they were created to fine luncheon by
the hostess. Those present were, Mes
danes Fosburgh, Cairns, Ladd, Ohm
stead, Adams, Clark, Watson, Jones,
Walrath, sprague, Hurst, Ostrander
and Timboe
Miss Mikkelson of Webster is in the
city today. .....
Warren Fosburgh is laid up at his
home with bad attack Of rheumatism
B. J. Ness transacted business at
Grand Forks and spent Sunday with
!; friends there.
Dwight Taylor! returned yesterday
from Iowa where he has been the past
month visiting relatives.
Bert Walker returned Saturday from
Grand Forks where he has been Wis
iting for week past.
Miss Goldie Arnold was a passenger
to Fargo Saturday, going down to spent
| Sunday with friends. She returned
home this morning.
Judge Fisk arrived in the city las
night from Williston and will act a.
judge in this district for a few ease!
! this term.
! Jack Grass left this morning fol
Churchs Ferry where he will try tx
interest the merchants who handle i'm
plements in the Emerson line Of plows
Martin Richter was taken to thu
General hospital yesterday from hi
home on Eighth street, suffering from
an attack Of pneumonia.
W. E. Bryant of the Stevens Grai1
& Fuel company spent Sunday in Crane
Forks with friends. He had ittl'
business there to attend to.
The possibility of Devils Lake bnin:
on the route of the 1912 Gliddcn tou
! of the American Automobile associa
ton is becoming brighter and brighte
every day, and at The meeting TO b'
held in Chicago February End the rout'
from Minneapolis to Seattle will be I'm
der discussion and likely be the one SIC
lected.
, Activity on the part of all automo
bile clubs in the Northwest has bee,
very evident and all seem to be work
ing together to this end. Inasmuch a
the Glidden has taken about every
other route the one from Minneapolis
to Seattle would seem to be the one t.
| be selected for the 90 tour anil in sucl
an event Devils Lake would be Oh tn.
Glidden tour route
| Messrs. Morgan and Greenburg o: