Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
CITY IN BRIEF
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.)

Louis Aaberg came over yesterday
from Edmore.
DR.. Pierce returned yesterday after
noon from trip to. Spokane.
Herman Thompson was in yesterday
from Grand Harbor township.
John w. Anderson of Brocket is at
tending to business here today.
J. E. Mclean Of Edmore visited here
yesterday with his many friends. 4,
The county commissioners are busy
today checking up the county offices.
J J. Regan of Brocket returned home
today after spending short time here.
Ben Burt of Crazy attended to bust
ness matters yesterday at the county
seat.
Irwin Merrill Of Lake township was
in the city yesterday calling on his
friends.
Ole Serumgard made short business
call at starkwcather yesterday between
7 trains.
Fl. A. King of Lakota had business
in the city yesterday. He returned
home today.
John Graham was one of the callers
at the county seat yesterday from
Lake township.
The Rebecca lodge held meeting in
their lodge rooms last night which was
very well attended.
] F. Haskell of Bottineau has bust
ness in the city today for a short time.
He arrived last night.
G. E. Ecker of Sarles returned home
yesterday after stopping here for Wis
it on his way home from Fargo.
j. W. Bliss of Toxic passed through
the city yesterday afternoon on his way
to Lakota for q short business stay.
A license to wed was granted to Ed
ward Erickson and Miss Anna Hanson
yesterday afternoon by Judge Henry.
Attorney Mor1issey of 'Edmore had
legal business which brought him to
Devils Lake yesterday. He returned
home this morning.
DR.. F. c. Harris of Cando was in the
city a short time yesterday on his way
to the twin cities where he will do
some post graduate work.
Attorney Samson returned home
from Lakota yesterday afternoon after
spending several days there looking af-
ter his Nelson county legal business.
Miss Nettie Matson returned to Cra-
~ yesterday to again resume her
work in the Crazy bank after an alb
sence of seevral days, owing to sick
ness.
Chas. G. Sturtevant of Minneapolis,
legal advisor of the 500 Line, is in the
city this week and attending to the
cases of that road which are to come
up in court.
Miss Anna Gullickson has accepted
position in the employ Of the Great
Northern as clerk at the cigar counter,
taking the place of Miss Flora John
son, who is to take position in the
dining room.
Ole Thompson, a former resident OF
Ramsey county, is back after an alb
sence Of several years for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Thompson of Grand Harbor township.
He was in the city yesterday renewing
acquaintances.
Mrs. Jacob Pehkonen Of Brocket was
brought to this city yesterday after
noon for a. trial before the insanity
board and after considering her case,
she was adjudged insane by that body.
She was taken yesterday evening to
the insane hospital at Jamestown.
The Independent Order of Foresters
are arranging for dance to be given
in the opera house hall on the night of
January goth. Those who want to at
tend an affair where good music and
the best kind of a time is guaranteed
will find it to their liking to reserve
this date for the dance.
Thos. Lonnevik came up from Web,
ster last night for short stay.
DR.. sihler drove with his auto to Ft
Totten this morning. He made the trip
over the ice.
Oscar Gustofson of Churchs Ferry
and Selmer Skar Of Knox are in the
city today.
Oscar Funk, one Of the Noonan town
ship prosperous men, is back in the
city. again doing jury work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Rude returned tc
their home at Leeds yesterday after
noon after several days. visit will
relatives here.
Mrs. George Nepstad of Churchs
Ferry returned home today after few
days visit with her brother in thi:
city.
Mrs. Farmer arrived Sunday from
Lake Mills, Iowa, for visit with he'
daughters, Mrs. NJ. S. Rankin and Mis-:
Lucille Farmer.
Fred Repp, one Of the clerks in thu
John Haslam store, is reported quit
sick. He has been away from worl
for several days.
A few of the young lady friends O.
Miss RIGA Connolly were entertained
last night at her home. A very pleas
ant time was reported.
Il. B. Gardner of Fargo, representa-!
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