Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01
CITY IN BRIEF
(Fro1n Tuesdays Daily.)

Mrs. Bertram F. Green returned yes
terday to Sherwood after a very pleas
ant visit here with her friends.
W. H. Rafferty, of Page was a bust
ness translator here yesterday between
trains.
VIM. Dewar of Bartlett is in the city
He arrived yesterday.
Chas. Oakley of Edmore is visiting
with friends in the city.
Miss Mable Southam Of Crary was in
the city on visit yesterday. &c.,.
Herman Thompson of Grand Harbo1
was business caller here yesterday.
The Socialists held leap year dance
last night and enjoyed good time. The
affair was we'll attended.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Hicks of Rol-
la passed through the city yesterday
on their way to Lakota for visit
with friends.
Mrs. D. 8. Baldwin left the Mercy
hospital yesterday after being there for
two weeks since the wreck. She has
not recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz of Penn left
yesterday for Chicago and other points
in the east where they viii spend ten
days visiting with friends.
E. B. Page and family arc moving
their household effects to Grand Forks
this week and they will make their flu
turc home in the Red River city.
| George Duncan of Minnewaukan was
a visitor in the city yesterday and this
morning, returning home this after
noon.
/ A. D. sprague left yesterday after
noon for Ross, a little city in the ives,
tern part Of the state, where he will
look after some land interests.
Miss Mary Forrest, the Cando MILL
ner, was in the city yesterday on he1
way home from the cities where she
has been purchasing her spring stock.
DR.. Grove left yesterday on trir
to the western part of the state where
he will look after interests relative tt
the state position that he holds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moylan Of Candt
passed through the city yesterday OF
their way to Eau Claire, Wis, answer
ing summons as to the serious condi
ton Of Mrs. Moylan s mother.
Judge Cowan and Court stenographe
Chas. Taylor left yesterday for Roll:
where they will attend to business tina
comes before the judge in Rolette coun
ty.
The lecture last night at the Metho
dist church on New Foundland was wei
attended and was appreciated by :
large crowd. The subject was we'll pre-
scnted and proved very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Conyers of Cand
passed through Devils Lake yesterda,
on their way home after two month
visit with relatives in Arkansas an,
Missouri. They also stopped for /:
weeks visit with their daughter, Mis-
Jennie, in Minneapolis.
M. A. Mace left yesterday for Mir
neapolis after being in the Mercy hos
pital here for some time since the boy
on wreck. Mr.. Mace was taken to tn
depot in the ambulance, as his condi
ton was such that he could not go 9th
erwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hooking an
two children returned yesterday t.
their home at Wheatland, after week
visit here with Mr.. Hocking's broth
ers. the Drs. Hooking
Phillip Porter representing the Gaa,
Scott company in this territory return
ed to Devils Lake yesterday afte
spending Sunday with his relatives an
a friend of the family in Grand Forks
Mr.. Hoyt, former resident of Hans
boro, now living at Killarney, Canads
was in the city yesterday on his wa,
to visit with his old friends on tn
Farmers line
Felix Reuter- left last night for s,
Paul after short visit here with hi
brother, Edward and George Route,
He stopped over here on his way fron
Oregon.
s. 81. Wilson of Bottineau visite
Devils Lake over night.
E. H. Wilson of Aberdeen spent tn
day in Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley were in tho cit,
yesterday from Finley.
Ed. T. Winters Of Hamar is here to
day.
Hugh Drake returned to his home a
Petersburg today
Thos. Maloney Of Webster was in tn
city yesterday on business.
Edward Newton of Hamar transacte
business here yesterday.
Bernt and Elmer Anderson o
Churchs Ferry we're business caller
here yesterday.
Joseph Beck was taken to the Mere