Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26

10y anu MISS Tiara dO0gSOn came to
the city last evening from starkweath-
er. They made the trip in Mr.. Resler IS
auto.
A civic club is being organized and
they are to have their first meeting
in the high school building at four o.
clock this afternoon.
Chas. Gress and William H. Gress Of
Doyon are in the city today attending
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Ginther of Min
neapolis are stopping at the Western
hotel while in attendance in court in
the Gress case.
Mrs. NJ. H. Graham leaves today for
her home in Frazee, Mimi, where she
will visit for few weeks, this being
her first visit home for two years.
Mrs. N. A. Degnan and Mrs. Mckay
of Webster were visitors in the city
yesterday.
The Ginther- Gress case is still on
trial before Judge Cowan. 1t is expect
ed that the arguments will be made in
the case this afternoon.
Ole Nesseth, one OF the popular farm
ers from near Crazy was doing bust
ness in town today. He reports seeding
as being pushed along in his neighbor-
hood.
Many calls are constantly being
made for help. World advertisers are
finding these men first and if you need
help word in the World want column
will help you.
One of the oldest places Of business
in the city was closed last night when
the remaining part of the sto ;k siace
the closing out sale was moved from
the building in which it has been 10
Gated yesterday. .t
just what Mr.. Sprague intends do.
ing with the stock is not known but
for the present it will be stored in the
city.
The Sophomore class Of the high
school is to give party next Friday
evening at the Sevilla. Committees
were appointed yesterday at class
meeting. The decorating committee is
Marie Palmer, Genevieve Burrell, Ever.
EFT Duell, Adolph schlicting and valda-
mar Thelin. Those on the refreshment
committee are Matilda Sprung, Louise
LaRue, Myrtle Halgren, Romanius
Downing and Fred Mann.
The judge of the county court Satur-
day issued marriage license to Chris
A. Anderson of Edmore, N. D., son of
Nels A. Anderson, aged 80 years, and
Miss Nellie Moore. aged 20, also of
Edmore ana the couple were married
Tuesday afternoon by Judge H. J..
Hinck. The happy young couple will
reside west Of Edmore where the young
groom has large property holdings.
Little Phyllis Timboe was hostess to
six of her girl friends yesterday, the oc-
casion being her sixth birthday. The
little ones enjoyed the afternoon play
ing games after which delicious re-
freshments were served. Those present
were Orine Hunt, Jewell Turner, Ruth
Baird, Lucille Laod, Lenora johnson
and Vivian Andrews.
I A complaint was brought in against
John Devon on the charge of insanity.
He was arrested by the sheriff yester-
day and appeared this morning before
the board Of insanity. The case was
postponed until Thursday, when more
witnesses will be present.
| With the current calendar climbing
fast onto the heels Of May 18th, the
Norwegians Of Devils Lake are prepar.
ing for the annual celebration II their
national holiday. The plans laid out
for this year are much larger than ever
before and the assurance that !hey will
be carried out to the letter makes it
certain that May II in Devils Lake
this year will be long remembered and
with this aim in view every committee
is being taxed to its utmost capacity
to fulfill its part Of the plans.
The important speech Of the day will
be delivered by Prof. Tengelstad, teach
er Of Scandinavian literature at the
state university, and this event is one
which will be treat to everyone. The
Norden chorus will have charge of the
celebration and will render program
during the day which will be an attrac-
ton of merit. The new Devils Lake
band will be pressed into service
throughout the day, leading the big
parade in the afternoon, and Norweg-
ian play entitled 9TH Sad Saters," a
comedy ykit, will be given at the opera
house in the evening. The event will
be followed by big dance in the roll
Ter rink, this last feature closing the
days program.
1t is expected that the stores Of the
city will be closed during the after
noon for period Of three hours and
let everyone hear the able address by
Prof. Tenglestad.
It is also expected that there will
be number Of sports for the amuse.
ment of the visitors pulled off during
the day, probably big ball game.
Prof. Holm is in charge of the affair
and through his committees is fast
bringing arrangements toward perfec.
ton.