Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Webster left
this morning for Webster where they
will visit relatives over Sundy.
Miss Mary Wood and Rebecca Cal.
derwood left yesterday for Crazy where
they will spend their Easter vacation
at their homes. They are attending
school here.
Miss Anna Hoghaug left this morn
ing for starkweather where she will
visit few days. She will go from
there to Detroit, N. D., where she will
visit a while before resuming her du-
ties in the court house.
Bertram B. Green left the General
hospital this morning after being con-
fined there for two weeks following
an operation. Although thin from the
effects of being kept in bed, he is feel
ing much better and expects to leave
for his home at Sherwood tomorrow.
The Lion window at the New York
store is attracting great deal of at
tention, owing to the curiosity in the
mechanical lion which is being exhibit
ed there. The animal is being shipped
to the different stores that handle this
brand of shirts and collars for week
and is proving a success as an adver.
tisement.
Jacque Goldberg, son of Ben, ar
rived in the city this week and it is
reported he will take the editorial
chair at the head of the socialist pub.
LEGATION in this city, known as the Gail.
Mr.. Greenburg is also a poet and has
had considerable experience in writing
the socialistic doctrine.
The opening day at the new shoe
store was marked with liberal amount
Of patronage and many visitors entered
the store to look at the stock and get
a carnation souvenir of the occasion,
The line handled there was neatly dis
played and its attractiveness appealed
to the eyes of the visitors.
Fred Lessin, man whose reputation
for truth is unquestioned, tells of see
ing five fine ducks flying north yester-
day. He added that had the weather
been warmer today instead of the chill
atmosphere which exists, the air would
be full of them.
Owing to a call into the country near
his charge at Penn, it will be necessary
for Rev. Kollmorgan to hold his Eng
fish services at II O'Clock tomorrow
morning instead of evening, as he for
nlerly announced. Members of the
German Lutheran church and those
who intend going TO this service should
remember this.
Milton Daeley is expected to arrive
here tonight and vii take a position in
the new store Of c. J. B. Turner, Mr..
Larson having decided to enter into
other lines of business. Milton has
been engaged in the confectionery bus
mess at Great Falls for sometime past
and has disposed of his interests there.
The week Of vacation has started for
those who attend the Devils Lake high
school and several of the teachers and
a number Of the students from outside
of town who have been attending
school here during the winter left for
their homes to enjoy the Easter vaca-
ton.
The school duties will be taken up
again on the Monday following Easter,
just one week being given for the hol-
idays.
Many Devils Lakers accepted the
privilege today of attending the open
ing of the "Royal Blue" the nobby
shoe store which has been added to
Devils Lake and which is under the
management of G. NJ. Case. Carnations
were given to all the visitors.
The athletic aspirants of the high
school held a meeting recently and de-
cided to enter into baseball this sea-
son as well as the track athletics. There
is some excellent timber in the Devils
Lake high school this year, which, I'M
der the supervision of Coach Wolverton
should be developed into real winners
and Devils Lake can look for some
thing from this source.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Of the Presbyterian church held
social last night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Reese where a large
number of the young people of the
city gathered to enjoy the evening. A
fine dinner was served late in the pro-
gram and silver offering was taken
up to defray the expenses of the oc-
casion. The Reese home is an excel
lent place for such occasions and the
hospitality of the family was apprec-
lated by those present.
County Superintendent Haig return
ed last night from Lakota where he
went yesterday to attend meeting
of the directors and give an address
on consolidated schools.
Among the other visitors present at
the meeting was State Superintendent
Taylor Of Bismarck, who also delivered
an address on the consolidation Of the
rural schools.
The meeting was well attended and
there is some prospects for the CONSOLE
dation of number of schools in the
| vicinity Of Lakota.
G. J. B. Turner received fine blue