Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-12
(From Saturdays Dai1y.)

(From Saturdays Dai1y.)
Chas. Garske came up today to at
tend the horse fair.
A number of gasoline engines were
shipped out of this city this week.
DR.. Elvabach is doing lots of hust.
ling these days and is meeting with un.
told success.
Miss Anna Ross of Cando arrived in
the city yesterday and is spending Eas.
ter with friends in the city.
Miss Mamie Jones passed through
here today on her way to Cando from
the University at Grand Forks.
Lloyd Roberts left this afternoon
for Cando where he will spend a few
days visiting with his brother, DR.. F.
J. Roberts.
The Charles theatre has nice show
billed for tonight. Their clean cut pro.
grams are fast becoming large attrac.
tion to those who seek amusement.
jeff Osgood came up from starkwea.
ther yesterday and is remaining over
for the horse fair. He is one of the
real live boosters of that country.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
stotlar is improving nicely today at
the Mercy hospital and it is thought
now that he will come out all right
with very few visible scars to tell of
the accident.
The Grand theatre has five act and
a picture with another spot light duet
billed for tonight. It is their intention
of giving the people what they want
and the only way to prove such thing
is to try it.
Druggist Myers, who has been EN-.
ployed at Green's drug store for sew.
eral years past, left last night for a
business visit to the twin cities where
he has an opportunity to accept road
position.
There has been some impression Civ.
en- out that am not in the sign paint.
ing business. I am still ready to do
any work in that line and anyone
wishing my services can leave orders
at Chapman & Shirley's barber shop.
L. P. Swenson. Let me figure with you
Bob Conyers came up from Cando
yesterday and remained between trains
He informed World representative
that the Conyers firm had just erected
fine new Office building for their lum.
Der yard and were making other i'm.
provements.
J. J. McCanna, one Of the big thirty
section farmers living at Cando, was in
the city yesterday between trains look
ing for farm hands. He expects q
bumper crop this year. He has beer
spending the winter at Minneapolis
and returned recently to North Dako
| ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bacon passed
through here today on their way bacl
to Cando after several days visi
with their son at the University ant
Mr.. Bacon IS brother, Jerry Bacon a
Grand Forks. While in the Univer
sity town they attended the produc
ton of Nathan Hale by the students
their son Will taking the title role.
; William Whitcomb and his famil,
moved to their farm yesterday afte
: spending the winter here. The farr
is located six miles north and he ha
0 stocked up again and will run the farm
s after a lay off of season. The chill
dren who have been attending schoc
e will remain and finish the school yea
? before going out to the farm.
Miss Jane Conyers of Cando an
: Miss Louise Whaley of Stuttgart, Ark
g both students at Graham Hall, MINI,
apolis, passed through here yesterda
y on their way to Cando where they wi
J. spend their Easter vacation. They Q,
= pect to return to the cities in a wee
u and complete the summer term
? school. While in the city they wer
the guests of Miss Helen Chamberli
IT The word of commentator from ]
It M. Powell as to the paying of Wor
advertising is but an example of Il
y kind of statements made every day
p. business men who are World ADVERT
ers. A man who, to use his own word
ID never believed in advertising was pc
re suaded by his son to try it for seen