Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

G. H. Doyon of Doyon spent Sunday
in the city. He arrived Saturday night
and attended meeting of the Elks
Of which order he is Exalted Ruler.
A. J. McLarty, one of the prosperous
young farmers living between Stark
weather and Canod, was in the city
Saturday visiting at the home of his
uncle, Superintendent Haig.
Mrs. Henry G. Middaugh was opcr-
ated on again yesterday and is reported
much improved today. While in Chi.
cago, she contracted the lagrippe and
the effects Of it settled in the glands
Of her neck.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank EN-
Ugh will be pleased to learn that she
is improving nicely at the General hos
pital. She underwent a very serious
operation and is fortunate in being on
the road to recovery.
j. G. Mcdonald of Aregon City is a
guest of friends in the city.
NJ. Larson Of Garske is in the city.
He arrived Saturday night.
w. A. Hausman of Churchs Ferry
was in the city over Sunday on his re-
turn from the twin cities where he has
been receiving treatment from special
lists for his nervous trouble, brought on
as the result of bad fall He is i'm.
proved and is hoping for complete re.
covery.
F. H. Prosscr spent Sunday here
with his family and returned to Web
ster this morning. Mr.. Prosser lives
in Devils Lake and has an implement
establishment at Webster. The train
running as it does makes it possible
for him to come home most any night
he chooses.
! Rev. Father Gall, who has been here
with Father Augustine for the past six
months, returned to his home at Rich
ardton. Father Gall has been assisting
in conducting the masses here and will
be missed from Catholic church circles
John Flummerfelt did not get to Ed
more as he had planned Friday on ac-
count Of a broken engine on the branch
which had to be brought here for re-
pair. As result he returned the same
evening and has deferred his visit un-
til later.
Among the Churchs Ferry visitors
who came up Saturday evening to at
tend the regular meeting of the local
order of Elks were Norman Nelson, J.
w. Cavers, A. II. Engelhorn, Chaz.
Engelhorn and George Engelhorn. The
gentlemen returned home Sunday.
Tucker Miller Of Fargo, who was
foreman of the crew Of worklnen who
put in the city sewer under the con-
tract Of Schruth, Fargo contractor
) is back in the city on business trip
and is renewing his acquaintance with
many friends he made while here.
Frank Lewis, the wrestler, who has
: been in the city for some time past, is
training for the match he has at Roci'
Lake this week. Dodge, his opponent
, is the fellow who threw Farmer Jahns
and it is expected he will be a gooc
/ match for Lewis.
Ole Hoystad, who was called home
Friday on account of the serious illness
f of his brother, got there in time to SCI
!, his brother before he passed away Fri
day evening. The brother lived on :
) farm near Penn and passed away afte!
: serious attack of pneumonia.
. The people who are training fo
| Queen Zephra are getting photograph
;. taken now for the cuts which will b
e printed in the souvenir. The Karamr
will meet tomorrow afternoon and tn
n Red Hussars and Pheasants will NEE
r tonight. The cast will be called agail
s. for practice tomorrow night.
: DR.. and Mrs. W. f. Hooking movet
( from their rooms in the Sevilla t
more pleasant apartments at the Grea
/ Northern. They had intended remain
b in until spring and then moving t.
? their spacious cottage at the lake, bu
Il decided to make the change and viii
: stay at the big hotel until they move
Miss Mabel Wong of Rollette is her
v for few days visit.
S Miss Edna Herbert of Mohall is Wis
J. iting friends in the city.
e George L. Wright was Sunday Wis
!. itor here from Warwick.
q The Roller Rink will be the place o
: amusement tonight as the Socialist
h will give dance there to the visitin!
delegates. Tickets Use.
v Are you going to the Socialist dane
tonight, which they are giving in hon
f or of the visiting delegates7 The
dance will be held at the roller rink
e Tickets rs cents.
The beautiful decorations which
II were put up for the Commercial cluI
ball will be left for the dance givel
@ by the Socialists tonight to the visit
ing delegates. Tickets 75c.
: Business opened up good at the New
York store this morning when the.
|, started in on their annual lace sale
3 Manager Lambert is well pleased witt
the start and is encouraged to see tn
y first sale of the year so well patroniz
h ed.
The Charles theatre presents a ney