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

Percy Sessions Of Big Sandy, Mont.
arrived yesterday from his Montana
home for short visit with friends in
this county.
Misses Aileen o. Shepard and Mel
lie S. Walker of Churchs Ferry were
among the over-Sunday visitors in Dew.
lis Lake. They returned home this
morning.
Miss Ethel Urba'tch Of Austin, MINI.
is in the city this week spending he1
vacation at the home of Mrs. F. T.
Cuthbert. Miss Urbatch is teaching
in the Cando schools and came down
Saturday for the visit.
Miss Wilhelmina Eich is visiting in
Devils Lake.
Mr.. Eich and Dorothy are Fargo Wis
itors this week.
Milk and Cream for Sale at o. s.
Sheldon 3 Bakery.
Miss Mabel Sagen of Edmore will
teach the Cato No. 2 school.
Miss Rena Vanderheiden is spending
the week at the Eich home.
Mrs. Thos. O'Brien is improving rap.
idly under ithe skill of DIR. Mcintosh.
Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Klingel
were over-Sunday guests of friends in
Devils Lake.
Mrs. G. Hermanson and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Wright were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wander Holden.
Miss Elizabeth Klingel returned
home from Hamline university last
week and will teach school in Cato No.
Miss Lenore Thompson returned yes
terday from the state normal school
and will spend her Easter vacation
:, her parents.
The Case Threshing Machine COM
pany are putting new plank floor in
portion of their machine shed today.
The floor space will be used Ito accom-
modate their auto display.
Cook 6; Myers is the name of the
vaudeville act which will appear at the
Grand tonight in dancing, singing and
tumbling. Besides this clever act
there will be three reels of new moving
pictures.
The many friends of Mrs. seigel will
be sorry to learn that her health would
not permit her to return home from the
Hot Springs with Mr.. Seigel last week.
Miss Eva Seigel has gone down to stay
with her mother.
Miss Arley Tufford returned from
Valley City where she has been attend
ing the Normal school and has accepter
a position as instructor of the Horne
school in Dry Lake township.
Edward Nelson of Cato township
was here this afternoon on his way to
Minnesota where he has recently pur-
chased quarter section of land. Mr..
Nelson has rented his farm in Cato
township and will farm his new land
in Minnesota.
oAA 41dAu"1A ACGu1u Cu UA1o u1O1 Ill.,
from Grand Forks.
r. G. Madsen is transacting business
at Penn today.
Senator A. S. Gibbons is in from Can
do today transacting business.
His case will come up for hearing to-
day. Another arrest OF vagrant was
made today and the fellow was given
seven days work on the streets OF the
city.
Editor and Mrs. George Phillips OF
Tolna were in the city today between
trains attending to business matters.
Prof. Wolverton went to Minneapolis
last night and will be present at a
house party given by a friend in that
city this week.
Jurgen johnson was in the city this
morning and took out his big 45-horse-
power Mogul I. H. G. gas engine which
he recently purchased from Haley &
Hyland.
Miss Lewis, who has been stenogra-
pher for II. G. Middaugh in his law Of
ces for some time past, left today for
her home at Canto, s. D., where she
will remain. Miss Belle Stenson has
accepted the position vacated by Miss
Lewis.
Number three was run in two Sec
tions yesterday, the first section Of the
train being confined to carrying sailors
who were being transferred from the
Atlantic feet to the Pacific. They
were headed for THE Bremerton naval
station.
There were nearly 800 sailors on the
train. It is not known just what the
transfer means. The government has
for some time been adding many re-
cruits to their Pacific coast fleet.
Among the visitors here today from
Leeds are Messrs Thos. WARDROBE, ia.
cob McCullock and Victor WARDROBE
These gentlemen came in to attend the
hearing regarding the stopping of No
2 Of the Great Northern railway at
| their home town.
Manager Hale and his corps of assis
tants are busy today putting on the
last touches for the horse fair which is
to be held this week. Each day brings
added interest in the event and more
work for the committee in charge.
| There is little doubt but this event
will prove one of the best things the