Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
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Thos. Clifford Of st. John is visitor
in the city, go
James y. Hale of Hampden is in the
city today:s Y. : .
Irwin Cartel Of Hamppden is spending 1
the day here. ..
R. Garvin Of starkweather is here
today on business. 9
G. E. Nelson returned to his home at
Doyon this morning.
John McLain was an Inkster visitor
in the city yesterday.
Dr.. Verette Of Roila was pleasant
visitor in; the city yesterday.
Mr.: Endell left this morning for Big
Sandy, Mont, where he expects to take
land.
A number Of out of town people were
in last night to attend tie performance
at the opera house.
D. F. Humphreys of Brocket, who
has spent the past several days in the
city, returned to his home this morn
ing.
Miss Cornelia solberg of Crazy is
among the visitors who are enjoying
themselves with friends in Devils Lake
today.
Mrs. Blaisdell Of Minot arrived yes.
terday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs
Mitchell, and will remain here for sew.
eral days.
A. W. Swanson of Bisbee arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon for a
short business stay, returning on the
next train.
P. E. Huff Of Fort Totten arrived in
the city yesterday on a short business
visit and remained over the night, re-
turning today.
w. P. Foulk Of Hampden paid this
city visit yesterday. He is here to-
day and will return home this evening.
Mrs. Mitchell entertained several la.
dies belonging to the Shakespeare club
last night at her home. A delightful
time was reported. ....
j. Z. Edelman Of Egeland was in the
city last night. Mr.. Edelman is pro-
prietor of the Egeland Cash store and
is numbered among that city's hust-
ling young merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Strand arrived in
the city yesterday from starkweather
where they have been living for some
time past and left today for Brocket
for two weeks visit.
F. R. Crane, the Great Northern agri.
cultural expert who was here yesterday
x talking with the farmers, left last
night for the west where he will make
similar arrangements to those he made
here.
Attorney W. T. Moseley Of Cando
was in the city yesterday comforting
with Judge Cowan regarding some
court cases which he has as attorney.
Mr.. Moseley returned the same day to
his home.
Ed. NJ, Scott left today for Big San
dy, Mont, after week s visit here
with friends. Most of his time was
spent telling the farmers of Ramsey
county about his country there. He
took a number with him to look at
land
Hans Westegard returned yesterday
morning from Copenhagen, Denmark
where he has been visiting for the past
four months in his native land. He re.
ports the best kind Of time and is
being kept busy telling his friends OF
his experiences in the old country.
Thos Clark, an old time resident OF
this county, now residing at Gravels
burg, Sask., Canada, has been here the
past week looking after his interests
and before leaving for home disposed
Of his large farm near Webster to
Gust Germanson. He speaks well OF
his Canadian home.
DR.. Smith has just received a new
Kissel Kar from the factory and il
was unloaded today. It is seven pas
senger car and has four speeds. The
car is one Of the largest in the city and
the doctor is thinking seriously of max
ing a long overland trip with it this
summer.
1t is thought that Alex Boudoin viii
be able to resume his run on the Cande
train next week after two months
illness, the time being spent in a hos
pital. Some time ago he injured him
self while jumping from the train ane
the injury necessitated an operation.
Miss Hilma Freeburg Of Toxic is il
the city today shopping.
M. M. Strawhacker Of Freshwate1
township is in the city today on bust
ness.
Attorney Radcliffe of Larimore is il
the city today transacting business il
probate court.
Rev. A. E. Clattenburg left this af
ternoon for Warwick where he vii
hold services tonight. ..
Judge Cowan left this afternoon TO-
Msnnewaukan where he will hold spec
iaI term of some court cases.
Albert Jaqua OF Toxic is in the city
TODAY on business. Mr.. Jaqua is thu
manager of the Bovey-shute lumbe'
company.
The Guild of the Episcopal churci
will meet tomorrow afternoon and b
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