Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

j. D. Eaton Of Dunseith is in the
city.
o. R. Mjoen of Churchs Ferry is here
today.
Mrs. S. H. Ulmcr is here today from
Doyon.
c. W. Whitaker of Austin, MINI.
is in the city.
Martin Larson of Garske is visit.
ing here today.
F. l.. Watkins of Bismarck is among
the visitors in the city.
Prof. West of Webster was caller
in the city yesterday.
G. D. Mills, the Toxic farmer, was a
business caller yesterday.
H. A. Nicholson of Crary came in
last night for short stay.
DR.. Crafts left this morning on a
short business trip to Churchs Ferry.
Prof. Schrader came up from Rugby
last night on short business trip.
Judge Henry returned last night
from his two months visit in the
South.
Jesse Tallman of Cando was here
yesterday looking after business inter.
ests.
James Cranfeld and A. L. Hamilton
of VIII, crly, MINI, were arrivals in the
city yesterday.
A. P. Meriweather and wife of Bel
court passed the night here on their
way east for visit.
F. D. Clark of Wolverine, Mich, IT.
rived yesterday for visit with rela-
tives in this county.
Sam Swanson and John Summerville
of Neville returned home today after
a several days. visit.
Miss Sophia Erickson of Fox Lake
is visiting with friends in the neigh
borhood of Devils Lake.
Messrs. Hugh McLennon and VIM.
Murcher Of sarles were among the Wis.
itors in the city yesterday.
b. B. Kendall is back from Los An.
geles attending to the farm work at
his place rear Churchs Ferry.
E. A. Markell Of Rolla passed
through the city yesterday on his re.
turn from an Eastern business trip.
Fl. Mcdonald of Michigan City was
visitor in the city yesterday and to-
day, calling on Fr. Augustine.
T ne h. W.
Bros. & Hardy is here today in the in
terests Of his firm attending to business
matters.
The new dragged road toward Grand
Harbor is being used extensively by
the auto Joy riders. The drag has help
ed some; how about your helping the
committee.
Mrs. Chas. Turner ST., and daughter
Mrs. Maglone, Of Larimore, arrived
yesterday for a visit with Mrs. Mont.
gomery and G. J. B. Turner.
General Superintendent Bell Of the
Eastern division of the Great Northern
and Superintendent Mclaughlin of the
Dakota division, were in the city yes
terday making an inspection Of the 10.
cal railroad yards.
Mrs. Bert Stotlar took sick last night
caused from the anxious watching
night and day over the little son who
was burned SO badly. She is reported
better today. The little fellow is i'm.
proving slowly.
3. Nv. Vance Of Crookston was here
yesterday inspecting the work of the
500 and will probably handle the
bridge contract for the railroad com.
pany.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Chance of Grand Harbor, son yester-
day.
DR.. McGurren autoed to Toxic this
morning to look after his farm which
he recently purchased in that vicinity.
Quite number of townspeople au-
toed to the railroad camp today to in
spect the work going on there.
The New York store has added two
new settees to the fixtures of that in.
stitution for the accommodation of its
patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Kliver and daugh-
ter OF Doyon were in the city yesterday
attending to their shopping, returning
yesterday evening.
Miss Adele Thompson returned yes-
terday from Valley City where she
finished her school for the year. She
will spend the summer here.
A. A. Aarsby of Garske spent yester-
day in Washington, D. c., and leaves
there for New York. He will sail in
few days for Norway.
The Sodality society of the Catholic
church held card party in the church
basement last night, large number be-
ing present to enjoy the festivities.
Mr.. Loken, the New York Store g
new dry goods man, returned today
from visit to Rugby where he made
arrangements for the removal of his
family to this city.
The members Of the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid and their friends enjoyed
a delightful time at the parsonage yes.
terday afternoon when they were en-.
tertained by Mrs. Torbett.
A small tract of land belonging to
Anna St. nerson and located in the vi.