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

e j. E. Baker of Morris township was
Devils Lake visitor yesterday.
w. w. Reed Of Fort Totten is in the
: city today.
D. Mcintosh left this noon for an all
: days drive in the vicinity of Webster
Thos. Baine of Lakota is visiting
with friends here.
A. w. Swenson of Bisbee is among
, the visitors today in Devils Lake.
s. Meisel is in today from Garske
attending to business matters.
g. G. Wagons Of Tolna returned to-
day after brief stay here.
Mrs. G. w. Buttz is here today from
Minnewaukan shopping.
Senator Baker of Edmore is transact
ing business here today.
s. B. Holbrook of Rugby is taking
care of business here.
J. M. Reynolds is here today from
Toxic.
John Lollis returned to Warwick to.
day.
H. and Ole Olson are here today
from Cavalier attending to business.
w. A. Riordan Of st. Paul is among
the commercial visitors.
E. W. Hensen is Hamar visitor in
the city.
Miss Pearl Avery of Rolla is in the
city visiting her mother who is sick
at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ketwit Of Cleveland
township were shopping in the city yes
terday.
Lillian and Anna Nash Of Webster
were shopping and visiting friends in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Travers of Williston stopped off
between trains yesterday on her way to
Grand Forks.
Marion Edwards of Rollette was in
the city yesterday to attend the Knight
Templar meeting.
Senator Fred Baker of Edmore was
in the cit yesterday attending to bust
ness matters.
A. D. Miller of Fargo is in the city
looking after the sale of monuments.
He was formerly physician.
Miss Pearl D. Avery Of Rolla re.
manned in the city over night on her
way to Minnesota where she will visit.
Miss Marion Edwards Of Rollette il
spending few days in the city with
friends.
Miss Rose Monohan of New Rock
ford arrived last night for a visit in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yoakan of Og-
den, Utah, are visiting friends here.
They are on their way to the east.
Mesdames J. g. Gunderson and E. A.
Magoris Of Aneta are visiting today
with Devils Lake friends.
A. E. Boyer and Peter ndvedson Of
Minot came down last evening and
left this morning with Herman Hues-
gen, Jr., for few days. hunt.
John G. Siple and DR.. A. W. swenson
of Bisbee were in town last evening to
attend the special meeting of the
Knights Templar, in which they were
taken in by the Cyrene Commandery.
Word was received from Stanley
Hurst that his father was not to be
operated on until tomorrow and that
the doctors report there is no danger.
The little daughter Of A. Van Fossen
was taken home from the General hos.
pital yesterday. She is reported to be
very much improved.
Adele Thompson, who has been at
tending the Valley City normal is home
and will take one Of the principal parts
in the Mikado.
The many friends of John Fitzpat-
rich, who has been sick for the past
three months, were pleased to see him
around town yesterday.
Mrs. J. Desmond entertained nine
little boys yesterday in honor of Bill
Desmond, the occasion being his third
birthday. The little fellows enjoyed
the afternoon playing games after
which delicious refreshments were serv.
ed.
Many Indian visitors were in the
city yesterday.
E. F. Reese leaves tonight for two
weeks business trip in Montana.
Mike Kavanaugh of Crazy was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
VIM. O'Riley leaves this evening for
western Canada where he has taken up
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Denoyer of Stark
weather were in the city yesterday
transacting business.
Marguerite LaRue returned yester-
day from Churchs Ferry where she has
been the guest of Eta Nichol.
James Flummerfelt Of Morris town.
ship was in the city attending to bust
ness yesterday.
Ben Lemke of Cando was in the city
yesterday. He stopped of on his way
to Brocket where he will look after his
farming interests.
The baseball bee is still at work.
Ask Joe Foubert if there is to be ball
team this year. If the state has
league, Devils Lake wants to be in on
it.
G. E. Flint left yesterday for Cando
for short visit before starting on the
road with his new line. He has re-.