Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

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johnson Of Sharon came to the city
last night on q shopping trip and Re.
turned home today.
F. A. Dion OF ,+raud Harl,oY was in
the city last night attending the For
1esters' meeting a. tho club rooms in
the Catholic church basement.
The vaudeville troop left today for
Rugby where they will amuse the peo-
pie of that city tonight. This change
was made on account Of the band con-
cert being here. This gives the Rugby
people chance to get some real good
entertainment.
The Indian band at Fort Totten is
making wonderful progress this winter
and supt. Ziebach says although there
are several boys in the band who are
footing for their first time, BY spring
the band will be in the best shape it
has ever been.
VIM. Ridenbaugh is back on his fast
mail run after laying off several days
on account Of his wife's health. Mrs.
Ridenbaugh has been quite sick at the
family home in Langdon and necessitat-
ed him remaining with her for some
time. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Colfax left last night
for their destination at Hot Springs,
Indiana. They were in the recent
wreck and were enthusiastic in their
praise of the Great Northern's treat
ment and their promptness in settling
their claim for injuries ssutained.
Frank Hyland left this morning for
short trip through different parts of
Canada where he will look after bus
mess interests for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Ug1and left yes.
tcrday for Knox where they will make
their future home after living in this
city for several years. They moved
their houshold goods there last week.
Mr.. Ugland has business interests there
and the move will accommodate them.
Will Bacon, the Cando implement
dealer, is in the city for a stay at the
Rumley school. Mr.. Bacon handles the
Rumley engine and is vitality interest
ed in boosting the engine, the same as
anything else he takes hold Of.
Messrs. Hans Anderson, o. Anderson,
E. A. Anderson and A. P. Gilberg, all
Ramsey county residents at Churchs
Ferry are in the city attending the en-
gineering school.
E. J. Chamberlin and daughter Ellen
leave today for Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
where they will visit for few weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Greenburg entertained
a number Of friends at cards last even
ing. An evening much enjoyed by ev-
eryone is the report that comes from
this society event.
The Shakespeare club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. L. N. Thorson and
enjoyed the afternoon with the regular
program.
Members Of the Eastern Star should
take notice that the regular meeting
win be held this evening instead Of
tomorrow night.
Simon Borsch of Rugby arrived in
the city last Saturday night to visit
tat the Lenheart home. Mr.. Lenheart
is very low today and it is on account
of the serious illness Of this relative
that he came to the city.
Paul LeFrance, one Of the popular
young men Of Rolla, arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon for q short visit
with friends and also to take in the
home talent play here. BE IS attend
ing the Rumely school here.
The new Ideal Auto company build.
ing that is being erected is ready for
the caves and roof and these viii be
added in few days. The building will
make one of the best garages In the
state when completed.
Wrestlers Jahns and McGurren were
in training before the Athletic club Mt
their gymnasium yesterday and fur
nished entertainment for the members
of the club. The gym is well equipped
for this sort Of training and is becoming
a real feature for the young men Of the
city. g., g.
The Ladies Of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union held Francis
Willard memorial service last night at
the Methodist church in honor Of the
founder Of their organization and the
church was crowded with people who
listened to sitting program in observ-
ance Of the occasion. Special music
was rendere1 and temperance talks
given.
/ Alex. Currie of Cando was in the
city last night. he was on his way to
Minneapolis where he will transact bus
mess. After few days stay there he
will leave for Lake Charles, Louisiana,
where he will see some of the gas trac-
tors which his firm manufactures, in
action.
Gus Fagerland returned to his home
at Rolla yesterday after trip to Min.
ueapolis where he took the body of
the young boy who committed suicide
there last week. The parents of the
young man were heart broken and can
not account for the rash deed. The let
ter he wrote to them explained nothing.
| P. II. Forrest of Cando, chairman Of