Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Freight on the Great Northern is also
heavy End this is responsible for the
lateness of some of the trains.
Charles Bassiere, an old time resi-
dent of Ramsey county who arrived
on the scene and started farming OPP
erations in the Lake Region as early
as 1883, was an arrival in the city
last evening from San Francisco, CAL,
where he now has large interests. Mr..
Bassiere is brother of Mersers
Horne of Maza, N. D., and is here for
a visit as we'll as to look over land
in Ramsey county in which he is still
interested. Mr.. Bassiere was former
resident of Dry Lake township resid-
ing near Grand Harbor.
Mesdames Simondstad and P. G..
Miller returned home yesterday from
Edmore where they have been visit.
ing with frinds for the past few days.
Joe Baker Of Webster was a visit
or In the city today.
Professor Brannon of the State uni
versity was in the city from Grand
Forks last evening between trains and
procured some valuable specimens for
his work at that institution from the
biological station at Chautauqua.
Miss Lucille Smith was in the city
yesterday en- route to her home at
Fort Totten. Miss Smith is just re.
turning from three months visit
with relatives in Ireland, and she will
spend a week at Fort Totten before
going to Minneapolis where she is a
Student at the Minnesota university.
Miss Clara Minnett Of Webster was
in the city yesterday, on her way to
Velva where she will take q position
in the schools.
Mrs. E. B. Willard Of Minot was in
the city today en- route to Park River
where she will attend the funeral Of
her brother, Mr.. Jack Golfer.
Miss Cora Wagness left yesterday
for Leeds where she will make shor'
visit with friends and from there she
will 60 to Bismarck where she will
visit.
Frank Clapp the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Clapp had his face very
badly cut Wednesday afternoon while
playing in the yard Of the Pitche,
farm.
Mrs. D. II. Couthers Of Hansbors
was in the city yesterday en- route tt
her home from points in South Dako
ia where she has been for the pas
few weeks
Mrs. Juergens and son, George, arr
expected to return Sunday from Min
neapolis where George underwent a,
operation. His many friends will b.
: pleased to hear that he is quite i'm
proved.
Miss Anna and Sarah Webster VIII
have been spending the summer in thi
, city at the McNaughton home left to
{ day to take charge Of their schools
Miss Anna will go % Sharon and Mis-!
Sarah to Petersburg.
Miss Rushfeldt Of Webster was j,
the city yesterday shopping and visit
ing with friends.
, Miss Isabelle stenson left today TO
Fort Totten where she will be thu
over Sunday guest at the Huff home
g Mrs. A. E. Linney If Edmore is i,
the city for a several days visit will
friends.
Miss Margaret Swain of Websta
!. was in the city today for short visi
, with friends.
Miss Fifer Of Newbre township wa
r brought to Mercy hospital yesterda,
] suffering from appendicitis.
VIM. Reid returned yesterday b,
auto from Hampden where he has
spent the week looking after his farm
Miss Sarah Morris returned yester
day from Bismarck and will again res
Fume her work in our city schools.
M. E. Van Order Of Hansboro wa
in the city transacting business yeste'
, day afternoon.
New life put in old watches ant
, clocks. We make them keep time too
NJ. G. Roth, GLIB Arnold avenue. 1
Miss Louisa Duell came in from
, Garske today and will attend higl
school here this winter.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Reuter- will
spend the remainder Of the season i,
the Bert Stotlar cottage at Green.
: wood.
Miss Fern Way left today for St
Joseph, Mimi, where she will enter
st. Benedicts Academy for the win
ter.
Miss Celia Duell and Miss Mildred
, Holmes returned today from Toxic
where they have been spending few
days visiting.
Mrs. Smith left today for Twin
Valley, Mimi, where she will spend
a few weeks visiting with Mrs. G. D
Miller.
Miss Lillian johnson returned to he,
turned to her home today after visit
in this city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
R. Goer.