Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
(From Thursdays Daily.).

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7 William, Kangas is q Brocket visit
or in the city. ). $50
j. w. Maxwell is a Grafton. visitor
in the city today. ". :; III
j. M. Schultz returned Ito his home
at Westhope this morning. ..4.
Chris jacobson Of Pekin was in the
city yesterday. ~
s. H.; Ulmer Of Doyon is business
caller in the city today,
Mr.. Sanders of Orary is amonng the
business callers today: -, "a
I. J. Dougherty is here today from
Starkweather transacting business.
G. P. swepson came over last night
from Crafty and is remaining over to-
day. -. 80 - *. go,
Misses Ruth and Mary Kirkeide of
churchs Ferry arrived today for
short visit. 49,. y. l. i. -
B. D. stoddard of Spirit Lake, Iowa,
is visiting with friends in, Devils Lake
today. - ~ .s.,px@::.
The members of the Eastern Star are
arranging for a dance inxthe' near fu-
ture. ~. ....i 49,.
Much preparation is being made for
the N. D. N. g. dance next Monday
night. - ';'rs,
Mrs. Erickson and Miss Sophia Err
ickson Of Lawton arrived in the city
yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. Jane Bailey was reported quite
sick last night. She is some better
today. - @>>s ~
The Fisher family are spending a
few days at their cottage at Chautau-
qua this week.
Mrs: Otto Olson of Toxic, who un-
derwent an operation at Mercy hospital
Tuesday is reported as getting along
nicely. az :.
Peter Allen and E. E. Berry Of Hur-
ley, $. D., are in the city today look:
ing over the country in Ramsey county
with their headquarters here. 81.
The board of directors of the Chau.
tauqua figure on making trip to Chau:
tauqua Sunday in a body and look
over the situation as it is there. 81
Nearly every resident of Devils Lake
who has an auto was making good use
of it last night. The warm evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone in the
city, old and young.
The large amount of rubbish and
water that has been on the streets for
a few days has nearly all disappeared.
The street commissioner has been max.
ing good use of his poarders and has
the debris nearly all cleared away.
The large. house recently purchased
by Edward Richardson from the 500
railroad is being moved to his lot on
the corner of Fifth and Uline. The
building is today at 7th and Uline and
will be on the lot by the last of the
week.
VIM. McCaffery of Mimic is among
the visitors here.
Paul Shultz of Austin, Mimi, ar.
rived last night for short visit.
I. A. Giessner, of Penn is here TO-
day looking over sample line.
Mrs. A. o. Sanstead and son, Her
man, of Tagus, are visiting at the o.
car johnson home on End street.
A house party was held at the Pow
ell cottage at Chautauqua yesterday
A very enjoyable time is reported.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church met this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. W. H. Reid on Fifth street.
Those who are taking part in the Mi
kado are requested to meet at the Lii
brary tonight where practice will be
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ressler returned
to day to their home at Starkweather
after several days visit with friends
in this city.
Mrs. Axel Egeland and her two little
daughters have been spending few
days in the city and returned to their
home at Bisbee this afternoon.
Earl Wallace Of the Wallace Coal
company is here today from his home
at Burlington, N. D., and is visiting
with numerous friends.
Miss Grace Bradley of Starkweather,
one of the teachers in the schools
there, is spending a few days in the
city the geust of friends.
Prof. Weeden of the Mayville normal
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Mayville, returning from
a visit with friends at Hansboro.
The office of Flynn &; Traynor in the
Mann block is being fitted up with
furniture today. A large safe was
taken from the Aberdeen hotel today
and placed in the new office.
DR.. and Mrs. W. E. Hooking intend
moving to Chautauqua tomorrow after
spending the winter in the city. There
are numerous others who will move
there during the coming week.
George Mallough, one of the travel
ers who makes his home here, will
move to the lake in short time, hav.
ing rented the Conyers cottage for the
coming season.
Rev. Torbett of the Presbyterian
church returned last night from Penn
where he attended session meeting
of the church officials of his Penn con.