Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

Mrs. Avery. Of Rolla. is in u l,,>,,l
hospital where she will ,be required to
remain for some time. She was operat-
ed on yesterday. 80
Miss Goldie Arnold, clerk at the Dev-
lis Lake Drug Co.'s statiodofy depart
ment, is confined to 7her home with 3
severe attack of sickness.
q. E. Mclaughlin is up t,1a!- fr.m
Wahpeton transacting business with
local merchants! "a ~:
The new Guild directory was publish
ed this morning and placed the
hands of the readers. The little book
let contains a representation of nearly
every business house in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Kelly, who for
some time past have been, residing on
farm near this city, hay; made ar
rangements to take over the Lockwood
hotel and will run that hosiery IN the
future. i. Z
l.. v. hackett returned today to his
home at Cando after a visit for sever
al weeks at his former home near
Thompson and in the vicinity Of Aneta
where his daughter now lives. Mrs.
Hackett has been with him and went
to Larimore to visit for few days be-
fore returning to her home.
Mrs. w. H. Bell left yesterday for
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where she will
take treatment for some time. She
was accompanied as lar as St. Pau
by her son, A. H. Bell, who had bust
ness to transact there. From there she
was accompanied by Mrs.. Bailey IS
mother, who will also make a stop at
the Springs.
Fred Bacon, one of the popular fel
lows on the road as a travelling sales.
man, is in the city today selling Ram
bier autos. He Informed The, World
that q. o. Russell, the local agent, was
expecting a car of three machines in
the near future. Mr.. Bacon left this
afternoon for Cando where he will Wis
it his brother a day or SO.
The pleasant weather coming this
time Of the year is only a taste Of the
bautiful growing weather that will
follow after such an extremely cold
winter. Many of the older people were
out on the streets yesterday for the
first time since the cold weather start
ed and appeared to enjoy the warm
sunny weather.
A poor, sick, prairie chicken came tc
town this morning and made frantic
effort to get into THE New York Casf
store. The bird had been sick fol
some time and had at last come tt
such a stage where it was practically
helpless. Mr.. Lambert found the :'irc
lying in the doorway when he game tt
| work and killed it to put stop to the
misery.
p. H. Forrest, the Cando politica
leader for the republican forces wa
in the city yesterday on his way
home from the north end Of the coun
ty, where he has been looking over thu
situation near Rock Lake and also in
speeding his farming, making ready
for the spring work there. Mr.. Forres
met with some of the Ramsey count,
politicians yesterday and enjoyed mum
erous visits with friends.
Attorney Smythe is looking after tn
law office Of Attorney Cuthbert during
his absence.
The school board held meeting las
night and transacted the regula
amount Of business. 49,
P. G. Allen OF Grand Forks, division
superintendent Of the Great Northern
was in the city this morning.
Ole Ohnstad left this morning TO
Langdon where he will spend a coupl
Of days transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham, Twin
three miles west Of this city, wer
made happy this morning ny the arriv
al Of fine nine pound girl at thei
home. The young lady is fine young
ster and is the first girl to he rorn i
the entire Graham family.
M. G. Strand of Peln visited yos!c1
day in the city betwe ~ trains.
Jay Stewart of Cleveland tnwnshi
is among the visitors who are sp.nd;r
the day here.
i Mrs. Duffy and son, George, are i
the city for a few days as guests a
the McCarten home.
Che Of the Greeks being employed .
the Crest Northern railway vas take
so the Merry hospital las. night.
Mr.. and Mrs P. A. Strand lof; las
night for Hampden where they wi
visit short time with Mr.. Strand
relatives.
j. 9. Vigren is on the Elraore tranc
this week where he is distributing d
rectories for the Stotlar lnvestlnen
| GOHipduy.
Mrs. J. H. Maxson anl two childre
returned this afternoon from a thre
days visit with Mrs. Maxson's mothe
at Grand Harbor.
| Mrs. F. e. Mercer cf Lanslon wa
called to this city Moa'lay night
be at the bedside Of her sister, Mr.
VIM. Sparks, who is seriously i'll.
\ A H. Smith of Merrill, Wis, arrive
III the city last night from I.akot
where he made speech in favor Of tn
LaFollette candidacy. Mr. Smith wer
/: Hope thi, afternoon a. Will spea
at Rollette, Bisbee and lola befo,
leaving for his home. He is 'brothe
OF DIR. s. P. Smith, the Can1o veter
nary.
Mrs. A. H. Riggs of Cando spent las
night in the city returning home toda,
She came idown accompanying he
mother, Mrs. Chapman, this far on he
way to her home at Corey, Pa, an
the latter departed for that place las
night on No. 2.