Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

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Of business Importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland were owe
from their farm near Maza yesterda,
for visit with friends in this city.
Harry Lake of Dry Lake TOWNSHIP
was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Laborcrs are busy today running +:
spur from the Chautauqua railroad
connecting that line with the Grea
Northern, this enabling the railroad il
getting access to the large sand pit
at the lake.
The Stotlar Investment company are
putting in new elevator at their sand
pit which will. allow them to fill cars
rapidly and get it to the market much
cheaper. It is understood that the
Stotlar sand will be used in the new
building which is to be built on Kelly
avenue.
c. E. Blackorby, cashier Of the Hans.
boro state bank, was business visit.
or in the city today. He returned on
the farmers train this afternoon.
The W. R. C. will hold food sale at
Mann IS store tomorrow afternoon, the
proceeds Of which will go towards fow-
ers for decoration.
At the meeting of the Womans Fed
Grated clubs which was held yesterday
afternoon in the Library, Mrs. Eugene
Fenelon was nominated for vice presi-
dent and Mrs. c. J. B. Turner for Sec
rotary Of the Woman g District fedora
tion of clubs. The election of officers
will take place on May at Leeds,
where the district convention is to be
held.
A card party was given last even
ing in the basement parlors of St. JOS
eph's Catholic church. There was a
large crowd present considering the
weather, and very pleasant time is
reported. The first prizes were won by
Mrs. A. Nelson and n. Jewell, the con.
ISOLATION prizes were given to Mrs. Rior-
den and August Loher.
P. P. Bouken Of Crookston, represent
ing the Crookston Brick company, was
in the city yesterday calling on pros
pective builders.
The Young peoples Society Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church met last
night and enjoyed social session af-
ter the regular business meeting.
John Boshart of the Peyton Paper
company Of Duluth left for that city
today after attending to business mat
tiers in this city.
Mothers Day will be observed in
Devils Lake in fitting manner. Ar
rangements are now being made by the
churches to pay tribute to Mother.
Chas. Thwing of Webster, cashier of
the Bank of Webster, was business
visitor in the city today between trains.
Wil1ia1r Yul!e, who appeared here in
"1he Riva's'' several weeks ago, will
return to Devils Lake next week, Mon
day: Tuesday and Wednesday, and ap-
pear in vaudeville. Mr.. Yule is consid.
cred one of the best entertainers in the
bus:ress and the attraction at the Grand
ne6t week should be exceptional in the
vaudeville line.
Attorney L. H. Sennett of Cando is
business caller today in Devils Lake.
It is said that Mr.. Sennett is candi-
date for Attorney General. INV.
The Charles theatre has a lot of good
subjects which should make interesting
moving pictures to show Devils Lake
people today and tomorrow. Tomorrow
will be the afternoon for the big book
competition for the boys and girls.
Harry J. Hinck, candidate for County
Judge, made business trip to Stark
weather this afternoon where he will
remain over night visiting the voters
in that section. Harry was down lat
Doyon yesterday and finds that his can
didacy is meeting with favor over the
county. He is bright young man and
has many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Clifford of Ken.
mare have sent word that they expect
to move to Chautauqua on the first day
of May and remain until after the reg
ular Chautauqua season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford have run the Chautauqua hotel
for several years.
D. F. Humphreys and E. o. Enga-
sather Of Brocket arrived in the CITY
this afternoon. Mr.. Engesather expects
to make some improvements in his
bank building at Brocket and it is in
connection with this that the gentle
men are here.
John B. Stuart left last night for his
home in Cato township taking with him
the stallion which he purchased from
Frank Hyland. The animal is beauty.
Chris Anderson, ex-county commits.
sioner from South Minnewaukan town.
ship was in the city yesterday and call
ed at the county auditors Office for his
assessing books.
James Shea and son, James Jr., left
last night on No. for their home at
Fargo after spending short time in
this city. The elder Shea is United
States marshal and the younger is his
deputy.
President G.. o. Russell of the North