Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-29
Judge oarmody Of Hillsboro and DR.,

touaS NlSltlHI III cIeuI anu lJunN
school, acting as members of the state
board Of control.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barrickman are
tho happy parents of big nine pound
baby boy born to them this morning
at the Mercy hospital.
Chas. l.. Thwing, cashier of the
Webster bank, came in last night for 4
short business call and returned home
on this mornings train.
O. Wheeler arrived yesterday from,
Waverly, Iowa, and will spend sever.
III weeks in the immediate vicinity OF
Devils Lake.
Mr.. Taylor, auditor OF the Bovey'
Shute Lumber company. is spending q
few days in the city checking up the
company's yard at this point.
\ large number Of the residents are
already making preparations for NOV
ing to the Chautauqua grounds as soon
as the weather will permit the use of
the houses there and the cars start
running.
Miss Grace Kcogh of Webster stop.
ped over night in Devils Lake on her
way to her home after spending the
winter attending the Mayville normal
school, She will spend her Easter VA
cation at Webster.
c. ]. B. Turner is treating the inter
Tor of his store room to fresh coat of
paint and is identifying the looks of
his store materially. Mr.. Turner is a
progressive merchant and always keeps
up with the times.
Martin King is in the city today
from Crazy.
/ Valentine Stoesser was up from Penn
yesterday. returning home last night.
Mrs. Firth of Doyon is in the city
today doing her spring shopping.
John Lefkin of Grand Harbor is
among the visitors in town today from
that place.
Edward Erickson of Plentywood,
Mont, is spending few days in the
city with friends.
! Emil Eich boarded the train last
night for Fargo where he has business
for few days.
Olaf Leet came IN last night from
his home at Webster and left on No.
> for Fargo where he will spend sew
,ro1 Sovs M bNSinaSS
! c. A. Dalton Of Willmar Sask.. is il,
the city for visit with friends. He
has just come from his Canadian home
and reports prospects good there this
year.
o. n. Wion of Grand Harbor is in
the city today visiting with friends.
George Locke is expected back from
Minneapolis in few days. He has
been there several weeks on business,
S. O. Bondeid returned this after
noon from Tolna where he has been
looking after his farming interests.
/; John Luflin of Grand Harbor is here
today looking after business. He is on
his way home from a several days
visit with friends at Garske.
| The Shakespeare club will meet a.
the home of Mrs. Eugene Fenelon on
Sixth street Monday afternoon at $3.50
The program will be an Illustrated talk
on Alhambra by Mrs. Rollins.
The Degree OF Honor held splendid
meeting last night in their lodge rooms
and after strong business session. the
lodge enjoyed a real feast prepared by
its members. The sociability of lodge
life is connecting link of society
Miss Laura Olson is home for hel
Easter vacation from Mayville.
:, Mrs. August Raft underwent an oper
alton at Mercy hospital this morning
Superintendent Ziebach and daugh
ter returned to their home at Fort Tot
ten last night after days business
stay in the city. The superintendent
says things are looking very bright OF
the reservation for the coming season
The many friends of Mrs. Frank EN-
Ugh will be pleased to learn that she i
fast recovering from her long seig
of sickness and the doctors are nov
holding out strong hopes for her recov
cry. At several stages during her i'll
ness her condition has been very pre-
carious and it has not been until latel,
that she has been past the DANCE
mark.
The address given at the Presbytel
ian church last night by Mrs Rub,
Flint was enjoyed by good house. Tn
subject "a Circuit Riders Wife, wa
very capahly handled and those VIII
attended enjoyed it. Mrs. Flint is tn
wife of Methodist preacher and ha
many interesting as we'll as amusin
;. episodes of personal nature to relat
as we'll as the attractive book by tina
name
. The Edward Richardson family hav
moved from their house on the eorne
Of Fifth and Flint avenue to the Sew
Ia hotel. These quarters are only ten
porary until the house in which the
have been living has been moved an
= another which he has purchased fro,
the 500 railroad has been placed on h
lot. This will make a great improv
: ment in his property.
Mayor Chas. Houska of Bisbee ".
in the city Yesterday for short bus