Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

E. J. Stevenson Of Kloten is bust.
ness guest Of the city.
Phillip Cooking is here today from
Rugby attending court.
Valentine Stoesser OF Penn is bus.
mess visitor here today.
Mrs J. w. Kelly of Crazy is visit.
ing friends today in Devils Lake.
Ii. Mikkelson was visitor in the
city yesterday from Webster.
Mrs. Edgar Long was in the city
today from her home at Sharon and is
visiting with friends.
John 0. Jensen Of Sharon returned
home today after a short business trip
here.
R. j. Dodge Of Inkster returned
home this afternoon after stay here
of several days.
d. R. Chase and wife of Toxic spent
the day here yesterday and returned to-
day on the branch train.
w. +. Morrow of Grand Forks spent
little time yesterday calling on his
friends in the city.
Theodore Hanson of Maza is a bust
ness visitor in the city. He arrived
yesterday afternoon.
Henry Lewis of Michigan City was a
caller in the city yesterday and return
ed to his home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McCanna returned
yesterday to their home at Cando af-
ter spending several days here on a
shopping trip.
Father Augustine left yestrday for
Leeds, where he went to visit with the
priest Of that city. He expected to re-
turn home this evening.
W. NJ. Smith went to Lakota yester-
day afternoon on No. 6 and returned
on No. /. He transacted some insur-
ance business while he was away.
J. G. Bosharr, paper salesman from
Grand Forks, representing a Duluth
concern, was calling on the newspaper
fraternity yesterday and remained in
the city over night.
Mrs. c. j. B. Turner and Mrs. R, v.
Bice will service cake and coffee in
Turner's store Saturday afternoon for
the benefit of the Lads Guild Of the
Church of the Advent.
Mrs. c. J. B. Turner and Mrs. R. v.
Bice will service cake and coffee in
Turner's store Saturday afternoon for
the benefit of the Lads Guild of the
Church of the Advent.
George B. Newcombe, an official of
the Friendless Society of North Dako-
ia, is in the city for few days in the
interests Of his work.
81. NJ. Hutchinson was a Lakota WIS.,
itor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris of Lakota were
visitors yesterday in the city.
F. E. Talbot of Fargo attended to
business matters yesterday in the city.
A. Briggs of Lakota was a business
caller in the city yesterday and re-
NAMED over night.
Mrs. G. J. B. Turner and Mrs. R. V.
Bice will service cake and coffee in
Turner's store Saturday afternoon for
the benefit Of the Lads Guild of the
Church of the Advent.
Grover Garske of Garske was in the
city yesterday.
Myron King Of Crazy was business
caller here yesterday.
5. Perreault and Anna Perreault of
OVERLY were in the city today.
Henry Muehlen of Penn is a business
visitor here today.
j. NJ. Kelly is in Fargo today looking
up matters pertaining to the Chan+aa-
qua season..
Miss Erma stagman of Crary is
spending few days at the Wittkopf
lone.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Burgess of Web
ster were here yesterday on a little
shopping expedition.
A fiue pedigreed dog has been secur-
ed as pet at the Office of the Ramsey
County Abstract company.
Mrs. August Kalinoski was in the
city yesterday from Crazy and spent
some time calling on her friends
A. 0. Sather of Starkweather passed
through the city to his home last night
after week spent in the cities.
Paul j. Nelson is business man
from the branch town who is transact
ing business at Devils Lake today.
Mrs. Barron was operated on yester.
day at the Mercy hospital and is rest
ing much easier today. It is thought
she will improve rapidly.
Judge Hunt of Rolla was visitor
in this city yesterday and remained
over until today, when he returned
home. The judge will be a candidate
for reelection.
Miss Isabelle Stenson is helping out
temporarily in the Office of the Ramsey
County Abstract company, owing to
an extra amount of work to be done
there.
The young business men of Dunseith
have organized a bachelors club to
cope with the leap year proposition, be-
lieving that in union there is strength.
Because North Dakota is the first
state to hold presidential primaries
the Lansford Journal is convinced that
this is the battle field of the giants.
The department was called ont this