Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
LOCAL, 0 J 4 ! ], . NEWS !! ! | /; !
(From Friday . Daily.)

John r. shand Of Crary is In the
city today.
Q. A.stevens Of Fort Dodge is calling
on merchants here.
Mrs. Walk lis one Of the Crary visit
ors in the city today.
supt. G.. y. Ziebach Of Fort Totten
was an .oyernighttyisitor here.
! Chas. Dixon was in last might from
Doyon and returned this morning.
A. 81. Foster was one Of the Stark
weather callers here over night.
John 8. Hunter was in last night
from Egeland transacting business.
Joseph P. O,Donnel is one Of the
Ramsey county visitors at the county
seat today.
A. Hoistad returned to his home at
Sharon this afternoon after q days
visit here.
Mesdames D. McAllister and d. Nc.
Kay Of Grand Harbor spent the night
here with friends.
Harry Hinck came up last night
from Grand Forks and attended the
home talent production.
Dr. L. L. Culp Of Fort Totten was in
the city over night attending lodge
and looking after business matters.
Miss Rosalia stgermaine Of Fort Tot.
ten is at the Mercy hospital suffering
from severe attack Of appendicitis.
G.. e. Miller Of Fort Totten was in
last night attending the regular meet
ing Of the Masonic lodge. He entered
into the mysteries Of the third degree.
Val Stoeser is in the city today from
Penn.
Alex Cockburn was in over night
from Webster.
Henry. Hanson of Doyon was in the
city last night.
Miss Lillian Nash came in from
Webster last night.
Miss Foley is in the city today from
Bartlett doing her shopping and visit
ing friends. z
John Cowan Jr., came in from the
farm last night for q short visit with
his parents. -
E.A. Bryn Of Grand Harbor return.
ed home last night after a short bust.
ness visit here: 80 ''f
Several from Crary, Penn and Grand
Harbor were in the city last night at.
tending the home talent play.
The wrecking crew are busy today
at the place near Doyon where the
wreck occurred. clearing up the debris.
Messrs. Allen j. Gilbert, liver johnson
and W. Myer, all business men Of War.
wick. were in the city yesterday be:
tween trains attending to local bust.
ness affairs ''s.f's's 9 e'F y
Alex. Jordan, one Of the claim agents
for the Great. Northern who has been
in fks citS for. 1ssasssera1 days part max:
Ing settlement With the, various ones
who were in the recent wreck, left last
night for ST. Paul.
E. E. Sparks arrived in the city yes:
terday from his home at Fox Lake 70,
: few days. visit with his Daughters
Mesdames G. J. B. Turner, John Flum.
merfelt and Miss Cora Sparks. He win
remain over Sunday.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Blose arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon for 9
short visit ct the home Of MI. and
Mrs. Chas. Pillsbury and were among
the out Of town visitors who attended
tho performance at the opera house
Last evening.
Prof. J. G. West Of Webster came in
last night for the Queen zephra produc,
tion and returned this morning. The
running Of trains on the Farmers' line
makes it convenient for the branch
people to-. get into Devils Lake 70,
! amusemant.
Hansen, the photographer, left thit
morning on the ''dinkey" for Doyon
where he win spend the day. He wa.
fortunate in getting some good photos
Of the recent wreck and had numbe,
with him which he intends to dispose Of
today.
Miss Ida Nelson Of the Quality store
is on the sick list.
Mrs. Firth came up f:on Churehz
Ferry this morning.
The A. o. U. W. will hold reglua,
meeting this evening at O'Clock.
]. g. O'Keefe, q st. Paul clothing
salesman, is calling on the trade today;
Mrs. Morgan Of starkwsather is max
ing q weekend visit with j. .. Adams
Mrs. David Webster is expected in
from Webster this evening to attend
the play
Every large publication which pub
Gshed an account Of the recent wreck
ran the article under a Devils Lake
date line.
Dr.. Cuthbert and wife Of Crary spent
last night here with Attorney and Mrs
F. T. Cuthbert. They. attended Queen
Zephra.
The Mesdames McDevitt of Grand
Harbor visited in the city last night
and this morning. They appreciated
the home talent play given last night
The Masons held their regular meet
ing last night and had large attend
ance. Several new candidates took de.
grees.