Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19

s. A. Olson is attending to impor.
tant matters here today. His homo is
at Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Dahlstrom of Stark
weather are patronizing local business
institutions today.
S. o. Bondelid returned home ycster.
day from Larimoro where no has been
tho fore part Of tho week attending
to business transactions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yaeger were passengers
through tho city today on their way
home at Brandon after visit at
GAINESVILLE, MINI.
The Eastern Star held meeting last
night which appealed to tho members
and brought out large attendance.
Three new candidates were admitted.
First Sargent. Arthur Mclean was
elected second lieutenant of Company
NJ last night ut meeting of the com,
pany. He is filling the vacancy made
by Lieut.. Peterson's resignation.
Alex. Beaudoin, the brakeman on
the Cando branch has taken lay-ofF
for month and will rest up during
that time at his home in ST. John. rus
sell Shaner is taking his place dnrins
this time.
Mrs. Henderson was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday afternoon at the sevilla
with an attack of appendicitis and was
taken last night to the Mercy hospital
for an operation. Her condition is bet
ter today. ~.
John Jones of Webster, who has been
stopping in the city for several days
past, has gone to Fargo for a short
visit and will go from there to Min
neapolis to attend the implement deal
ers' convention.
Fred Bacon of Grand Forks is in the
city today acting in his capacity as
a commercial traveller. Fred is broth
or of Jerry Bacon, the Grand Forks
newspaper man, and also bears re-
lationship to VIM. Bacon of Cando.
The three brothers are interested in
the implement business.
With the advent of Wednesday the
middle of the week has started out
with the finest weather Devils Lake has
experienced since before Christmas.
The caves are dripping today around
the city and old "Sol" is sending
down his effulgent rays with quite a
force after long period of idleness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morrison of
Webster came to the city last night
on the farmers'E train to attend the
melting Of the Eastern Star, and re.
turned home this'morning. The running
of the trains on the Farmers line
makes it convenient for those who wish
to attend social functions in Devils
Lake.
George Mooers expects to leave next
Monday for Chicago, where he will at
tend the melting Of the head camp OF
the Modern Woodmen of America as q
state delegate. 1t is expected at this
time some new arrangements will be
made regarding the order and this large
insurance lodge will have many new
ideas after the meeting is finished.
The pupils of the high school will
, give supper at the Woodman hall on
Friday evening January 10. The pro
ceeds from this supper will be used
for the equipment Of the athletic asso
citation. A good supper will be serv
cd for the sum of IS cents and it is
hoped that everyone will avail them
selves Of the opportunity of helping q
good cause along. If you want ticket
ask any high school student.
A number of the close friends of E
B. Page, the banker who recently
bought into the bank at Grand Forks
rendered him a reception last night al
the Great Northern hotel, as sort
of farewell before his leaving the city
to take up his new work. He left last
night for the Forks but will leave hi
family here for the present until hi
has completed arrangements for res
idence there. He expects to return here
on Sundays.
The many friends of Frederick J
Bosworth, former Devils Lake boy
will be surprised to learn that he wa!
married on the tenth of January t,
Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Treichles a
the BRIDES home in Medford, Oregon
They will be at home at Hays, Mon
tana after the first Of February. MI
Bosworth is in a store at Hays ant
since going there has been very success
full. The groom is the son Of c. c
Boswarth of this city.
Jens Svee, who has been the re
corder of the records Of the Cyren
Commandery for the past seven year
was agreeably surprised at the mcetin,
Of the members when. he was present
ed with handsome diamond emblem
ring, for his faithful services an
strict attention to duties, which la
brought the Commandery to the from
rank in North Dakota. There was no
a member who was not grateful 70
what Mr.. Svee has accomplished an
they took this method of showing
their gratitude.
(From Thursdays Daily.) a