Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-02
; tt,rom Saturday q Dally.)

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Earnest Olson was in yesterday from
Garske.
E. M. Engen came in from Webster
last night.
A. J. Mitchell of Penn came to the
city last night.
E. L. Kline of Penn transacted hnsi-
ness here yesterday.
S. Blan of Rugby was in the city
yesterday on business.
0. P. N. Anderson of Starkweathcr
is business caller.
R. L. Donnelly of Minneapolis is a
twin city business visitor here today.
Miss Laura Amundson of Fargo is
here visiting friends.
G. w. swenson of Langford, s. D.,
is visiting friends here.
Chas. Hops of Lawton was visitor
in the city yesterday.
Miss Title Olafson Of Courtenay is
visiting friends in the city.
The little son Of Conductor John
Walrath is i'll at the family home.
B. H. Harris of Ft. Totten returned
home today after short stay here.
H. v. Winans is still sick and does
not seem to improve as fast as he
should.
Attorney John J. Samson left last
night on No. to attend to legal bus
mess.
R. G. McRee of Hansboro returned
home yesterday after several days
spent in the city,
G. B. Pelsey of Glenburn spent few
hours with friends here yesterday on
his way east.
William and Wayne Huesgen return.
ed last night from a days visit at
Grand Forks.
P. 0. Vornholt Of Leeds stopped off
here short time last night on his way
to the twin cities.
Earl Duell went to Doyon last night
where he assisted the orchestra in
playing for dance.
VIM. Reed was among thu passengers
to Grand Forks yesterday to attend
the Shriners' banquet.
Olaf Hagen and VIM. zieman of
Lawton were two of the prominen. Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
F. T. Cuthbert left last night for
Grand Forks and entered into the mvs-
teries of the Shriners there.
Attorney L. H. Sennett returned yes
terday to Cando after several days
spent in the city on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Sontag are the
proud parents of fine ten pound hoy
which arrived at their home yesterday.
Mrs. Frank K. Emigh, wife of the
county commissioner, is reported i'll.
She was brought here to the General
hospital last night.
The office of the county judge is be-
ing repaired in first class manner in
accordance with the instructions of she
county commissioners.
The county commissioners returned
home yesterday after checking up the
county offices and finding them in a
first class condition.
Chas. Hollinger, one of the younger
farmers Of Morris township who has
found lucrative employment tilling the
soil, is in the city today getting some
dental work done.
Homer Ressler, the Starkweather ed
itor and attorney, was caller in the
city yesterday on business errand.
He has cases in court which is now in
session.
A social dance was held last night
in the sevilla dancing parlors by the
Blue Bell dancing club. A good crowd
attended and enjoyed both the dancing
as well as the excellent music.
Mrs. F. G. Harris of Cando passed
through the city yesterday on her way
to the twin cities for weeks visit.
While there she will meet her hus-
band who went down few days ago
and they will return together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris and fam
lily were here yesterday for a short
time visiting with their many friende.
They were on their way to Larimore
where they expect to visit for week
with relatives.
Farmer Jahns has just returned from
Montana where he has been wrestling
with great success and states that he
would be more than pleased to meet
Ordeman of Minneapolis and also the
"Mystrious Farmer" of Rock Lake
at the opera house in this city within
the next four weeks.
Prof. R. F. Young Of the state unui-
versity was in the city for short time
yesterday. He took the train in the
afternoon for Aneta where he had bus
ines. He will return today to make
some experiments and demonstrations
at the biological station on the lake
shore at Chautauqua.
A surprise party was given for Miss
Ada Mccormick last night by the girls
of the Seventh grade. Tho affair took
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Mclean. Many games were played
during the eevning and an agreeable
diversion was several instrumental Sc.
lections rendered by the honored one.
A bountiful luncheon was served to the