Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-29
(Monday's Daily.)

Gus. Il. Blessum was in from the road
over Sunday,
S. o. Bondelid returned Saturday
from Tolna. @
\ number Of good horses are being
listed for the horse show in April
Young people about the city soem to
have taken now interest in roller
skating. Excellent music is being PRO.
vided at the rink.
Burt Hutchinson of Minnewaukan
was i'll Devils Lake yesterday on his.
way to Grand Forks where he will
spend few days on business.
Yesterday was merry day for rum
min gautocs. Although the weather was
not as warm as the days preceding it,
it was ideal for running car and
nearly every auto owner took advan.
tagc Of it.
Mr., Baldwin of the Peoples Fire In
surance company Of Minneapolis, was
i'll the city over Sunday in the inter.
ests of his company.
Alex Watson left this morning for
his week on the road after spending
Sunday with his folks here.
Miss Abel Thompson arrived home
yesterday from Valley City where she
has been attending tho Normal school.
She will spend her Easter vacation
here.
After today the practice of law,
which up to this time has been carried
on by Attorney j. J. Samson, will be
known as Samson Brothers, his bro.
ther. c. C. Samson, formerly of Lakota,
having moved here to enter the part
nership.
Mr.. Samson's business has been
steadily growing since his entry to the
bar in Devils Lake and it has reached
such proportions that he cannot attend
to it alone. His brother will assume
half interest in the business and will
move to this city.
The little seven months old baby OF
DR.. and Mrs. Cuthbert of Crazy passed
away at the home of Attorney F. T.
Cuthbert yesterday afternoon at 4:3c.
after an illness of about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthbert have the SYM
pathy of their many friends in their be.
reavement. Arrangements for the funer-
al will be made known later.
Mr.. Chamberlin and daughter, Miss
Helen. arrived home last night from
Excelsior suprings, Mo-, after over
month s visit in the south. They again
took up their residence at the Great
Northern.
NJ. o. Sim nstad left last night for
the souther, part Of the state after
spending Sunday at home. Hiss terri
tory is on the N. P.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Vestry Of the Episcopal church will he
held in the rectory this evening. All
members are requested to attend this
meeting.
The treasurer report of the Pres
| hyterian church, at the meeting last
night, showed that church to be in the
! best condition it has been in since its
establishment.
| E. Il. Stubblefeld returned Saturday
night on No. ! from the twin cities,
where he has been on business trip.
He spent Sunday in Devils Lake and
! left this afternoon for his home at
| Cando.
The ". c. T. e. will hold meeting
in the assembly room of the library to.
morrow afternoon and every member
is urged to be present.
| The Christian Endeavor Of the Pres
hyterian church will hold social al
the home of Miss Lillian Reese next
Friday night.
Rev. Wallace preached stirring ser
mon last night on the Men and Relig
ion Forward Movement.
/ George NJ. Brager of Niagara wa:
here over Sunday.
i Hans Mikkelson of Webster was ae-:
for a Sunday visit, returning home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson of Webste
: attended church here yesterday.
Mrs. George Taylor Of Perth remain
ed in Devils Lake over Sunday on he
way home from visit at her old Lo,a
IN South Dakota.
Gessrs. F. ]. Dougherty and Gus. Ia
cohson were in over Sunday telon,
Starkweather.