Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-12

Miss Eva Serumgard returned ia
Northwood after spending her Easter
vacation with home folks. Miss Serum.
gard is one fthe members Of the nigh
class teaching staff of the Northwood
schools.
Miss Lenore Thompson returned to
Northwood Saturday afternoon to re.
sumo her duties as instructor in the
schools there and also to occupy her &C,
customed position in the choir Of that
place Easter morning.
Gunder Formo of this city is elated
over his success at the horse fair Sat.
urday, his "Galopin" being victor ov.
er class of six horses in the pure bred
Percheron class, being the best for &C.
tion, style and size, according to the
judges. The horse was brought here
from Iowa by OLE Gilbertson.
H. D. Paulson, who has occupied the
city desk on the Evening Times at
Grand Forks for years, is now presid.
ing in the same capacity over til: .es.
TIMES of the Herald, Harry Cooper,
who was city editor, having taken a
position with the Grand Forks Observ.
er, Of which Mrs. Alice Nelson Page,
formerly of this city, is the society ed.
itor.
There will be parish meeting of
the Church of the Advent at the Sevil-
la hotel tomorrow evening at 8 o CLOCK,
matters of Importance with reference
to the church will be discussed and a
large attendance is desired.
'ihe matter of road improvement in
Ramsey county and the method to be
adopted through the Commercial club
and county commissioners is meeting
with favor over the state and it is ex-
pected that many Of the counties will
adopt the same plan.
The Charles has special feature for
this evening in the memories Of 49,"
the picture being that Of miner g
dream. The comedy picture is also
a wonder and those who go to the pho
to play theatre this evening may ex'
pect rare treat.
Attorney F. T. Cuthbert was a pas
senger to Hansboro this afternoon,
where 10 attended preliminary hear
ing in grand larceny case, a: promi-
nent Towner county farmer being &C.
cused of wheat stealing. Mr.. Cuth-
bert expects to return to the city to-
morrow.
The Chautauqua board made tour
of inspection yesterday afternoon, Wis
iting the Chautauqua grounds. Many
changes and improvements are con-
templated according to Secretary
Hooking and it is expected that what
the board will do in regard to improv-
ing the grounds will be made known
at special meeting which has been
called for tonight.
Great interest is being shown in tie
military Easter ball this evening
which will take place in the roller
rink. The ball will as usual be the
society event Of the season and the
soldier boys have spared no trouble to
make it success An excellent or.
chestra has been selected to furnish the
music and the floor has been put in
splendid shape for the occasion.
Harry Shaulis, playing manager Of
last seasons baseball team, has been
busy canvassing the merchants in an
endeavor to find out as to whether SEN
timent favors the establishment of a
baseball team in this city the coming
season.
The World has received numerous re.
quests as to the meaning Of "Pal. u
We profess to be as ignorant in this
case as we were in the case Of Style.
plus, but judging from the amount Of
inquiries, it is evident that this catchy
advertising creates interest.
Ole Asklakson was arrested today
by Chief Barnes and placed in the city
Jail. Ole seemed anxious to depart
with his money and extended numerous
invitations to people he came in con
tact with, but did not know, to have
a treat with him, which usually was
an ice cream soda or candy.
H. L. Anderson returned yesterday
to GAINESVILLE, MIMI, after several
days. visit here with friends.
P. L. Klyver was in the city today
from Doyon.
G. Il. Doyon returned to his home al
Doyon this afternoon after an over
Sunday visit in this city.
J. Miner returned to Crary thi.
morning after an over Sunday visit
with his parents.
Gus Gherman of Webster was in tht
city today getting things to help in thu
spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thomas of lans
boro were in the city today on theil
way home from Oando where they
spent Easter Sunday with Mrs. Thorn
as parents, Mrs. G. b. Olson.
Mrs. George B. Talmadge is expected
to leave Mercy hospital this week an:
will be taken back to her home after
serious operation. She is recovering