Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26

the city are Messrs. J. J. Rue, s. NJ. OF.
ness, Olaf Leet, VIM. Mckay and R. J.
Parry and wife Many moro from
points on the Farmers line came in
last night and returned this morning.
M. Sorenson Of Garske is a visitor
today in Devils Lake.
George w. Kinney of Fargo, rep
of the Pioneer Life COM
pany was in the city yesterday and to-
day looking after the interests Of the
company.
s. L. Lichty, the Rock Lake mer-
chant, spent short time here today.
FIR. Jerome, of Fl. Totten, who for
the past thirty years has had charge
Of that parish, is in the city today
visiting with Fr. Augustine.
H. E. Jewell returned last night
from Worthington, Ind, after months
visit with his parents and many old
friends who still reside there. His Wis
it was most enjoyable one and still
he says he is glad to get back.
Rev. DR.. e. P. Robertson of Wesley
College will address the Sunday school
convention at the Presbyterian church
tonight taking the place of Rev. DR..
Walters, who was recalled at Fargo to
oficiate at funeral. DR.. Robertson IS
topic will be "The Religious Develop
ment of the Child-Pupil." DIR. Rob
ertson is very able speaker and
thinker along original lines.
Editor Mclaughlin of the Inter
Ocean leaves tomorrow foc Fargo to
attend the state editorial meeting.
Gus. Miscke and wife of Sixth street
have become the proud parents of an
eleven and one-half pound baby girl.
M. A. Tenny returned last night from
a weeks business trip during which
he visited Fargo, Valley City, James
town and number of other towns on
the Northern Pacific lines.
Every merchant has contributed to
make the special offering day next
Saturday success. Visit Devils Lake
and be convinced.
Jack McCanna came up from Cando
this afternoon on business.
Attorneys Murphy and Rex of Grand
Forks are in the city attend to court
matters.
Henry Wheeler of Doyon was in the
city yesterday receiving medical at
tendance.
Ernest Carlson was in yesterday from
Doyon.
Mrs. Thomas Anderson is reported
quite sick and is being treated at her
home.
Mr.. Skidmore of Warwick was call
er here yesterday.
Benz Walters and Judge Hunt of
Rolla were business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Miss Pearl Jolliff returned yesterday
to her home at Rolla after a short visit
here and at Petersburg.
Carl Cole returned to Rolla yester.
day.
Miss Nina Eich and Miss Theresa
Hulst are in from Cato township at
tending the Sunday school convention
Miss Hutst is secrtary Of the Cato
school.
Mrs. R. NJ. Watson of San francisco
CAL, who has been visiting with he1
sister, Mrs. o. W. Ohnstad in this city
was called to her home by the illness
of her husband and departed on No.
this morning.
Alfred Miller, the Penn Implement
man, was in the city yesterday calling
on his many friends.
Druggist Hermanson, the efficient
pill mixer at Penn, was guest in the
city yesterday. -..
Al. Lee, formerly employed on thu
Ruger farm west Of Grand Harbor, i
one of the boys that all are glad tt
see in Devils Lake for brief stay.
E. H. Howe, the Lakota philanthro
pist, is in the city on a business mis-
sion.
Mrs. Albright returned to her hom'
at Crary last night after spending tn
day in the city.
H. E. Void spent the day in the cit,
returning to his home at Pekin las
night.
Mrs. Greenwood and Ada and Henri,
were in yesterday from Warwick at
tending to business matters.
Miss Marie Mundt of Webster called
yesterday on friends here.
AS a gift from the county, the OLE
Jail fixtures are today being moved t.
the city hall, where they are being in
stalled. This will make an added room
for the entertainment Of the city,
guests.
Chas. R. Lyman of st. John spent ;
few days in the city the fore part O.
the week, returning home today.
G. Berg Of Bottineau was here yester
day.
E. P. Beehler of Minneapolis was ;
caller in the city today selling safes
Mr.. and Mrs. Pownell of Mylo passe,
through here this morning on their wa.
home from two months visit will
relatives at Fulton, Ind. Mr.. Pownel
stated to The World that the weathe
had been the coolest in wears in In