Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08


Otto shipley of Hampden is here to.
day for short business trip.
M. D. Butler of Brocket was in town
yesterday between trains.
Mrs. Albert Strand came down from
Starkweather last night.
~. II. G. Klingel was in from his farm
near Webster yesterday.
Bob Mckay returned last night from
a weeks visit in Minnesota.
Edward Regan Of Webster arrived
on last nights farmers train.
A. G. Busholz is attending to bust
ness matters in Devils Lake today.
Mr.. and Mrs. sagmoen Of Crary
were in town yesterday between trains.
Matt Peterson Of Grand Forks is a
register at one of the leading hotels.
Mrs. Frank Hyland entertained the
East End club at her home yesterday
afternoon.
Ellen johnson has accepted a posi-
ton as head trimmer in Mrs. Wagness'
millinery store.
Paul Colebank is improving after an
operation which he underwent at the
General hospital.
Mrs. John Mckay of Grand Harbor
spent Sunday in this city, the guest
Of relatives and friends.
Title Reinertson has accepted pc.
sition as assistant trimmer and sales
lady with Mrs. Wagness.
Will Leonard returned to his home
at Rollette after a short visit here
with his sister, Mrs. Huesgen.
Mrs. M. Colebank of Lawton came
in yesterday to spend a few days with
her son, who is at the General hospital.
Mrs. Wagness has returned from a
second trip to the cities and has now
completed her stock of spring millin-
cry.
N. J. Law of Eau Claire, Wis, ar
rived in the city last night and will
spend little time here looking after
his interests.
Mr.. Lorenz, of the firm of Rognas &,
Lorenz of Rolla, went through here
yesterday on his way to Illinois with
a carload Of potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood returned
to Webster after spending week here
with their daughter, Ida, who is in
one Of the local hospitals.
Messrs. Ovron and Warnecke, repre-
senting the banking and drug inter
ests at Cando, are in the city today
for short business visit.
VIM. Reid was taken to the Gen
eral hospital this morning where he
underwent an operation.
VIM. Miller of st. Paul is business
caller in the city today. Mr.. Miller,
an old resident of Devils Lake, is al
ways glad to have this part of his ter
ritory on his list.
Mrs. Farmer returned to her home at
Lake Mills, Iowa, Sunday night after
a months visit here with her daught-
ers, Mrs. M. S. Rankin and Lucille Far
mer.
Mrs. Bernier and Miss Chezick have
returned home from visit with their
sister at st. Paul.
w. G. Iverson was twin city man
who is visiting with friends in Devils
Lake for few days.
G. H. Merrifeld, the internal revenue
man from Grand Forks, is looking af-
ter government interests in Devils
Lake today.
F. L. Brandt of Bismarck is in the
city today looking after his interests
in the German paper which is being
published here.
Ed. N. Scott of Big Sandy arrived in
the city last night from Fargo where
he has been on business for few days
and is remaining in Devils Lake for
the rest Of the week, where he is tell
ing the prospective homesteaders Of
the Montana country. He has taken
up temporary desk room in The World
office.
During the day he has received many
inquiries in regard to the country and
its environs and has succeeded in in
teresting a number of men in the
country, whom he intends taking to
that country next Tuesday.
Butcher Cooper received word yes
terday from England telling of the
death of his father at the age Of II
years. He has not seen his in num-
Der of years.
Frank Shultz left for Rochester last
night where he will submit to an opera
ton.
Mrs. Henry G. Middaugh was out
on the street yesterday for the first
time since her long illness.
Christine Auberg and J. Stewart are
in the city from Cleveland township
visiting friends.