Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

j Peter Regan Of Webster was in the /
city yesterday as cheerful and hearty
as ever. He reports seeding in full
blast and in. his Judgment prospects,
are good for . fine crop, and few men.
are better judges in such matters than.
i Peter. He warns all to be careful,
about their seed this year and test it.
| Miss Pearl Forslof Of Crazy came I'M
today for an, over.Sunday visit with
Mrs. Wycoff. &.
Mrs. kellogg and daughter Florence
Of Lakota arrived in the city today for,
an over-sunday visit with friends.
Mesdames Sarles, Stevens and Mich
olson are in the city today from Crary,
doing shopping.
A number Of friends Of Miss Blanche.
Chapman pleasantly surprised hor
Thursday evening at the home of her
mother, Mrs. D. Gallagher. All report
a pleasant evening.
The Ramsey Drug store is receiving 8.
fine lot Of decorating material which is;
being placed around the store under.
the artistic direction Of Mr.. Thompson.
The new things are very pretty and add
greatly to the appearance Of the store.
Photographer Hanson has placed a.
new display in his rack at the entrance
to his studio and the late pictures show
the skill and workmanship such as Han
sen has acquired the reputation for.
Miss Rose Monahan was here from
Warwick today.
Miss Augusta Kalinoski is Crazy
visitor in rne city.
R. D. Van Camp was up from the
Ferry over Sunday.
Nels johnson went to Hansboro Sat-
urday to transact business.
A. G. Thompson of Edinburg is here
for short business stay.
@. M. White CT Webster was q Wis.
itor here with friends yesterday.
L. G. Haglett is in the city from
Grand Forks transacting business.
Miss Rae Duttee is back after spend
ing Sunday at her home in Warwick.
Nels Melaas and J. 81. Lowe are
among the Pembina visitors in the city.
The friends of Miss Muriel Britton
will be sorry to hear that she is very
III n the General hospital.
Miss Malvina Duell was an over Sun.
day visitor at the John Spokesman home.
Mrs. Russell and son Fred were Sat
urday visitors from Webster to this,
city.
| L. E. Amundson of Churchs Ferry
returned home after his Sunday visit.
here.
Theo. Jacobson Of Aneta visited To-.
cally for the weekend, returning home.
today.
Fred Lang Of Toxic passed pleas
ant Sunday in the city with his:
friends.
0. E. LOTUS, the loten banker, is:
here today from his city transacting
business.
F. E. Wright Of Crazy was here for
Sunday visit, returning home this
1:orning.
Miss Catherine Spellisy of Grand
Harbor, spent Sunday in this city with
friends.
Father Mcdonald is in the city to-
day from Michigan, the guest of Faith
er Augustine.
Chas. Hutchins, the National Candy
Factory representative, is in the city
on business today.
Frank McGurren of Churcbs Ferry
came up Saturday and remained over
Sunday with friends.
Pringle Mac Quarrie left last evening
for Winnipeg after a two weeks visit
with relatives in this city:
G. M. Case, the Royal Blue shoe man,
spent Sunday with friends at Grand
Forks and returned today.
John Nesset is able to be at work
again at Haley & Hylands', after being
i'll for the past week with tins grip.
Mrs. W. j. Nash returned today
from Starkweather after spending
week there looking after her farming
interests.
The Lake Fuel company is today put
ting up new awning on the front Of
their Office which will help greatly in
keeping out the hot sun during the,
summer months.
Deacon Watt left for his week on the
road this morning.
| rs. J. Duis and daughter Pauline
have returned from an extended visit
at Phoenix, Arizona, Wichita, Kans.,-
and other southern cities.
The store Of Rodenbach & undt has
been treated to a new lot of wall pa
per, which adds greatly to the looks of
the place. The paper is light and
CHEEKY and makes one feel good to look
at it.
Clara Hodgson was in the city Sat
urday between trains from Starkwea-
Their. Miss Hodgcon is one of the cap
able teachers at Starkweathe-- this year
but she has accepted a position at
Leeds for next winter.
The family of William Falger start
ed home from California last Friday
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