Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

H. E. Gilmore is in the city from
Crary.
E. Bye of Crazy spent last night in
the city.
Mrs. Thomas came up last nigh,
from Starkweather and will spend I'M
day here with friends.
Supt. and Mrs. Ziebach arrived this
afternoon from Fort Totem and are
transacting business here.
Peter Kruger, one of the foremost
citizens of the Egeland country, is in
the city today on business.
E. R. Jackson of lesper is late ar
rival in the city and is stopping at one
of the hotels of tho city.
Gustav Evenson Of Kalispel, Mont,
arrived last night on No. and will
spend some time here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thompson Of Ada,
Sask., Canada, are spending few days
in the city visiting their friends.
Mrs. Benson returned last night to
hsr home at Fargo after visiting rela-
sives in this city for the past week.
Messrs. Ernest and Alfred Quacken-
bush of Crocus are among the shop
pers here today from the towns along
the Farmers line.
Mrs. R. NJ. Stair and twin dat: hters
returned today to their home at Leeds
after several days. visit here at the
Arnold home.
DR.. Moeller and family left yester.
day for Maddox where they will at
tend the funeral of DR.. Moeller's faith
er, who recently passed away at that
place.
y A. Way writes his friends ',e.e
that he is building fine bungalow in
his northern Canada home and is ar
ranging things comfortably Tor his
family.
Mrs. 8. P. Smith of Cando arrived in
the city last night from Portland. Ore,
gon, where she has been spending the
winter. and returned to her home at
Cando this afternoon.
Thos. Thompson, one of Ramsey coun-
tvs prosperous farmers living few
miles west of Starkweather, is in the
city today and will spend Sunday here.
Mr.. Thompson is subscriber to The
Daily World and enjoys reading his
paper every day, with the efficient ru-
raj daily delivery.
A tourist car loaded with naval re.
cruits bound for Seattle passed through
the city last night on No. l. These nav.
al men were from the east and were be.
ing transported from the east to the
Pacific coast fleet. They will receive
their instruction at the naval post on
Puget Sound.
The men were in charge of a commits
stoned officer and were enjoying the
hest the railroad company could give
them in the way of accommodations.
There were about forty in all making
the trip.
L. Nelson of Garske is here on bust
ness.
l.. Allen, a Hamar man, is in the city
today.
J. f. Baker is in today from Morris
Mr.. Winters of Hamar is business
caller here today. -....
NJ Mckay of Crary arrived this
for short visit here.
J. I. Hidden came up last night
from Doyon for short business trip.
M. g. Kimm of Willow City arrived
last night for a business visit here.
Mrs. j. W. Kelly of Crazy is among
the shoppers here today from outside
Of the city.
John X. James of Grahams Island is
among the business callers here today
from that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bosworth return
ed this morning from Starkweather for
an over-Sunday viist.
R. Goer returned yesterday from
Aneta where he spoke on socialism. He
goes to Wolford tonight and will speak
in schoo house in Towner county,
near Rock Lake, next week.
Harry Hand of Grand Forks arrived
here last night and visited during the
forenoon, leaving this afternoon for
Bisbee, where he viii spend Sunday
with friends. Mr.. Hand is at the head
IF Grand Forks insurance concern.