Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

~ the city looking after his business
interests.
Jonas Burreson of Pekia came up
yesterday and is returning Today after
attending to business matters here.
John Hunter of Olmsteaa returned
home this morning on the Farmers
train after day spent in Devils Lake.
Fritz Wirenfeldt is in the city touay
from Garske renewing old acquain.
tances and attending to business inter
ests.
Miss RIGA Connolly entertained the
members of the Whist club at her home
last night and report comes of an ex-
cellent time. Luncheon was served to
the guests.
George Mooers returned yesterday
from weeks trip to Chicago where
he has been attending the Woodmen
meeting and in another column can be
found his report of the meeting.
Mrs. Forbes entertained few of her
lady friends yesterday at her apart
ments over the F. P. Mann store. Lun-
cheon was served to the guests and
delightful afternoon was spent by them
as her guests.
The reception at the Methodist
church last night was well attended by
large number Of the residents Of the
city and most enjoyable time was
Ind a., To- ~ h.
graduated as entertainers.
Manager J. B. Wilson of the sevilla
apartment house is spending few days
at Fargo this week where he is in con-
sultation with the head of the North
Dakota Improvement company, owners
Of the Sevilla, regarding business.
Milton Crazy of the Edmore Herald,
was in the city over night and spent
all his time mixing pleasure with bust
ness. Mr.. Crazy has any number of
friends in the county seat who are
always glad to see him come here,
even when he is called by business.
DR.. H. G. Harris returned yesterday
afternoon to his home at Cando, after
short stop here on his way home from
the twin cities. While in the city he
was the guest of several of the local
physicians.
Messrs. Harry Nicholson and Duncan
McLoud of Crazy were in the city
last night attending a meeting of the
Masonic lodge. Both gentlemen are
prosperous farmers living near Crary
and are frequent visitors to the coun-
ty seat.
Mrs. Henry G. Midaugh was operated
on at the Mercy hospital yesterday for
throat trouble and is feeling much bet
ter today. She was taken to the hospi-
tai yesterday from the Great Northern
hotel. 1t is thought she contracted the
trouble during her visit in Chicago.
DR.. wydmeyer of Rolla was in the
city for short time yesterday on his
way home after week spent at Roch-
ester, CHM. DR.. Wydmeyer took his
son down to the Mayo hospital for al
operation and as soon as the young man
is able to travel he will return to Ro'la.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Scot
ETY. were entertained yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Reese on Third street. a
fine dinner was served to an exception.
ally large crowd. The meeting was one
of the largest held by the society for
some time and showed an increase in
interest.
G. G.. Sturtevant, assistant to the
general counsel for the 500 railroad,
left this morning for Doyon and points
near there, where he will acquaint him
self with the surroundings of the pro-
posed right Of way. The road crosses
a number of farms in that vicinity and
he is getting the lay of the land.
The Salvation Army has started
holding meetings around in the differ.
ent private houses throughout the city
and these meetings are being accompan'
led with success. Much good has al
ready resulted in the movement and
Captain Ellis informs The World that
the meetings will be continued.
J. s. Howard, one of the employees
Of E. w. Gilbertson g furniture store
left this morning on several days
trip down the Aneta branch. He will
stop at Toxic and Warwick and other
points in the interests Of the sewing
machine department. 1ar. Gilbertson is
not only pushing this department of his
business but is always boosting his
store.
James Stewart Of Crary is transact
ing business here today.
S. P. Hansen is in the city today
From Crary.
James Stewart returned last night to
his home in Ontario township after
day pleasantly spent with his many
friends in the county seat.
A sleigh riding party was given yes
terday to her many friends by Mrs
Woodward. The afternoon was an idea
one for such entertainment.
Lind Dragland, who for the past tive
months has been in II" employ of The
Great Northern railway in rh's city
left this afternoon for his home at Nc
Vile.
Miss Irene Olson ana Jack N:mmo OF
Cando arrived this afte noon and viii
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