Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
3 Mrs. Frank Curtain returned today
TO her home Ut Rolla after . two weeks
visit here ,At the Lambert home. HI + n

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Q. g.. Sparks Of Eclman is greeting
his friends. today in Devils Lake. Ii.
Oliver Knudson, Of Michigan City is.
Y shopper at the local stores today.
Editor. Curtis Of the Hampden Guar:
dian is :, business visitor il the city.
/ H. a. Holmes Of Towner has returned
home after transacting business here.
Victor WARDROBE, the Leeds attorney,
is here looking after some legal bust
ness. r. s:a #,
Mr.. E, Void Of. Pekin was here be-
tween trains yesterday enroute to May
vile. : ~"
Editor dilt Crazy Of the Edmore Her
aid is in the city looking after business
matterss (. d ia. 4 as RI 4
Bank Examiner John. vallaley was in
the city today looking after business
matters.
Miss Helen Miller Of Webster passed
through the city yesterday on her way
to Grand Forks.
Carl and Louis Furstenau leave TO-
day for Fargo where they will take up
studies at the Agricultural college.
!! Misses Ida Oakland and Clara Wal
hood of Aneta were here between
trains yesterday enroute to Mayville.
John Desmond was passenger on
No. 8, which was late today, to west
ern points to leo kafter business mat
tiers.
! Several citizens attended the coun-
Gil meeting last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz of Penn are
visiting relatives in the city for few
days.
Homer Ressler of the Starkweather
Times, is here today looking over the
work for the new year in tho paper
line.
M. O. Simonstad left today for Far
go where he will start in on his new
territory for the Duluth drug firm
with whom he has recently formed con.
nections. !.
| Misses Alma McTavish, Ethel Noyes
and Dora Britton of Cando all come
from there this afternoon and joined
a number of the young ladies from this
city on their way back to school at the
Mayville Normal.
On account Of the illness of Mrs.
Fred Hall the ladies Of the Presbyter-
ian church will not meet there as was
announced Sunday but instead will
hold a food sale Saturday afternoon
at Brainard g hardware store.
Mrs. Frank Palmer gave six o..
clock dinner Saturday night for several
Of the young men of this city. Those
present were Albert Powell, Arthur
Mclean, Noel Rhuberg, James Elmslie
Frank Palmer and Vine Lord of Can.
do.
Thos. Hashel, Ralph Beede and the
Misses stroughton, Marshall and Mon
ford, all young people from Rolla pass.
ed through the city yesterday on their
way to Grand Forks to begin their win
ter work at the University.
S. L. Rubin arrived at Hot Springs
Arkansas, last night and will spend the
winter there. He will indulge in the
fine bathing the place affords and en-.
joy his vacation after his past year s
work at the Gilbertson store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor were
here for a short time today on the
way to their home at Cando after a
visit with Mrs. Taylor's parents at
Webster, South Dakota. They will
move to Perth next week where Mr..
Taylor has charge Of an elevator.
County Superintendent, of Schools
Haig is making preparation for the
Ramsey county school directors meeting
which will be held in Devils Lake Jan
uary II, when a program will be car
ried out that it is expected will be of
great benefit to the directors in carry
ing out their work for their respective
schools. It is the present plan to have
State Superintendent Taylor or some
other prominent educator present at
the meeting to deliver an address.
G. g. Sturtevant, of the legal depart
ment of the 500 railroad and James
Best, chief clerk of the land depart
ment, are in the city today taking care
of the company's work in getting the
right Of way cases disposed of.
Mr.. Sturtevant said: "We are mere
ly Strengthening the tangle which arose
in the right Of way line. There are
always some pieces of property which
come up to be disputed and these diff
culties have to be met so work can be
started as soon as the frost is out Of
the ground. -
W. A. Smith, of the traffic depart
ment Of the Great Northern railway, is
in the city today in reference to some
Of the company work here In short
interview with The World this after
noon he made the following statement
regarding the plight the recent wreck
caused in the head Offices at st. Paul.
"The years reports, J" said Mr..
Smith, "were being completed for 1911
and up to the last day of the year the
report was one Of the finest that has
ever been issued by a railroad COM
pany. The 1864 days had been passed
without fatality to single passen-
ger who had ridden on the railway