Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-12
(From Mondays Daily.)

Bert Plymat of Rollette was visitor
in the city over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Flint and baby
spent Easter Sunday visiting with
Mrs Flint's parents at Cando
Tom Slutz unloaded his traction en-
CINE today which is ''whopper." The
engine will be put to work at once.
The Charles theatre entertained
large crowds Saturday, the lecture by
George Burks is reported sick at his
home in Cleveland township. He is
recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia.
Prof. Eastgate being the feature enter
tainment.
William Belford is confined to his
home today, being on the sick list His
ailment is not serious and it is hoped
that he will be out in few days.
The "Mikado' home talenters are
scheduled for another rehearsal this
evening which will take place in the
basement of the library building. The
production is well under way and those
taking part are becoming proficient.
The first seeding operations in Ram
sey county have been reported, Frank
Honett of Webster being among the
first to register for 1912. Work is 60
ing along rapidly on the farms of
Ramsey county and the coming week
it is expected that operations will
start generally.
Hon. Norman Morrison, the tall pine
of the Lake Region, was on over Sun
day visitor from Webster.
The Twentieth Century club which
was to meet at Mrs. Ohnstad's tomor-
row afternoon has been postponed a
week.
The band received many compliments
Saturday for the work and progress it
is making and thu excellent music that
was rendered in the face of a chilly
breeze which was blowing.
Rev. Kalimorgan returned today
from an over-sunday visit at Penn
where he held special Easter services
in the German Lutheran church.
Charles Brennan, one of the many
manager, of the Inter Ocean during
the last several months, will occupy
the position of b. D. Paulson, who was
city editor of the Grand Forks Times.
Frank v. Kent of Grand Forks was
in the city Saturday evening to install
the officers of the Elks lodge, which
ceremony was carried out in a fitting
manner. Mr.. Kent, who was the first
man in North Dakota to make trip in
an aeroplane, going up with Hoxsey
several years ago &C the Grand Forks
fair, is now interested in the McGoey
aeroplane venture at the university
city, in addition to being postmaster
at that thriving metropolis.
The high school students of Devils
Lake are very thankful to the Elks Of
this city for donation which they
received and the endorsement which
their production "Captain of Plym
outh was given. A neat sum was add
ed to the treasury before the play wa.
produced. So many Of the high schoo
students appeared in the recent pro
duetion Of Queen Zephra given by thu
Elks, caused the hearty support which
the Elks now give the high school stu
dents in continuing to display amateur
talent which is we'll vested in Devil
Lake.
Harry King of Lakota was an over
Sunday visitor in Devils Lake.
D. L. Auto Tire Repair Co. repair a
kinds of rubber goods: gloves, hot wat
err bags, etc. Phone IS.
J. W. Cavers of Churchs Ferry wa
here Saturday and Sunday visiting
with friends.
j Mrs. Frank Gibbons of East Mint
j street was operated on this mornin
at Mercy hospital.
Mrs. Horne, who has been spendln
several months at Rugby visiting rela
, tives is expected to return to this cit
!, this evening.
Sam Adams, receiver Of the landoffic
!. at Williston was here Saturday an
: Sunday, returning to the city of OF
: portunity Sunday evening.
The Eastern Star will give an Ea'
I ter party Wednesday eevning. A
i, members of the order and their fam
q lies are invited. .... .
Q Charles Doyon, who succeeded in 81
curing vote for vice president TIL
!. an enthusiastic admirer at Doyon, va
8 in the city Saturday to preside ov:
q the Elk festivities.
+ Miss Clara Hodgson, who is teachin
in the Starkweather schools, returne
o to her duties after an over Easter Wis
8 at home.