Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
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!! g 3, Hapsland Of Warwick i !. Z, : bust.
ness caller here today. 49,. =. :. :.
D. n: y, H1F f is her; today from
Rolette. :,
Mrs. +. Taylor Of Barton ,i,Si j. visiting
with friends here for a short time. :.
The little son Of George Colder has
been sick for several days.
Miss Pearl Webster returned last
night from a visit with her sister at
Several are expecting to attend the
amateur show at the state university
tonight. -
Chris. jacobson came in today from
Pekin.
Miss corneiia solbere. j.. here today
from Penn. go ~
Superintendent ziebach Z Il F.. Fort Tot;
ten was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Martin King was in yesterday from
Crazy.
N. M. Rothwen of cap ,,,il,, passed
through the city last night: on his way
home from a trip to the east. -.
Freddie Mann and a number Of men
made trip to Webster today in the
Mann auto.
Miss Ida Menes of Webster is call.
ing on friends here today between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Koon Of wolford
arrived last night for q visit here with
friends.
Mrs. Axel Egeland of Bisbee is in
the city today doing her spring shop
ping. ....
9. R. Mjoen of churehs Ferry j.
tranpsaeting business today at the coun-
ty seat. .,..: 49,: !,
George Locke returned, yesterday
from a several weeks visit in the twin
cities and other Minnesota points.
The. formaldehyde season is open;
and the Owl pharmacy is open for the
business.
J. A. Peterson Of South Bend, Ind,
is. in the city for few days. visit
with his friends on his way, to the east.
Messrs. Howard johnson and Ed.
ward Gallighar of Sank Center, arrived
in the city yesterday and: will remain
here for some time. $780,
Mrs. G. B. Riggs and daughter Of
Cando were in the city over night on
their way home after winters visit
in the east.
Messrs. F. NJ. Kern and Hugo John
son of Galeshurg, Ills, are in the city
for few days looking over the bust
ness prospects.
Leonard Walker arrived yesterday
from Minneapolis and will start the
spring work on the farm. His father,
A. r., will arrive tomorrow to take
charge of the summer work. ~.
J. R. Whitaker, the local Pioneer In
surance man, has the honor of leading
the company's solicitors this month
again, as he has for several months
past. His name heads the list over
sixty others. 4... ,..--.
The city street sprinkler was on the
street today for the first time this
spring and the water on the dust was a
great relief to the people On the street.
Other signs Of spring with the warm
weather makes it gratifying to every
one.
A small blaze called the firemen to
Ninth street and Hill avenue, the home
Of liver Casbo, today, shortly before
the noon hour. A small boy had been
playing around the barn and carpenter
shop with some matches and set the
building on fire.
An attempt was made to lead the
horse from the burning building but
the animal would not go through and
a hole was knocked out Of the otheA
side of the barn to get the animal out.
The fire was put out soon after the
arrival Of the department.
Mrs. Otto Olson of Toxic, who under
went an operation yesterday at Mercy
hospital is improving rapidly.
D. J. McLennan, states attorney for
Rollette county, was down from Ro-
lette today visiting friends and attend
ing to business matters. He has num-
Der Of acquaintance here who were
former classmates at the university.
Chas. Pilsbury suffered the misfor-
tune to have the large bone in his
wrist fractured last night while crank
ing his auto preparing for a pleasure
trip. The engine back-fred and the
crank hit his arm with such force as
to cause the injury. He is around to-
day with his arm in sling.
B. G. Whitehead, the defeated demo-
cratic candidate for national commit
teeman, is in the city today on BUSINESS.
Mr.. Whitehead is making arrangements
to start another magazine at Bismarck,
the new one to be known as the Rough
Writer. This will make the second
publication of monthly periodicals at
the state capital.
Herman Huesgen returned today
from Edmore where he has been get
ting the work started on his farm.
Prof. Butterwick, superintendent of
the Sherwood schools, is visiting for
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Wilson at the Sevilla.
Miss Jetta Wilson, teacher of music
and art in Tho Willow Citu schools Is