Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19
(Mcnday's Daily.)

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Jack Burkwell, Of Cutbank, Mont,
is a visitor in Devils Lake.
DR.. Pierce left Saturday on a trip
to the east and will remain for few
days.
Joseph Stenson was up from Grand
Forks over Sunday and spent the day
with his relatives and friends.
The Church of the Advent held
Musical service last night which was
enjoyed by a good audience.
The old Commercial hotel is to be op-
ened up in the near future as room
ing house and bakery and restaurant.
The Foresters will hold their regular
meeting tonight and have requested
as many members as possible to attend
Many Of the samples Of grain ex-
hibited at the fair were shipped back
to their owners over the Lage Region
Saturday.
Miss Kitty Fournacieri left today
for Chicago, after visit for several
weeks here at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Otto Chiostri.
The band rehearsed yesterday after
noon and made another step towards
completing the practice for the concert
they intend giving in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz of Penn were
in the city over the week end, the
guests of Mrs. Schutte's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Thompson.
Our local attorney, J. J. Samson,
went to Lakota Saturday on businesses,
and decided to remain over Sunday
with his many friends in the Nelson
county seat.
The hotel accommodations Of the city
were again crampcd during the mid
winter fair. Every hotel in the city
was filled to capacity and some turned
people away.
G. Gronvold, Of Box Elder, Mont,
the center of the homestead country
is in the city for few days visiting
old friends. He is we'll satisfied with
his location there.
Mrs. Ruger and daughters leave to-
morrow for Gainesville, Florida, where
they will visit Mrs. Ruger's mother
for a few months. They make this
trip every winter and thus miss some
of the cold weather Of the north.
Word received from Mr.. Rubin, who
is spending the winter at Hot Springs
Arkansas, states he is getting much bet.
ter, and enjoying the climate there very
much. While the weather has heeu
chilly for that country, the tampera.
ture is much higher than here.
Judge Cowan and Court Stenograph.
er Taylor returned Saturday evening
from Rolla where court closed. The
Judge made trip yesterday to Will.
liston on business connected with his
official capacity.
A card received yesterday from Jack
Duis, who is now in Dixon, Ills, stated
the weather there was cold and damp.
He recently arrived there after a
month 3 trip through Kansas and Tex,
as. He was loud in his praise of the
western south and says he was right
at home. '.
Lyman Metzger of Wenatchee,
Wash, and his brother, Melvin Metz.
ger, of Silver Lake, Ind, met in this
city yesterday for short visit. This
city is used many times during the
year as meeting place between the
east and the west. vt.
Mr.. Elmslie has received word from
his family which states they arrived in
Canada at the home Of his parents all
right. The onl mishap they had on
the entire trip was experienced near
home when they were mixed up in the
wreck near Fargo.
A large audience enjoyed the W. c.
T. U. Union services at the Methodist
church last night. Miss Chambers of
Churchs Ferry delivered a pleasing ad-
dress on the work of the association
and also entertained her auditors with
a selection of reading.
Mr.. Marquard, who underwent such
serious operation at the Mercy hos
pital short time ago is much better
and will be around again in a few
days. His condition was critical at the
time of the operation and little hopes
were held out for HIM, but he has i'm
proved wonderfully and will soon be
able to greet his friends again.
F. W. Groves, the special agent for
the Aetna Insurance Co., is in the city
from his home in Fargo. He is an ad-
juster for the company and will settle
for the loss at the court house, which
occurred the first day of the year. At
ter the loss is adjusted the commission
ers will see that the Judges office is
repaired and placed in its normal con-
dition again. Judge Henry has had
quite time working amongst the ruins
waiting for the adjustment to be made.
Attorney Cuthbert has returned from
Rolla where he has been attending
court in Rolette county's jurisdiction.
and is at his office again, after quite
an absence. He returned shortly after
the first Of the year from a visit in
Iowa and was only here a day before he
went to Ro1la. Attorney Smith looks
after his Office practice during his
absence.