Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
(From Saturdays Daf1y.)

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(From Saturdays Dai1y.)
H. G. Hopkins of Butte is here for a
business stay.
Alex. Watson arrived today from his
trip on the road.
The Elks will hold a meeting tonight
at their lodge rooms.
G. W. Buttz was here yesterday from
his home at Minnewaukan.
D. j. McLennon of Rollette is trans
acting business in the city today.
The infant child of L. A. Stevens
is recovering from bronchial attack.
Little Donney Canter is reported
very sick at his home on Walnut street,
Chas. Doyon arrived today from his
home at Doyon and will spend Sunday
here.
H. 0. Loken returned last night from
Rugby and brought his family with
him.
A. B. Kerlin is the owner of new
auto. It is said to be the largest car
in the city.
Several families have moved in the
city during the past week. One house
is no sooner vacated than it is filed
again.
1gnatius Court was a visitor in the
city today on business. He says the
political situation in Benson county il
complicated.
The Athletic boys started the work
on their tennis court yesterday and as
soon as the weather will permit, the
game will be on.
The Office of Flynn & Traynor will
probably be moved next week. Their
furniture for the new place arrived yes
terday and is being arranged.
The Chautauqua road was fixed yes.
terday by the gas engine and drag. The
work made decided improvement and
the remodeling was enjoyed last night.
J. H. Brauer, the L. G. Smith man,
is in the city today selling typewriters
He is also shipping old ones of. other
makes to the factory, having traded
for them.
DR.. Harry Hooking returned yester.
day from Fargo where he has been
spending the week with relatives, and
friends. While at Fargo he enjoyed
hearing Rev. Sunday deliver few ser
mons.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are serving coffee and cake il the
Locke building above the World. While
the afternoon was rainy the ladies
have received first class patronage for
their delicious luncheon.
A surprise party wis given last night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
by the young friends of their son, En-.
nest, the occasion being postponed
birthday party. Owing to the fact that
Ernest found out about the party it
was put off and served as complete
surprise to him two nights. The
guests all enjoyed the affair and es.
pecially the delightful luncheon serv.
ed by Mrs. Cooper. Those present
were: Flora Wines, Isabelle Cooper,
Frances Cooper, Susie Wallace, Agnes
MceKe, Alice Cadigan, Emma Cadigan,
Annie Kehon, John Locke, Leo Bel
ford, Rueben Marshal, VIM. Lasham.
Perry Hatland and Ernest Cooper.
q. "eisbecker Of Brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived today for a visit with his friend
Cashier Eichhorn of the Great North.
ern depot. These gentlemen formerly
worked for the Western Union COM
pany at adjoining desks and tbs r..
newal Of acquaintance is most pleasant
The high school dance held last night
in the dancing parlors of the sevilla
was well attended by the students and
those who participated in it were loud
in their praise of the pleasant evening
spent. A number of the teachers were
present and enjoyed the occasion with
the young people.
Millard Hagen, one of the many
young lads in the city who is selling
the Saturday svening Post, had the
honor of being the state champion Post
boy for March, having sold the largest
number Of any boy in the state. He
received the prize for the work yester-
day.
A. N. Turnquist, the salesman for
the National Biscuit company, is in the
city for his usual Sunday visit. Mr..