Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19
8. L. Berg is here today from, Mo.

Mrs. Fred Bess of starkweather is
in the county seat for few days, the
guest of her many friends.
Chas. L. Thwing, cashier of the We5.
ster bank, was in Devils Lake ycster.
day for short time attending to coun-
ty seat matters.
NJ. A. Weber, who until two years
ago was in the employ Of F. T. Fox as
meat cutter, returned this morning
from the twin cities for visit with
his old friends.
J. II. Anderson of Churchs Ferry is
business caller in tho city today.
Fred Hagerine of Hansboro was u
business caller yesterday between
trains.
Mrs. Ruger and daughter left today
for Flori,'l for winter visit with
relatives.
J. T. Kriogcr of Hansboro is visiting
for few days with his daughter, Mrs.
Fl. B. Anderson, tho wife of prosper
Gus farmer living near the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd of Bow Island,
Canada, are here for visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Stanley Hurst. They
will remain for several weeks.
Joakim Arneson of Minneapolis, the
Norwegian globe trottcr and lecturer,
was in the city between trains ycster
day trying to arrange date to give
his lecture here on "See America
First" under the auspices of the Sons
of Norway He left yesterday after
noon for Churchs Ferry where he will
make arrangements for his lecture.
Henry Wheeler returned today to his
home at Doyon after an operation at
the Mercy hispital. He has been stay
ing at the Great Northern hotel for
several days since leaving the hospital.
It is noticeable fact that many
travellers get off the train here Fri
days and Saturdays to enjoy the ac
commodatious for sundaying here.
Many of the boys have families who
are living in Devils Lake.
With the lessening up of the cold
spell the railroad men notice their work
is much easier than it was. The SER
wants of the rails were subjected to
some severe trials that the passengers
who rode on their trains never knew
about.
| Miss Margaret Krick Of Bishcc and
her father, Paul Krick, went through
the city yesterday on their return
home from a two weeks stay in Min
neapolis, where Miss Krick was con-
fined in hospital. She underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
State Fish Commissioner Capt. Main
of Cando was in the city today on his
way to. Fargo, where he will attend
political convention. When asked
as to what kind of a convention it
would be the Captain jovially repuied
that he wasn't sure until he got there.
Mr.. Peterson Of Bisbee, trustee
of the deaf and dumb school, came
down yesterday to meet with other
! members Of the board Of that institu
ton. He is prominent business man
at Bisbee and two years ago was can
didate for state representative from
Towner county.
Tho first rehearsal If Queen Zephra
occurred last night and a large num-
Der turned out to try their parts over
for the first time. That Devils Lake
is full of the finest kind Of talent is
evident, as the parts are all of them
well supplied and the choruses filed.
There will be rehearsal this after
noon and tonight.
H. v. Opdahl is here today from
Leeds. "'
L. f. Aldr:ch is here today from Mi
not.
G. S. Whittlesey of Fargo is here on
business.
Julia Cavanaugh of Webster is Wis
itor in the city.
J. D. Bonsacb of Rock Lake was "a
cdller mere yesterday.
w. J. Morgridge of Grand Harbor
resident in the city.
i Fl. f. Hanson Of Neville is buying
goods here today.
I c. T. Strand, of Ada, Mimi, is Wis
iting friends i'll the city.
Mr.. Robertson returned home today
from western trip.
Larimore is represented here today
by Chas. Anderson.
c. f. Macallistcr is Minot man
registered in the city.
Thos. Lonncvicl1 of Webster has bus
mess in Devils Lake today.
A. NJ. Cfary of Hampden is visiting
with the older residents today.
Otto F. Kepp is in Grand Forks to-
day attending to business matters.
W. B. Smith, prominent Hamar cit
izen, is spending the day here.
The Catholic Order of Foresters are
to give card party tonight
Mrs. Alice Henry of Grand Forks is
in the city today visiting friends.
Mrs. John Henry has returned from
a visit with her mother in the east.
W. A. Dinnett of Rugby is in the
city today attending to business mat.
! tiers.
Harold Anderson is Starkweather
man who is spending the day in the