Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-26
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

Miss May Hcrmanson was in the city
yesterday from Webster.
George Cullom of Webster was here
yesterday receiving treatment.
The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church met last
night for a regular meeting and a
short social session and enjoyed fine
evening spent at games and 1istcnin.
to short program. Miss Anna sather
presented some readings and Mrs. Bar
ron and Miss Gundcrson rendered FOCAL
duets to the delight of the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barickman former
dents Of this city but now residing on
claim near Havre. Mont, are ex-
pected here Sunday for q two months
visit with Mrs. Barickman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr.. Brakeman
was formerly half owner in one of the
local barber shops
Miss Coyne, the young lady who was
brought TO the Mercy hospital from
Starkweather some time ago with an
acute attack of infammatory rheuma-
tism, died this morning at the hospital,
Her family will arrive here tonight and
take the remains back with them to
Starkweather where the funeral ser
vices will SO conducted.
Dave We;ner returned to his home
on Eleventh street today after going
through an operation for appendicitis
at the Mercy hospital, His condition
is fine and the doctors predict he will
be able to be at work again in short
time.
Messrs. John Reese Of Hansboro and
John Cunningham of Sarles passed
through here yesterday afternoon on
their way to Cando where they viii
attend meeting of the Towner county
commissioners board, of which they
are members.
Mrs. Hover and two children left
this morning for their home in Min.
nesota after two weeks visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Gallagher. They
were passengers to the city some time
ago on the Oregonian Limited which
was wrecked and felt trife afraid
about getting on the train again.
J. Muldowny of Grand Forks was
registered at one of the local hotels
yesterday.
o. and P. Elgin, two brothers Of Nc
Vile, are visitors in Devils Lake for a
few days.
R. A. Littimer and wife of Bosse-
vain, Canada, spent last night in the
city on their way east.
Ed. Little Of Mankato is making
North Dakotans a visit and spending
most Of his time at Devils Lake.
Chas. L. Thwing, cashier of the bank
at Webster, was an overnight caller
in the city on business matters.
The Misses Alice Hughs and Ann;
Moran of Grand Forks are spending
the day with friends in the city.
Miss Dora Williams leaves tonight
for e visit with friends in Minneapolis
She expects to be gone for some time.
Dan Baldwin and Peter Thelin lef
this morning for Webster where the,
will spend the day attending to bust
ness matters.
j. j. Schindele returned last nigh
from Lakota where he has been visit
ing friends He returned to his HON,
at Tolna this afternoon.
Mrs. Williamson left the Mercy hos
pital yesterday after several weeks
there and she is again feeling like her
self after her illness.
Claim Agent O'Connell of the Grea
Northern was in the city yesterday at
tending to business connected with hi
department Of the railroad service.
George z. Mcclure, manager of tn,
Mcclure coal mines at Minot, is in thu
city for a few days transacting mat
ter of Importance, being connected
with the Stevens Grain and Fuel com
pany here.
F. R. Barney came over from Munich
yesterday.
Edward Greenleaf is ill at his HON,
in the city.
Baby Stevens has been on the sicl
list the past few days.
F. G. Cool of Egeland is business
caller today in Devils Lake.
M. Wallen of Crary came to the city
last night and remained over today.
Fred Lang returned to his home a
Toxic today after few hours visi
here.
1t is interesting to note that the
Lake Region stands out prominently il
the list of awards at the Fargo Cor,
show.
Miss Enge Glerum of Penn is in thu
city for few days the guest of Mrs
Martin Hoghaug.
Chas. White came over from TT
Totten yesterday for short stay j,
the city.
Thos. Thompson Of :Jando came dow:
yesterday to spend few days will
his many friends here.
F. Schwebte Of Minot was passen
ger to this city yesterday and will re
main for few days.
The Masonic lodge held one of thei
regular meetings last night. A goot
attendance was present,