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

}. @. Adams and daughter returned
yesterday from Grand Forks where
the young lady received treatment for
her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dion returned to
their home at Grand Harbor Saturday
after a very pleasant week spent in
the city.
Misses Jet and Susie O'Leary of
Grand Harbor spent the latter part of
the week in the city visiting with
friends. returning Saturday night.
Oliver Olson is being operated on at
the General hospital today. He is one
of the men from the railroad shops ana
resides in the west side of the city.
Misses Isabelle and Marguerite Duff
fey of Esmond were the guests of Mrs.
Miller over Sunday. The young ladies
are teachers in the Esmond schools.
Edward Larson has severed his con.
nections with the Turner confection-
cry store and will devote his time to
other business.
Miss Georgia Chambers returned to.
day to her home at Churchs Ferry.
She addressed the high school this
morning on temperance.
| E. A. Griffin Of Bismarck spent Sun
day heer with his family. He was
brought to this section by having bust
ness at Warwick, which he attended
to today.
! Mrs. Verne Ruthroff returned Satur-
day from Fargo where she has been
for the past month and has again TAX
en- up her duties in the Winans MILL
merry.
Perry Fredendahl, of Churchs Ferry,
was in the city over Sunday visiting
with friends. Perry is working for
the Minneapolis Tribune and has made
good.
H. A. Winans sat up yesterday for
the first time during his recent illness
and is now reported on fair way to-
wards recovery. He has been serious
ly i'll. ...
Adrian Foley, one of the prominent
young men of Bartlett, was an over
Sunday visitor in Devils Lake. He has
many friends here and spent the day
most pleasantly.
Superintendent Ziebach returned Sat
urday to Fort Totten after having
charge of the school exhibit of the IN
dams at the fair. The school won
number Of prizes.
A. c. Cogswell, who was so severely
injured at the school house, is recover
ing nicely and was out today for the
first time. His broken bones are heal
ing but he is still very sore and lame.
Mrs. L. P. Swenson returned yester
day from International Falls, Mimi,
where she has been making long Wis
it with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swenson have again taken up their res
idence here.
Chas. Arnold, Devils Lake young
man, leaves tonight for Grand Forks
where he will start taking a course in
mechanical engineering. He intends
to take a complete course in this
branch and will make it his life work.
Conductor Crowder who was injured
in the Sharon wreck, was moved from
the hospital to his home in Brecken-
ridge the latter part of last week and
is getting along so nicely it is expect
ed he will be able to be around again
in short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pillsbury en-
joyed visit over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Thomas of Hansboro, who
spent the day in the city. They took
dinner last night at the Great North
ern. Mr.. Thomas is banker in the
Towner county town.
The New York store has placed an,
other stove in their basement in an eff
fort to make the room as warm as pos
sible. The new addition has made a
difference and the store has been made
comfortable, even in the coolest wea-
Their
s. G. Jones has completed his remov-
al from his office on Kelly avenue.
where he has been for so long, to the
west store room at the front of the
Western hotel. He says he has more
room now and can carry more insur
ance for others.
Chas. DeMars of Grand Harbor en-
ioyed himself here the latter part of
last week and attended the midwinter
fair, all the productions at the Grand
and numerous parties in the city. He
returned Saturday with high ideal
Of this city as an entertaining center.
A very pleasant event occurred on
Saturday evening when Mrs. P. G.
Timboe was surprised by thirteen of
her friends, the occasion being her
birthday. Despite the old supersti-
tion concerning the unlucky thirteenth
the evening was most enjoyable one
to all present. Mrs. Timhoe was the
recipient Of many beautiful gifts. A
delicious luncheon was served at ~
o'clock, after which the guests de-
parted, wishing Mrs. Timboe many
more as happy birthdays.
The basket ball team of the Cando
schools went to Dunseith Saturday to
play the students there. Jack Nimmo
one of the Devils Lake young men,
Who has been in Cando for the past