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

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rush seasons.
Peter Folk is laid up with a crippled
foot. Some time ago he scratched the
foot and an infection started which
gradually has grown worse until it was
necessary for him to give up its use.
A reception was rendered the mem.
bers Of the "Private Secretary cast
last night at the home of Father Angus
tine. The yonug people were most roy
ally treated and served to q delightful
luncheon.
Miss Belle Stenson has been added
to the enlarged force IN the John Has
lam store during the sale. The work
and business has increased SO that Mr..
Haslam has found it necessary to add
more help.
While the county seat of Pembiua
county has been moved to Cavalier,
the law says court shall be held at
Pembina and Judge Kneeshaw will not
call jury for the next term until the
matter is Strengthened out.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grove of La
kota were in the city yesterday be-
tween trains. They were former resi-
dents of this city and Mrs. Grove en-
joyed the time spent here visiting her
many lady friends while Mr.. Grove at
tended to business matters.
John E. Middaugh of Cando, brother
Of Henry G. Middaugh, the attorney
Of this city, has sold his law practice
in Cando to Chas. Forrest, a young
man there, and is making arrangements
to move back to New York state,
where he will live on his farm. The
Middaugh brothers came out to North
Dakota several years ago and have
ben successful and only the fact of.
MI. Middaugh's poor health is responsi-
BILE for his move.
The Altar Society of st. Joseph's
church held it's annual business meet
ing in the church .parlors yesterday af-
ternoon. The reports Of work during
the past year were read, showing the
society to be in prosperous condition.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year resulted in Mrs. J. Wickert being
elected president, Mrs. A. Nelson, Sec
rotary and Mrs. Mary McCarten, treas
urer. The president will appoint her
own vice president. Delicious refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Bedford.
Mrs. Nelson, Miss McCarten and Mrs.
Chiostri. Mrs. Bedford, the retiring
president, was presented with set of
sterling silver tea spoons as a token
of her faithfullness to the society.
F. E. Void Of Lakota is a Devils
Lake visitor.
Ole Hermanson came in last night
from Penn.
h. S. Ward of Tolna is visitor in
the city today.
George 3. Kline OF Penn is in the
city.
Donald Baldwin and James Cock
burn Of Webster are visitors here today
On business.
The 500 line is represented in the
city today by Mr.. sturtevant of the
legal Offices Of that company.
Steve Jones is moving his real estate
Office today from its location on Kelly
avenue to the store room in the West
ern hotel block.
! Mr.. Greenwood returned to Webster
this morning after taking in every day
of the fair. Mrs. Greenwood returned
yesterday morning. #..E
Miss Kitty Fourniari of Chicago, a
neice of Mrs. Otto Chiostri, leaves Mon
day morning for her home after pleas
and three months visit here
E. T. Sparks and soa. II. NJ. return
ed today to their home at Brocket.
Their potatoes were successful in win
ming prizes at the mid-winter fair.
E. J. Berg, Math. Berg, Andrew saar-
helm and M. Thorstadl, all enterpris-
ing Starkweather men, were visitors at
the fair yesterday and returned home
this morning.
Bail, the yonug man from Crary who
was up before the insanity board yes.
terday was taken to Fargo last night
where he will be given treatment for
the drug habit in the hopes of restoring
his sanity.
Assistance has arrived in the Saliva
ton Army barracks in the person Of
let P'arl Mid I'eholt, who arrived
from Grand Forks today. She is tram
ed nurse and will assist greatly in the
work of the Army here.
A runaway occurred on the main
streets last night when horse attach
ed to cutter ran for several blocks.
The sleigh was upset and the ANIMAL
was finally caught behind the Ramsey
Drug company's building.
The basket ball team at the high
school has been started and some good
practice work is being done. No games
have been scheduled so far but it is
expected the team will have some live
ly contests before the winter term is
over.
Bert Thomas and family Of Hanshoro
were in the city last night visiting
friends on their way home from Cando
where they have been visiting Mrs
Thomas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. il.
Olson. They attended the homo talent