Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
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ID L Smith Of Fargo is ID the city
today, ':s = !: s. g 1850 60 ~.
Miss Clara Hodgson is hete this week
from .stalkweather enjoying her yaca-
tibh at home. ~
Mr:.sand Mrs. Albert Scharf Of Web.
ster are here today attending to their
shopping. <; sis' ~ - ,''..:;:
Nj. and Mrs. Otto Olson and little
son Of Toxic spent the day here yes:
terday doing their spring shopping.
Rev. w.;'D. REEFS is here today from
Fort Totten. 9 50 49, ~
Miss Coon left last night for a visit
ii, the western part Of the state.
NJ. P. Elliott Of starkweather is
transacting business in the city today.
Dt: Hubert is here today from st.
John. =
E. steinbach Of st. JOHN arrived yes
terday for short stay.
Fred Bacon Of Grand Forks is call.
ing on auto men in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lang Of Toxic
brought their little baby here. yester-
day to receive medical attention.
Homer Ressler, the starkweather at
torney, came to the city yesterday af
ternoon on the farmers train and re-
manned over the day Ito look after his
interests here. e,......-
Mrs. F. B. Merrill left this morning
for her home at Langdon after stay,
Of nearly a week in this city. She
came down to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Wm.s Sparks and remained. over
with relatives for few days. !:
The first, Of the month. sees the bill
collectors making their regular rounds.
Father Calvin of starKweather is: a
guest of Father Augustine today.
G. smeallie returned today to his
home ait Toxic after short business
call. $780,, :.
Mayor Thos. WARDROBE, J. 0. Schultz,
George MeCrea, Capt. NJ. L. Strong,
and G. P. Parker returned to their
homes at Leeds today. They have beeh
giving testimony in the railroad case.
Thos. Hall, candidate for secretary
of state and at present secretary for
the railroad commissioners, left this
morning for Minot with the board or
commissioners.
Attorney L. b. sennett came up this
afternoon from Cando and left on the
Farmers line for his farm near Stark
weather.
E. Brisbarth of Brinsmade was in
the city yesterday attending the rail
road hearing. He returned home this
morning.
Rev. Torbett went to Penn this af-
ternoon to attend meeting Of the
Presbytery which is in session there.
A crew Of workmen are busy today
cleaning up the tracks and yards of the
Great Northern around the depot and
are adding greatly to the looks Of the
yards after THE accumulation of the
past winter.
Other signs Of Improvement are be-
ginning to show at the depot and as
this is the first thing traveller notices
it will be of benefit to the city.
Mrs. Hodson has retired from the
boarding house after many years of
giving good service to many young
people Of the city who have taken their
meals with her.
Mrs. F. G. Rother of Perth arrived
this afternoon for visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Nc
Lain.
Kathleen Cowan returned today from
Minneapolis where she has been at
tnding school and will spend her Eas-
ter vacation at home.
Mrs. Peter Timboe pleasantly enter
tanned eight of Chester's little gentle
man friends yesterday afternoon, the
occasion being his birthday. Games and
various amusements made the time pass
both rapidly and pleasantly. A dainty
luncheon was served at $3.50. Those
present were Leonard Stenseth, Wau-
burn Hunt, Phillip Hooking, George
Ladd, Swening Nelson, Glenn Walrath,
Leo Schillich and Truemann Timboe
The eevning Of April IL will mark
a gala event in Devils Lake if the high
school pupils have their way, the pro-
duction of "The Captain Of Ply
mouth - taking place that night. Elec-
trical effects, gorgeous costumes and
brilliant scenery is now being shipped
having been secured from the best CO.'S
tune makers and high class scenic ar
lists. The cast Of characters follows:
Miles Standish, who is wonderfully
like Caesar ......Arthur Serumgard
John Alden, the diligent scribe.--.....
Observation-Disclosures. Albert Jacqua
Elder Brewster, who believes life is
only sorrow -.-.........-.....Noel Rhuberg
Erasmus, Miles right bower ...........
Smith
Wattawamut, Chief Of the Pequoits
...............................-.. Thomas Huesgen
Pecksnot, an Indian Messenger......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Vincent Fenelon
Richard. Stephen and Gilbert, lads of
the Colony.
Duell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. William Elmslie