Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

!organ, Mr.. and Mrs. Holtz an! tam
iy, sMessrs Thune and Alfred Mile,
and Misses Carbon and Hartman. wcr,
,lnonx the Penn visitors who c,me il,
to the show Saturday and attsn..o,., L.
shapping, besides %tsiag the guests -
heir several friends.
George Combe arrived Saturday from
';arbondale, Pa, to look after the re-.
mains Of his brother, Louis Combe, VII
lied short time ago in this city OF
heart disease. Mr.. Combe is looking
after his brothers. affairs and has not
rs yet decided whether he will have
burial made here or ship the remains
east.
Feeling that they still have claim
an the tract of land in Yellow Medicine
county, Mimi, company Of Indians
from Fort Totten left yesterday for
Washington, D. G., where they will pre-
sent their claims to the Indian commits
sion and also to congress.
The land in question, they claim, s
covered by an old treaty Of 1851 and
this land was formerly their home, but
as emigration moved westward they
were crowded this way. They went to
Washington for the purpose of either
having legislation made to reimburse
them for this land or some other set.
tlement. -.
The. party was composed of Ignatus
Court, Aroon Hoop and Joseph sher.
man. John Woods was taken along as
interpreter. The party will be in Wash
,ngton about two weeks.
Mrs. Ryall was a Saturday shopper
in the city from Crary.
George E. Miller of Warwick was in
the city Sunday.
Paul Busch Of Grand Forks visited
Sunday night in Devils Lake.
Michael Mullen of Crary spent some
time in the city Saturday afternoon.
Fred Koenig of. Rugby came in Sat
urday to be with Mr.. Lenheart, who is
seriously ill.
Fred Magnus. came in from Stark.
weather Saturday for an over Sunday
visit.
]. NJ. Morgan returned yesterday to
his home at Penn after spending satur-
day night here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. johnson of Leeds
were in the city spending Sunday with
friends. j.
! G. Frank of Carpenter, Iowa, arrived
in the city yesterday and is looking af-
ter interests here.
i G. Stanton, Tony Solga and Willard
Crilly were among the Grand Harbor
visitors here Saturday.
! ]. W. McNutt Of Tolna returned to
his home today after transacting bust
ness in this city over the weekend.
E. E. Sparks returned this morning
to his home at Brocket after spending
Sunday with his relatives here.
Miss Ashbrook visited with friends
over Sunday and returned to her home
} at Lar1more today.
\ The Eastern Star win hold their reg.
ular netting Tuesday evening. All
members are requested to be presnt.
/ Mrs. Ray Austin. and children return
ed Saturday from three-weeks visit
with Mrs. Austin's parents at Grand
Forks. ....s. 49,
!; Misc Thompson, one sof the Crary
teachers, vas shopper in; the city. Sat,
urday and enjoyed, visit here with
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jaqua came
over from their home at Toxic Satur-
day to attend the show and transact
business.
J; W. F. Garvy and family Of Sweet
Grass, Mont, were among the out Of
town people registered at one of the
hotels today.
il Miss Zada Irwin Of Grand Harbor is
working at the Haslam Quality store,
taking the place Of Miss Ida Nelson,
the regular clerk, who is i'll at her home.
A number Of business men Of Churchs
Ferry~were-in the city over Saturday
nigh, taking 4in.the+ play and returned
Sunday afternoon on No. S. .
Mrs. Thos. Margan returned this
morning to her. home at starkweathsr
after a pleasant Sunday visit here at
the home Of her brother, J. Q. Adams.
u w. n. Arnold Of Crary was in the
city Saturday night to attend the per-
formance Of Queen Zephra and spent
Sunday here with his family.
Mrs. Thor Moeller, formerly of Mi
not, whose present home is at velva,
is dangerously i'll at the Mercy hospi.
tai in this city and her friends are So
licitous as to her recovery.
! Roy stormer, Daniel Baldwin, Thos.
Lonevick and G. W. Barnstable are ex-
perts here with the International Har.
vester company. They are demonstrat-
ing the wonderful qualities Of their ma
chinery before large class Of specta-
tors who are spending the week here.
| Arthur Brigg is Iakota visitor here
today.
J. E. Olson was visitor here yes:er-
day from Poplar Grove.
Mr.. Premble left this morning for
eastern points. .-...
Mrs. Moeller is reported much i'm