Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19
LOCAL: |. ] { J !! Il. NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

Albert Jaqua of Toxic is in the city
today.
Ohas. Anderson of Warwick is here
today attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gessner we're
Pom visitors here yesterday.
J. H. Wheeler is here from Edmorc
attending the mid-winter fair.
E. Lysne, the Churchs Ferry banker,
is in attendance at tn FIR today.
Neville is represented today at the
fair by J. 8. Paulson and II. l.. Knud
son.
IF Paul 1v',son, one of thu prominent
n:.tn c:ti9ens, is here today at the
fair.
Messrs. A. w. Schroeder and j. John.
son Of Brocket are visitors TODAY in
the city.
Messrs. Romming and N. Westegord
Of Penn are interested spectators at the
mid-winter fair.
B. D. Cook is in today from Webster
for short visit with friends and is en-
joying the excitement in the city.
A slight error was made in The
World yesterday when the damages for
the Colonial fire were reported as $a7.
The amount was $278.
T. and o.. Tollefson and Alfred and
Palmer stoe, all Churchs Ferry citizens.
came up today to attend the fair and
farmers institute. W.
q ~. i'al,eoct Of New Rockford, secre
tary Of the state board Of veterinary
examiners, is in the city today for a
short business stay.
K. o. Westegord of Churchs Ferry
and brother, s. O., of Brinsmade, are
together heer today attending the many
Interesting features in the city.
Thos. WARDROBE, John O. shultz and
Capt. Strong are among tho prom nent
Leeds citizens who are attending the
last day of the mid-winter fair.
The insanity board met this after
noon to consider the case of George
Bail of Crazy, who has been addicted
to the drug habit.
Sherman McClory returned yesterday
from Minneapolis where he has been on
{ short business trip. While going to
the cities he experienced the wreck
near Fargo and relates many curious
predicaments.
{ A. E. Hutchinson, the real estate
agent of Minnewaukan, is here today
attending the Lake Region fair. He is
one of the Lake Region committee from
that district and is an enthusiastic
pusher for the forward movement.
George, the little son of Henry
Wheeler of Grand Harbor was brought
to the Mercy hospital yesterday and
was operated on this morning for ton
silitis and adnoids. His father is in
the city with him and will remain until
the child is able to return home.
II. B. Cilley of Minneapolis, trav-
cling salesman, is spending week in
the city with friends and enjoying Dew
lis Lakes hospitality to the fullest ex-
tent. He is loud in his praise of the
Lake Region enthusiasm and says he is
glad to be travelling in SO live COM
munity.
Dan O'Connel, who for the past sew
on or eight years has been holding
down this territory for a twin city
house, has discontinued his travels and
settled down in neat little business
in the Minnesota Iron Range country.
He will be missed on his regular dates
here by his many customers in Devils
Lake.
Webster is again here with strong
representation, besides those who came
down yesterday and remained over,
and many whose names it was i'lrossi-
BILE to ascertain. Those who came
down on the Farmers train last night
are Miss Clara johnson, Mrs. julius
johnson, 81. c. Klingel, Hans Klejpen,
Simon Newell and Mrs. Frank TTuLett.
Albert stenson and Hans Rotus, two
prominent farmers living near Churchs
Ferry, are in the city today to take. in
the fair. These gentlemen homesteaGed
their farms and have grown up with
the country and the fact that they
have shown their public .spiritedncss
by attending such an institution of
learning as can be gained from day
at the fair shows they will still con.
tinue to prosper.
Miss Clark, R. NJ, superintendent of
the General hospital, entertained the
graduate nurses of Devils Lake at the
hospital yesterday afternoon. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was to discuss the
formation of district association, in
Guiding the counties Of Rolette, Pierce,
Ramsey, Benson and Cavalier counties
and later to call a meeting and organize
the society. The idea of such an organ
ization of nurses is to elevate the nurs-
ing standard in North Dakota. A re-
port Of the meeting was sent to Miss
Bertha Erdmann, R. NJ, president of
the Graduate Nurses association of
Grand Forks. It was the wish of all
nurses present that all nurses in the
counties mentioned would communicate
their willingness to join in this move
ment, to Miss Clark.
R. L. Thompson of Lakota is in tn.
city.