Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-28
(From n '~-sday's Daily.)

Ed. Lodgard Of Grand Forks was q,
arrival in the city last evening.
G. J. Atkins Of Cando was ono o
the prominent callers in the city yes
terday.
James Stewart of Crary was q Dew
ills Lake business caller yesterday 1T
ternoon and today.
H. o. Asp, manager Of the Western
Union, is again able to be around at
ter a brief illness.
Archie Miller who has been lookin,
after his Minot enterprise il expected
to return to Devils Lake this evening.
Moyle Edwards and little daughte,
whom he met at Grand Forks arrived
in Devils Lake last evening.
Miss Frances Riorden has returned
from Williston where she has been fol
the past several weeks.
Roy Mosher left this morning fol
Starkweather where he will spend the
day looking after business matters.
William Coleman of Lawton, was in
the city yesterday transacting bust
ness and visiting with friends. He re.
turned to his home this morning.
Austin Leavitt returned from Minot
yesterday where he has been for sew.
eral days attending to business mat.
tiers and visiting with friends.
The Machinists will entertain at one
Of their series Of dances this evening,
the event taking place at the Opera
House Hall.
William Engelhorn, George Engebret
son and Al Hausman stopped off in the
city yesterday en- route from the Twin
Cities to Churchs Ferry.
R. A. Bogardus representative for
the Oliver Chilled Plow Works Co.,
left this morning for Grand Forks,
where he will transact business in the
interests of his company, and from
there he will go to Minneapolis and
where he will spend sever
al days.
Allie Bond was an arrival yesterday
FOR brief visit with friends and rela-
ives here. Mr.. Bond is doing we'll at
,irand Forks.
Miss Ruth Klingel of Webster who
las been the charming guest of Mis-.
Gertrude Hines for the past several
lays returned to her home yesterday.
Charles verrett of Rolla is spend
ng few days in this city attending
o legal matters and visiting with
riends.
Mrs. Henry Medelmann and daugh-
er Miss Emily returned to their home
t Crary today after short visit with
riends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. E. Froehlich of
Webster were among the shoppers and
lsitors in the city yesterday and to-
ay.
Tom Rudser of Hampden returned to
is home this morning after spending
he past few days here visiting as the
uest Of relatives.
Mr.. Kearney, representative Of the
H. G. Cream Separator Company
'as in the city today looking after
usiness interests Of his company.
Mrs. Barnes and Misses Jeanette
laird and Helen Regain were shoppers
nd visitors in the city yesterday af-
ernoon from Webster.
Mrs. f. J. Brown who was operated
pom at the Mercy Hospital the first
art Of the week for appendicitis is
eported to be getting along nicely.
Julius sandEe, one Of the popular
Dung automobile dealers Of Lakota,
vas in the city this morning transact
ng business and calling on his many
riends here.
Mrs. John serumgard Of Webster
vas an arrival in the city last evening
nd will spend a few days here visit
ng as the guest at the home Of Mr..
md Mrs. G. D. Haley.
Rev. Mr.. Meisel Of starkweather
vas in the city yesterday and today
tending to business matters.
L. I. Judd of Cando was a business
'aller in the city yesterday and to-
lay.
Mrs. Henzie was taken suddenly i'll
asst evening but is somewhat recovered
;oday.
Attorney senett was an arrival in
he crtv Yesterday from Can1o m 1oolr