Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. ulius Benson and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar johnson are parents
of sons, born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
laughter arrived in the city last eve
s.ing to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Nelson.
Mrs. L. A. Anderson from India will
give lecture at the Methodist church
this evening at O'Clock. The lecture
will be in the Norwegian language.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Clark of sher-
wood are here for few days visit at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Wal
lace.
Miss Elsie Catherwood Of the Office
Of hte Superintendent of the state
board Of health is at Park River visit.
ing with relatives.
Mrs. George Rodenbach and her
laughter Mrs. Louis Mundt will arrive
home this week from Spokane where
they have been enjofing an extended
visit.
Secretary Horvick of the Sons of
Norway lodge announced this morning
that there would not be Seventeenth
of May celebration as was originally
planned owing to the fact that the
Sangerfest in June follows so closely,
the dance Friday evening however, at
the roller rink it is expected will make
up for any lack of entertainment in
the celebration of Norway's natal day.
1t is absolutely essential that an
automobile club be reorganized in Dew.
lis Lake and a meeting for that pur-
pose has been called for this evening
the main theme Of the gathering being
to provide regulations for speed artists
and also to do something in the way of
improvements on the roads.
Devils Lake will sens at least fifty
members of the U. G. T. council to the
grand council meeting at Crookston,
next month, and special uniforms will
be used by the local delegation at the
big event. Plans will be laid at the
next meeting OF the council.
Charles Rebillard of Doyon who is
at the General hospital in this city
was able to receive few visitors
yesterday. His improved condition
continues each day and his friends
rejoice in his recovery from injuries
sustained in the auto wreck Of few
weeks ago.
Editor Weight of the Cando Demo
GRAFT who always puts out CLASSY ty-
geographical weekly newspaper, and is
a writer of the old school fame for
newsy news, is in the city today at
tending to business matters and visit
ing with friends.
Jack Duis announced this morning
that the Queen City Gun Club would
hold its regular shoot next Sunday
morning but no prize awards would be
made at the shoot. It is expected that
another prize tournament will be ar
ranged in couple of weeks the one
last Sunday being a decided success.
George Kanean of the Minneapolis
Paper company arrived in the city yes
terday to attend to business matters.
Manager Fox of the Chautauqua rail
way is expected to arrive in a few
days from his home at Brazil, N. D.,
to complete negotiations with refer
ence to the railroad.
Observer Hovde of the local wealth
er bureau who is a graduate of the
Minneapolis high school, says that
reorganization of the course of study
in the high schools of Minneapolis is
now in progress and all the graduates
have been asked to give their ideas
on the plan that should be adopted.
nat manual training and domestic
science should be made compulsory is
the idea submitted by Mr.. Hovde who
says that the present generation have
been taught mostly to work their
head but nothing about putting their
hands to good use and that in order
supply the demand the coming gener-
alton must of necessity be workers
with the hands.
There are two smallpox patients at
the detention hospital who have been
taken from Macnie hall within the
last two weeks. The last one, Miss
Eleanor Ritzman of Leeds, N. D., was
discovered to have the disease last
Saturday and was Immediately taken
from her room at Macnie hall to the
detention hospital. Miss Ritzman was
the roommate of the young lady who
was taken sick with the disease two
weeks ago. When interviewed on the
state of affairs today DR.. G. F. Rue
digger Of the public health bureau, said
that there was absolutely no further
danger of a spread of the disease at
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