Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
The Devils Lake Drug Company
The "REXALL" Store

Everett, WASH, and in Minneapolis.
In Everett Mrs. Nelson was CUES:
at ire home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mel
SON. and while there she received word
of the serious illness of her sister who
resides in Minneapolis so she left for
that city where she has been for the
past several weeks.
Miss Lucy Chisolm of Webster was
in th' city this afternoon for a short
time While en- route to Mayville WHARF,
she attends normal school. Miss CHS
dim has been visiting a. her home for
the I:,st several days. She was &C
companied as far as this city by her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Chisolm.
Sunday evening Rev. Albert Torbet
at the Presbyterian church took for
his text Ephesians 6:17, "The sword
of the Spirit. which is the word of
Gods" and he talked of the skillful
use of the Scriptures by teachers and
preachers, making a good deal Of the
Importance of having Bible with
good maps and other helps for quick
finding of what you want, comparing
this to the lawyers digest. He said a
comprehensive and accurate knowledge
of the Scriptures is necessary to all
who would instruct others in the great
truths and doctrines of Christianity.
AS illustrating the common imperfect
knowledge of the Scriptures he told Of
Michigan high school senior class,
which could not tell whether Saul, the
first king of Israel, and Saul of Tarsus,
were the same man or not. Educators
generally in our colleges and universi-
ties are finding that the young people
who come to them are greatly lacking
in an adequate knowledge Of this lit
erature which is so fundamental in our
laws and civilization. Parents should
see that their children attend Sunday
school and church at some church, and
the church should make the instruction
the best possible.
{ II. A. King of Lakota was bus:>
ness visitor in the city tbs afternoon.
j L. Desmond Of Lakota was a bust.
ness caller in the city this afternoon.
| C. R. Lasham left today for Cavalier
where he will attend to business mat
/; tiers returning home Thursday.
/ s. G. Skulason, states attorney Of
! Nelson county was an over Sunday Wis
itor in the city.
c. H. Doyon was in the city from
Doyon for an over Sunday visit with
friends.
County Commissioner c. o. johnson
was a prominent visitor in the city
this afternoon.
I. F. L. Bima. of Brockett returned to
his home Saturday afternoon after
spending a few days in this city look
ing after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott who have been
visiting in this city for the past week
as guests at the F. f. Elliott home
have returned to their home at Mohall
Miss Cora Brunsvold of Leeds wa.
in the city today shopping and visit
ing with friends for a short time. Sht
returned to her home this afternoon.
Attorney Chris Samson of Lakots
was in the city today attending tt
legal matters and calling on his man,
friends here.
.Irs. Perkins left this afternoon 70
Churchs Ferry where she will atten,
the funeral of Abe Gum which take
place in that city this afternoon.
Miss Rosanna Merritt of Lakota wa
in the city this afternoon for a shor
time. she having accompanied her sis
ter, Mrs. Bruce Nelson, here.
Miss Belle Burns returned to tn
Ny last evening from Nlinneapoli!
and ST. Paul whore she has been 70
the past several weeks purchasing he
spring stock Of millinery goods.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson and Miss Fele
: Anderson Of Hansboro were in the cit
on Saturday for short time betwec
; trains while en- route to their hom
from an extended visit in Indianapol
and other points in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs w. o. O'Brien an
= little son Of Devils Lake, who hay
been attending the Hardware Dealers
$ convention this week, will 20 over t
! Crookston to spend Sunday with rel:
tives and friends.-Grand Forks He
2 aid.
a CASE TO JURY.
? The Anderson-Ev case which hs
=; occupied the attention Of distris
u court for the past couple of days wei
u to the jury late this afternoon aft.
!, the concluding arguments of Attorne
|! Hunt and Attorney Fred Traynor.
FATHER DEAD.
e James Sheen, machinist at II
; Great Northern shops here, receive
n tho sad message last night Of IL
t death of his father, and he left toda
e for his home in pennsylvania to be
J. attendance at the funeral.
u SLEIGH TIPPED OVER.
1t A party of sleigh riders last ev
" ming met with an accident at the CO
70 ner of Sixth street and harrington av
nue. when the sleigh box toppled o
e scattering the joy riders in the stree
It No one was injured as n result of Il
" accident.
81 (From Tuesdays Daily.)