Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-10
; All Around Webster F:


Alex Giles was this weeks C. L
leader.
L. Koch is now on duty in the
Webster depot.
I'VE know all about "The Forth
out here, don't we!
Rev. Walker conducted the c.. E.
services last week.
Alfons Versuree returned from the
hospital Wednesday.
Someone remarked the other day
IT believe we need rain.'
Already the fire crackers are il
luming our streets at eve.
All the farmers and city folks are
grading on the road this week.
Of course Webster is we'll repre-
sented at C%hautauqua this year.
Masons are busy laying the founda-
tion for w. d. Millar's warehouse.
Mrs. w. D. Millar and family de-
parted Tuesday to spend the season at
Chautauqua.
Misses Margaret and May Webster
returned Wednesday from their claims
neal Dash.
Quite a number from our way
listened to the Carrie Nation lecture
last Saturday.
Geo. Swain arrived Saturday and
has made preparations for extensive
building in the near future.
The Episcopal ladies made over
seven dollars for their cause at their
ice cream and lemonade stand Satur-
day.
John Cronne's store has been moved
to the back Of the lot, to make room
for the new building to be erected at
once.
Wednesday a w. c. T. U. meeting
was held in Webster Chapel and the
following officers elected for the year.
President, Mrs. Arthur Plummer;
vice president, Nellie Baldwin; Rec.
secretary, Mrs. M. Morse; Cor. Score.
tary, Mrs. VIM. Sammuels; treasurer,
Margaret Chisholm.
Last Friday evening almost every
body far and nearHattended the basket
social at the new residence of Mrs. F.
A. Chisholm for the benefit of the
hospital. The lalies of the w. G. T.
U. donated the famous friendship quilt
to Mrs. Chisholm to dispose Of as she
thought best. It was sold by rattle
tickets and Melted over fory dollars.
The sale Of the ice cream and lemon
ade resulted in some twenty three
dollars, while the total for the basket
sale was n hundred and twenty dol
lars. The candy booth decorated in
pink and blue and in charge of the
Misses Margaret Chisholm and Nellie
Baldwin gained over seventeen dollars
for the cause. These sums together
with a donation resulted in a grand
total of two hundred and five dollars.
The earlier part Of the evening was
given over to a musical program while
the latter part was forgotten in the
pleasure of the dancers. Everyone
present enjoyed the hospitality of the
no. tess.
Everyone "all around Webster
assembled ct the home of.John Munig
Tuesday, June both, to witness t he
marriage ceremony of Miss Mollie
Eeet and Olaf Morstad. The bridal
party marched to the veranda, which
was tastefully draped in white, to the
strains of the wedding march played
by Tony Prete, where Rev. Roy Wal.
ker pronounced the words which made
them man and wife. TIE bride was
gowned in white brocaded silk ani
carried white carnations. She wa.
attended by the Misses Mathilda Nor
stad and Grace BARLEY, both attirel
in white swiss. The groom support
ed by John Stein and Martin Leet.
After the service the guests, number
ing about two hundred, sat down to {
su%mptuous feast. Tony Prete, F.
Cory and Robert Webster supplied tn,
music which the dancers so heartily
enjoyed in the new building over one
hundred feet in length erected for the
purpose. S>veral Of the gests were
from Leeds. The gifts were numer
Gus. The bride is a sister Of Mrs
Munig and the groom a prosperou'
young farmer at Leeds, where the,