Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-08-18
BUSY week AT LAKE
NOTES OF COTTAGERS AND VS.
TING FRIENDS. BOXERS
ENTERTAINED

| lake. MIS-. De4\dulL entertained Cn0
Boxer club, from Tuesday night until
Wednesday night at the Default cot
| tage. In the evening the large porch
| was nicely decorated with colored
lights. Some Is members and friends
| attended the weekly dance at fuckers
pavilion. Tuesday night refreshments
| were served and music rendered and
| Wednesday there was a dinner of
! sumptuous proportions. The center
piece on the table consisted of live
ly lot of minnows, swimming in
large glass bowl This bit equatic
decoration was deemed highly appro-
pirate for lake dinner.
Mrs. Nell Donnelly entertained Mrs.
| and Miss Yost, Mrs. Frances Bigelow
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Proctor and
children during the week.
Messrs. Wolfer and Howland and
their guest, Miss Morian from Okla
homa City, spent one day at the lake
and were guests at Defaults cottage.
One of the finest specimens of the
| fnny tribe secured this season was
large wall-eyed pike captured by Mrs.
Harold Graves. The pike tipped the
beam at about six pounds. 1t was
placed in the fish box along the side
of the dock and had numerous visi-
tors. 1t was one of the most unex-
pected captures of the season.
D. c. Rand and family, accompan-
led by Mrs. Rand's two sisters, the
| Misses May Of Dickey, N. D., are at
| the Steinbach cottage for the week.
! J. J. Nierling returned Sunday to
! the Kneebone cottage for the re-
| mainder of the season after making
| flying trip to Minneapolis. Mrs. J.
! A. Reed has been visiting the Nier-
, ling family this week; also Miss
Daphne Hauser and Mrs. NJ. R. Eager.
The regular weekly dance occurs
| this week at th pavilion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stroud of Wimbledon,
are occupying cottage on the north
side.
Mrs. Platou and family of Valley
City, are spending some time at the
doctors elegant cottage on the north
side:. The new launch is in daily
use and one of the prettiest little
motor boats on the lake. A child
ren's party was given at tn e cottage
and he visitors enjoyed popping
corn at the big fire place.
Sunday was the first local rain Of
the summer. The lake needs sup
ply of water from some source as the
cottagers are finding the water too
shallow on the beach for floating
boats to the usual docks and shelters.
At the last weekly dance party Of
visitors came from LaMoure in an
auto to attend. They came over Sc
miles, Mr.. Hutchinson and several
friends were the visitors
Milton Wright of Chicago, nephew
of H. E. White, has returned to
jamestown after visit at the White
cottage.
Mrs. Bert Nierling entertained a
company at a house party last week
at the DePuy cottage, among the
guests being Miss Alice Aylmer OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. Kate Chase, Bessie Johnson,
Marie McGinnis and Edward Chase,
will spend few weeks at the club
house. Yesterday Assistant States
Attorney Russell Chase, H. S. Dun
comb and Miss Claudine Cherery
spent the day at the lake.
w. E. Hopes and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Peabody of Darlington,
accompanied by Mrs. Garfield of Bell
ingham, WASH, sister OF Mr.. Pea-
body, and formerly teacher In the
county schools near Pingree, spent
Sunday at the Lyman cottage.
Among the weeks visitors were J.
A Campbell and wife and Mrs. Petit
grew.
George Mckenzie and wife, accom-
panied by DR.. and Mrs. Mckenzie OF
Bakersfield, CAL, were at LaBrashes
for day or two. DR.. Mckenzie Is
making his brother visit and 1t is
the first time the brothers have met
in 20 years. They will visit for q
few days near Kensai and other parts
of the county before returning west.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Tellner and
family have been spending some time
at their cottage lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clemens have been
occupying the Club house for a week.
At the dance last Wednesday there
we're over $4,000 represented in au-
tomobiles, which were used to bring
visitors from all over the county ana
several from other counties.