Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
Work was started this morning in


to-wear department of the New York
Cash store. An excellent department
has been arranged and when the new
fixtures are installed it will prove a
valuable asset to the big department
store, both in handling and protecting
the stock. Tho new fixtures arc neat.
ly panneled and will add greatly to
the artistic appearance.
G. P. Brainard's hardware store was
attractive this morning, neat window
display having been Installed. Every.
thing that appeals to ths sportsman is
in the window and an entire equipment
for the season is on display, even to the
dog biscuit, which many hunters are
now feeding the valuable animals in
order to have them in tip top shape
for the opening Of the season. Mr..
Brainard is enthusiastic over the excel
lent stock of sportsmen g goods which
he has installed and anticipates large
business in this particular line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner left
last evening for the Twin Cities.
Miss Clara Hodgson is visiting with
friends at Webster for a few days.
Mrs. Mccarthy of York is in the
city today, shopping and visiting with
friends.
Miss Perkenson of St. Paul has ac-
cepted position as trimmer for Mrs.
Winans.
Mrs. Lukx and children of Crazy are
in town today shopping and visiting
with friends.
Misses Jennie johnson and Thresea
Freezer left this morning for Minot
where they will register.
Miss Mae Flore left last evening for
her home in Osakis, Mimi, after spend
ing week here visiting with friends.
A. G. Cowan is in the city today and
will leave for Minnewaukan township
where he will open school next Mon
day.
Miss Kettles6n of the Twin Cities
has accepted a position as trimmer in
the millinery store owned by Miss
Burns.
George Elmslie and family moved
up from Chautauqua today after spend
ing the greater part of the summer at
the lake.
Miss Kate Bower has returned to
work after spending two weeks va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce at
Chautauqua.
Prof. Colebank of Sarles has been
assigned a school in Newbre district,
this county and is now arranging for
the opening of school next Monday.
Willard Greenleaf and L. Stinson
were at Grand Forks yesterday taking
in the sights and visiting with friends.
They returned last evening on No. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. White left yes
terday on No. 5 for a short visit in
Churchs Ferry and Minnewaukan. They
will return to this city the last of the
week.
Mrs. George Parker entertained at
dinner at her Chautauqua home last
evening, tn eguests were Judge and
Mrs. Cowan and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor.
Mrs. ]. K. Davis and daughter Ethel
who have been guests at the Richard
Daelcy home for the past week, re-
turned last evening to their home in
Rensselaer,, Ind.
Mrs. Chas. Endell and son who have
been visiting at Menter, MIMI, with
Mrs. Endell 3 parents, returned to the
city last evening, having enjoyed q
two weeks stay.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson entertained at
dinner yesterday afternoon, those pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. F. Frye, Misses
Margaret Chisolm, Aloysia Bedford
and Mr.. Charles Grimes.
Mrs. Tony Holt and baby left last
evening for Ontario to visit Mrs.
Holt 8 parents for three ar fou. weeks.
Mrs. Holt will be accompanied from
Detroit by Mr.. Holt, who has been at
Camp Perry.
Miss Nellie McGraw, who has been
the guest of Miss Alta Fox of Devils
Lake for the past few days, has gone
to Lakota where she will also visit
friends.-Grand Forks Times.
Mrs. L.. H. Thompson and children.
who have been the guests of Mrs. A.
F. Severyn at her summer home at the
Chautauqua has returned to her home
IN this city after very pleasant WIS.,
it.-Grand Forks Times.
Mrs. Hugh Fitzsimmons left yester-
day for New York, where she sails on
the Celtic Of the White Star line. Mrs.
Fitzsimmons plans on making a year g
stay in ireland, visiting her parents
and brothers and sister. Before her re-
turn she will tour the British Isles.
Q. Berg, the genial, good-looking
clerk at the New York Cash store, re.
sumed his duties. this morning in
charge Of the shoe department, having
returned from Ortonville, MINI, last
evening, where he has been visiting
home folks for the past two weeks.
Prof. Broadwater of the local schools,
instructor in the commercial depart.
ment at the high school, has returned
to Devils Lake, having enjoyed a de.
lightful vacation at his home. Prof.
Broadwater is making arrangements
for the opening Of school next week.
Saturday evening q number of the
friends of Mrs. II. Fitzsimmons sur
prised her in her rooms in the Mann
block by walking in with picnic
lunch and gifts. Cards were played
until refreshments were served. The
ladies all wished Mrs. Fitzsimmons a
safe and pleasant journey to the land
of her birth. She left on No. 4 Sunday
for Ireland, where she will visit her
parents and relatives for the coming
year. Those in attendance were Mes.
danes VIM. Anderson, F. T. Fox, D. l..
Stewart, Thos. Gagen, Richard Daeley
and guests, Joe Kelly, P. DePlazes,
Daeley, Huesgen and Misses Maria
Daeley, Mayme Fitzsimmons and M.
McCarlen.
Miss Lottie Bake of Twin Valley
has arrived to assume her duties in
charge of the So. Minnewaukan dis
trict school. She has been success
full teacher in Ramsey county in for
mer years and looks forward to the
opening Of her new school next Mon.
day with considerable interest.
From what We have already seen of
the ARRANGEMENTS for tho Tp5ono,5,n4