Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
pahls Left Today.

| Dahls Left Today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dahl and daughter.
expect to remain couple of weeks.
To the Ferry.
| Mrs. John Mclean and little daugh-
ter Mabel eft yesterday for a few
days isit st her ho.,l, 70 Chu1chs Fer.
ry.
Over Sunday.
Miss Adah Reese visited over Sun
day at Chautauqua with Miss Irene
Thompson.
At the Farm.
Judge Duell and Earl Duell returned
this morning from the Duell farm at
Garske, where they spent Sunday.
Will Take Charge.
G. ID. Gray will take charge of the
Reid hotel tomorrow, the new place to
eb called the Colonial.
Moving Today.
The Home laundry is movin gtoday
to its new location across the street.
Goes to Convention.
Z. Thompson, Of the Ramsey drug
store will leave this evening for Grand
Forks to attend the state druggists
convention.
Back From Trip.
Ralph Glerum returned from a trim
to Grand oE1ks ard Fargo where he
enjoyed visiting with friends.
Back From Lakota
Attorney John Samson returned to-
day from Lakota w;lecr he was in at
tendance al the Spcrry trial
At Mckay Farm.
Manr0c Branc:li;owcr and Jack Jor.
gcnson spent Sunday at the Robert
Mckay farm.
Going to Forks.
Elmer Engebretson of the Devils
Lake Drug store is contemplating a
trip to Grand Forks to attend the drug
gists' convention.
Enroute to Forks.
Druggist Blackburn of Hansboro
stopped off in the city today enroute to
Grand Forks to attend the state gath
reing of druggists.
Miss Ncwian.l Home.
Miss Gladys H,ewIonl of CrooSston,
Mary Henzie for the past three weeks
has returned to her home
Maher Back.
j. w. N[aher returned Saturday even
ing from business trip to Nipncapo-
lis.
Judge Returns.
Judge John +. Cowan returned SAT-
urday from Grand Forks.
Butler Visitors.
Visitors in the city today from But
Ter are Mr.. and Mrs. Gunwell and
Frank Hunter.
Soreng Sisters.
Miss Geda and Amelia Soreng of Mi
not were visitors in Devils Lake over
Sunday.
Morrow Returns.
Mr.. Frank Morrow of the new 5 AMI
10 cent store has returned from his va.
cation. Mr.. Melvin aucha!d, who las
been taking his place, will leave for
his home in Minot today.
To Fargo.
K. H. Bosard and j. E. Greene, two
prominent attorneys of Minot, passed
through the city yesterday on their
way to Fargo.
Arranging Program.
Superintendent Haig has been busy
arranging the program for the educa-
tlonal meet which will be held at Far
60 in November. Mr.. Haig is men,
Der of the program committee for the
state county superintendent meeting.
Returning Home.
Mrs. Guy c. Corliss and daughter
passed through the city yesterday on
their return from Portland, Ore, to
their home in Grand Forks. Mrs. Cor
liss has been in the west since Nav
and is returning preparatory to the
from this state i'll the fall
Unique Window.
A unique window advertising shaw
ing utensils has been installed by ex-
pert Thompson at the Ramsey drug
store. The window is literally covered
with pine shavings as a happy hit for
the display.
Meets Family Here.
Attorney General Miller, who took a
prominent part in the Sperry trial at
Lakota, was in the city over Sunday
and today met his family here, return.
ing from Fish Lake. They continued
on their way home to Bismarck.
Roach to Lakes.
Mr.. Joseph Roach, president of the
Second National bank of Minot and
one of the prominent financiers of the
state, was in the city for a few hours
yesterday looking after local interests.
Alr: Roach, who is accompanied by his
wife, is on his way to Lake Koronis,
near Paynesville, Mimi, where he will
spend few days with relatives.
At Great Northern.
Among the guests at the Great Nor
thern hotel over Sunday were: c. Suth-
ner. Carlson, G. B. Finch. Grand
Forks; P. Nettle, Fargo; Harry Lang,
Aneta; H. Vidger, Fargo; G. I. F. Wag-
ner, Dunseith; H. NJ. Hutchinson, La
kota; w.. Hosmer, Dunseith; P. Som
merfield, Fargo; w. O. Lonsorts, Shey.
enne; A. Aaberg, Fargo; Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Tomlinson, Fargo.