Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-18
All From Fargo.


l.. F. Davis, H. j. Void and G. F.
Guernsey of Fargo are in the city
looking after business matters.
Bakers in the City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Baker and Phil
Baker of Hope are visiting in Devils
Lake today.
Visited Lamberts.
Mrs. Curtin. who has been visiting
at the Lambert residence left this
morning for her home in kolett.
Miss Thorson's S Guest.
Miss Nellie Fulton of Bartlett visit
dwth Miss Hollie Thorson Yesterday.
Miss Fulton is on her way to Minot,
where she intends registering for land.
Sather Resigns.
o. Sather has resigned his position Mt
the S. O. RondcliL clothing store and
leaves tdoay for iWli:ston, where lie
has accepted a position in the Hub
clothing store.
Garske i'll City.
Max Garske of Garskc was visitor
i'll town today.
visits Parents.
Mrs. Fred Schradcr Of Rugby arrived
yesterday for a few days visit with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. j. F. Henry.
To Give Dance.
The Independent Order of Foresters
will give dance and supper on the
first Monday in September. The men,
bers are looking forward to an enjoy
able time.
Surprise Party.
Yesterday afternoon party of ten
surprised Mrs. w. X. Mocller. The at
ternoon was very pleasantly spent.
About O'Clock delicious refreshments
were served and the ladies departed,
all reporting that it was grand sur
prise on Mrs. Moeller.
On Sick List.
Master Kenneth Reese has been on
the sick list for the last few days.
For New Rockford.
Mrs. James Lewis and son Wilford
who have been visiting Miss Vera Lew
is of this city, left for New Rockford
today, where they will visit for few
days with relatives.
Visit Sister.
Misses Rosina and Lora Merritt of
Mondoir, Wis. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Bruce Nelson at Chautauqua. Miss
Rosina Merritt will teach in Lakota
the coming winter while Miss Lora has
accepte da position at Nlaza.
Visits Stewards.
Miss Woods of Calvin is visiting in
the city at the home Of Mrs. D L.
Stewart.
TO Reservation.
A party consisting of Misses Margar-
ct Fenelon, Clara Moran and N[essrs.
Spacberg and Bert Moran left today
for a short visit at Will Moran IS farm
on the reservation.
Guests From Morris.
Mrs. Knuppel of Morris, Mimi, and
her mother. Mrs. Reckelberg, of Stark
weather, who has been visiting in
Morris, are guests of Mrs. F. L. Degen-
dorfer on East 3rd street.
Were Married.
Last evening Judge Henry said the
nuptial vows which united in marriage
Herman Hcrzog Of Edmore and Miss
Maggie Coughlan of Grand Harbor.
G. B. & @. Head.
General Superintendent Cunningham,
of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
passed through the city this morning
in his special car attached to No. 3,
enroute to points in Montana.
Were Late.
Train No. 3 was about half hour
late in arriving in Devils Lake this
morning, due to delay at st. Paul.
Many to Minot.
A hundred passengers were on No. 3
this morning and twice as many more
on No. 5. who passed through the city,
all enroute to NIinot to register at the
Fort Berthold opening. Train men say
the traffic for registration has been
unusual.
At shortridge's.
Miss Bertha Palmer has been visiting
at the Shortridge home, having but re-
Gently returned from Chicago, where
she has been taking special course in
music at summer school. Miss Palmer
paid short visit to Rugby before she
arrived in Devils Lake.
Stopped Off.
Miss Mae Scollard, who has been
visiting in Sharon stopped off here be-
tween trains to visit with friends be-
fore returning to her home in May
vile.
Entertained.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman of East 9th
street entertained number Of ladies
at bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of her mother, Mrs G.. Nichols, of Far
go.
Visiting Sister.
Miss Irene Thompson is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Schultz of Penn, FOR
few days.
Returned From Hamar.
Will Moran returned today from a
few days visit at Hamar, where he was
looking after hins farming interests.
Father Jerome Here.
Father Jerome of Fort Totten is in
town today visiting with friends.
From Warwick.
John Smith is in town today from
Warwick and will return this after
noon.
From Grand Harbor.
Miss Louise Miller of Grand Harbor
is visiting friends in the city today.
Warwick Farmer Dies.
Albert Thorne Of Warwick is dead.
His body is to be shipped to New York
for burial. lie is farmer at Warwick
having just proved up his farm couple
OF weeks ago.
From Warwick.
A. P. Hetland from Warwick is in
the city today attending to business
matters.
Visits Parents.
Mrs. f. M. jacobson of Rolla is Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
kohr. She is to return home today.
Grahams Island Storm.
A storm of no small proportions Wis
tied Grahams Island yesterday morning
and did considerable damage.
Put to the Bad.
The arrangements for the reception
of the Grand Forks autoists last even