Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Perry Turner, Mr.. Baird and Matt
Wagness are in the city today from
Lakota to attend the football game.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stirk of Willow City
are visiting at the Charles Taylor res
idence on 4th street this week.
/ The machinists dance given in the
roller rink last night was well attend
ed. The hall was very lastly decorat
ed and the unique electrical arrange
ment made the moonlight dances de-
cided novelty. Each lady was pre-
scented with a carnation at the door.
The Devils Lake five piece orchestra
furnished excellent music for the oc-
casion. The Degree of Honor served q
sumptuous lunch at midnight in their
hall on the fourth floor and the dane
ers returned to the rink feeling re-
freshcd and ready to trip the light fan
tastic till the wee small hours Of the
morning.
Though it was Friday, the 18th, and
though black eat found it's way on
to the dance floor, the first Elks' dance
given last evening was an unqualified
success. The hall was prettily decor
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flags. The local orchestra furnished
the music and rendered a delightful
program. The affair last eevning was
such a success that it has been prac-
tically decided to give another the last
of the month, taking the form of a
"Hard Time" party.
The NIinot Reporter pays the follow
ing wcllmerited compliment to Miss
M. A. Dillon, who so efficiently cover
ed the recent convention for the St.
Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch:
Miss NJ. A. Dillon who edits the col
umns devoted to the interests of wo-
men in the St. Paul Dispatch and St.
Paul Pioneer Press, has arrived in Dew
lis Lake to cover the convention of the
North Dakot Federation of Women g
| clubs which convened in that city this
morning. This is another evidence of
the growing prominence Of the work of
North Dakota club women and that the
| reports of the city papers will add
greatly to the interest that club wo-
men of other states will take in the
from the fact that Miss Dillon is q
splendid newspaper woman.
Miss Gladys Mckay is up from Cra-
ry. where she is teaching. She is
spending Saturday and Sunday with
he" parents at Grand HORROR.
Mrs. F. L. Mcvey returned Thurs
day evening from Devils Lake where
she attended the federation meeting
in order to be home in time to report
the convention at the first meeting of
the Franklyn club which she represent.
ed. The other delegates will reach
here this evening and will bbe accom-.
panied by the several ladies from this
section of the state, who will be re-.
turning to their various homes, Many
of them will remain here over night
and some will visit friends for few
days.-Grand Forks Times.
William Meert, who has been visit
ing here several days, returned to his
home at Bemidji after looking over
his interests in Ramsey county.
Miss Gervais, niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. O'Brien, underwent an opera
tion yesterday morning for appended
tbs and her many friends will be glad
to learn that she is getting along
nicely.
Miss Louise Prindeville, who is at
the present time in Los Angeles,
where she has been detained by the
illness Of her father, has decided to
spend the winter in that place. She
will not return to resume her music
class. Grand Forks Times.
Mrs. Draymus Pounds who has been
visiting at the A. NJ. Abel home left
yesterday for her home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer return
ed yesterday from Fort Totten where
they had been to spyrd the first day
of the Indian fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Maxson are
the proud parents of baby boy.
The chairman of the committees on
arrangements for the convention are
requested to meet on Monday after
noon with Mrs. Eugene Fenelon on 5th
STREET. Also all members of the Shakes
peare club, as that is the time ap-
pointed for their regular meeting.
Miss Marie Palmer was i'll yesterday
and unable to attend school
Chas. White Of MINI sap3lis is in tie
city today on bus,noss.
D. Mcdonald is in town from Grand
Harbor today.
F. G. Kaeding is a business visitor
from Penn today.
E. A. Gilmoreof Grard Forks is in
town over Sunday.
I Emil S. Eich is in from Webster at.
tending to business.
Mrs. II. Auslander of Minot is in
town visiting this week.
Mrs. Jaqua Of Toxic is in town shop.
ping today.
Miss Jessie Ruby woh has been Wis.
iting wit hher sister, Mrs. J. Harris,
left last eevning for California, where
she will spend the winter. Mrs. Ruby
is from st. Paul.
Miss Celia Duc!l is visiting with her
mother at the Duell farm over Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow are in from
Hope today on business.