Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

VIII SttACSS AC4S SAC has uCCu pu1-
chasing her stock for her millinery
store on Kelly avenue.
Mrs. Reep, who has been visiting
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker and brother, John
Wolfe, of this city, leaves today for
her parents home at Webster.
A number of ladies of the city took a
picnic lunch and went out to the Fox
cottage at Chautauqua yesterday and
enjoyed very pleasant day.
George Juergens and family have
moved to the city after spending the
summer at their summer home at Chau-
tauqua. They have taken apartments
in the Locke block.
Mr.. an dMrs. Jens Svee and Hon.
A. ]. Stade leave today for Mayville
where they will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Elken. Mr.. and Mrs. Elkin
expect to leave in short time for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the
winter.
Miss Ida Nelson left today for Minot
where she will register.
Miss N. Elliott is visiting in the city
from Starkweather for shore time.
Miss Grace Bradley of Webster is in
town today visiting and shopping
Ruth Pyle of Cando came down yes
terday with her cousin, Jeanette Walk
er. She will leave today for her home.
Miss Clunis, of Hunter, N. D., one of
the popular teachers in our schools the
past two years, is in the city today
the guest of Mrs. Baldwin. Miss Gu
mis- leaves tonight for Everett, Wash,
where she will teach for the coming
year.
Society has been on the hum in Dew
lis Lake. In addition to several we'd
dings and pre-nuptial parties, the var
ious clubs have entertained and cou-
pie of dances have added to the social
life. This together with children's par
ties galore has made Devils Lake So
ciety hum during the past week.
Word was received from Miss Mar
saret Powell this week stating that
she would leave Fulton, Indiana, on
the 18th Of August for Cleveland, Ohio,
to attend the Swisher family reunion
on August 18th, the grandparents of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pownell north of
town and great grand parents of Miss
Margaret. She and her uncle and fam
ily7w to make the trip by automo-
bile, a distance Of 33 miles, in one day.
|7StaTKWeather Times.
Mrs. Foubert served dinner to a
number of her lady friends last even.
ing in honor Of Mrs. Bangs of Minot,
who has been guest Of honor at sew.
eral functions in the city during her
visit here. Those fortunate enough to
be invited last evening were Mesdames,
T. Page, W. K. Moehler, Brownlee
Clattenburg, Greenburg, Fenelon, And.
erson, J. Mclean, Mosher, Briedert
Forbes, Reid Woodward, Wallace, Fa.
Der, Finch, Smell, Peterson, S. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lukx ana children of
Crary autoed here yesterday on bust
ness and to visit with friends.
Miss Vera Beady has accepted DO
sition as Office girl in DR.. Jones Office
which she will begin next Monday.
jeanette Walker left last evening
on No. 2 for her home in Minneapolis
after a visit with relatives at Candc
and Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Eastland and
Guy Stoddard stopped off in Devils
Lake last night enroute from Iowa tt
their home at Seattle. Mrs. Eastlan6
is sister Of R. v. Bice and will visit
at the Bice home for several days.
Mrs. G. II. Dougherty and son Of
Sheldon, Iowa, visited at Starkweathe1
for few days with T. J. Doughert1
and family, leaving for home on Tues
day morning. Mrs. Dougherty's hus
band is brother of T. J. Doughert,
and is engaged in the real estate bust
ness at Sheldon.
Ben Hall was an arrival vesterda,
from Fargo.
Walter Stephenson of Fargo is bus
mess visitor in the city.
MIR. Oyum was in town today on tus
mess, getting ready for threshing.
Charles Barrett is prominent Gas
selton citizen visiting in the CITY to
day.
J. E. Bork of Grand Forks is maxim.
his regular Saturday calls in Devil
Lake.
Today the numeb Of hunting permit
issued in Ramsey county was increased
to 1O3.
E. E. Elliott of starkweatber wa
in the city yesterday for a visit will
friends.
D. Baldwin of Grand Forks, who ba
been in town for the past few day
has returned to his home.
| G. P. Trepanier, Jr., of Grand Fork
was an arrival in the city today for ;
visit with friends.
| Among the Lansford visitors in tn,
city today are E. H. Haraldson, B. Gar
den and J. c. Azure.
Franklin McKone, the prominen
Fargo salesman, is calling on the trade
in Devils Lake today.
Guy Z. Scott of Ambrose, who get
to Devils Lake as often as possible Il
visit with friends, is here today.
w. Leonhardy, one of the prominent
business men of the City of Opportun
ity, is registered from Williston at thu
Great Northern.
Or. Sihler, who has been absent from
the city for the past three weeks, ha.
returned after visit to his old home
near Ottawa, Can.
w. II. Mcintosh of Bottineau, one Of
the prominent business men Of thai
city, is here today the guest at The
Great Northern hotel. ;,
J. B. Eaton, an old timer in Ramse,
county, spent yesterday in the city, re-
turning to his famous Mouse Rive
ranch in the vicinity Of Towner las
evening.
Alec Watson, the popular travelling
man for Noyes Bros. & Cutler, was al
arrival in the city and will spend Sun
day here.
Another prominent old settler Of
Ramsey county, the man after whom
Webster, N. D., is named, is visito,
here today. William Webster, probabl,
one OF the best known farmers in thi:
section OF North Dakota arrived from
MS home at Edmonton, Canada. Mr.
Webster is indeed glad to get back tt
North Dakota and Ramsey county