Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-08-11

MS sister, MrS. hOmlS, lett last even
ng for Utah, after SPEEDING two months
in Devils Lake.
World Got Some.
The World acknowledges receipt of
several excellent specimens Of the fin
ny tribe, the compliments of A. w.
Tracy, who returned from his home at
Fish Lake, where the fish were caught.
Mr.. Tracy brought in a string of thirty
seven pike and he treated his many
friends in Devils Lake in royal fash
Installing Lights. ~
The Fashion Shop, which will open
shortly, is installing their new window
lights that will be feature of that
establishment. Mr.. Smith, the proprie-
tor, intends to make his windows one
Of the features Of his shop.
Professor in City.
Prof. J. G. West of Webster is in the
city today visiting with friends and at
tending to business matters.
From the Forks.
D. A. Mcleod and W. G. Pond, both
Of Grand Forks, are attending to bust
ness matters in Devils Lake today,
Nasons III City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason of Niagara are
visiting friends in Devils Lake today.
Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Kline returned
to Devils Lake yesterday from their
honeymoon trip to- Little Falls, MINI.
The girls at the Great Northern hotel
a unique spread for the newly
couple at the hotel last evening
and an enjoyable time was had by about
thirty guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Kline were
presented with handsome silver tea
set. Mr.. Kline resumed his duties as
baggageman on the Great Northern
"dinkey'' train this morning.
Grand Harbor Visitor.
James Hunter was in the city yester-
day from Grand Harbor visiting with
friends and looking after business mat
ters.
Getting Awning.
A representative of the Grand Forks
Tent and Awning company was in the
city today measuring for new awnings
to be installed at the Fashion shop.
Leaves Today
r. E. Hatcher, the Insurance man,
representing the Great West, of Winni.
peg, who has been in the city several
days Will leave today for his home. at
Fargo.
Hughes Is Here.
T. D. Hughes of the Gate City is in
the city today looking after business
Lambert's Sister.
Mrs. Curtain of Rollette, sister of N.
Lambert, is visiting in the city for a
few days.
Left For Coast.
Mr.. Roy Shearer left yesterday for
different pointns on the coast.
Miss Mclean Back.
Miss Faith Mclean has returned
home after spending a week with he1
sister, Mrs. Rother, of Perth. She also
visited few days at Belcourt.
Miss Fenyleson Leaves.
Miss Fenyleson Of Bottineau, who has
been the guest Of Miss Jennie Belle
Lewis, leaves today for her home.
Gone Harvesting.
A number Of the Ugh school boys
have gone out harvesting and it is re
ported that thehre is plenty Of room fol
more.
Forty New Ones.
The Independent Order Of Forester.
met last night and took in about forty
new members. After the business ses
sion was over a social meeting ant
dance were held.
Expected Home.
Miss Lawrene Lewis is expected
home today from week IS visit will
her uncle in Grand Forks.
Birthday.
Clifford Lewis entertained numbe
Of his friends at birthday party a
Chautauqua.
w. R. g. Honor.
Mrs. Powell entertained a number o.
frinds and the w. R. G. last evening
in honor of Mrs. Reed of Grand Forks
Mrs. Reed leaves today for Seattle
Wash.
Gone to Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper and son Ernes
have gone to the coast for a visit.
To Meet Friend.
Jack Wolf was in town yesterday
to meet a friend from Chicago wht
will visit here for few weeks.
Merry Co. Round.
Mrs. Lydia M Larson and son hav'
arrived from Leeds and will start (:
merry 60 round here in a short time.
Jahr is Here.
John Jahr is in Devils Lake today
on his way to Landa, N. D., to takt
charge Of the Murgess elevator at tina
place.
Contest Case.
A homestead contest case of interes
is before the U. s. landofice today
the case being that of Regan VS.. Kehoe
Bond to Forks.
Allie Bond leaves for Grand Fork!
today on business.
Gave Party.
MaudeGray gave a birthday party
yesterday afternoon. Six Of her little
friends were invited and all report {
splendid time.
DR.. Williams Home.
DR.. Williams left last vening for hel
home in Milwaukee.
Make Home Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Brisken, who were
married at st. Paul, have returned tt
Devils Lake to make their home.
Foote in City.
Vane D. Foote, the Underwood type
writer man, is in the city. He has
been enjoying vacation and has not
visited Devils Lake for some time.
Visiting Brother.
II. Wolf, of Stuppensville, Ohio, is
in the city, the guest Of his brother
Jacob Wolf. Mr.. Wolf has never visit
ed North Dakota before nor has he
seen his brother for the past thirty
years. He seems delighted with the
country and commented on the evident
moisture that is here. One Of the
sights that interested Mr.. Wolf par.
ticularly was the Indians. "In our
country" he said, eff any of the In
1ians who ara with tho shows annaa,