Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
(From Thursdays Daily,)

NIT. halpn 4OmDS OF CnautauQua
spent the day visiting friends in town
Mrs. P. L. Clyver of Penn is in the
city today visiting with friends.
Miss Susa Wallace OF Toxic has reg
istered as freshman in the high
school.
Miss Gladys Mckay Of Grand IJar-
Dor left yesterday for Crazy where she
will teach.
Mrs. T. J. Hettinger of Indianapolis
is visitin gat the home of her brother
J. R. Kollar. - ~.
Mrs. John Haslam is living a. six
O'Clock dinner in honor of Miss Irene
Rankin Of Upham.
Mrs. P. Brandt returned from Strk-
weather today after spending week
visiting with Mrs. N. Roberts.
Miss Irene Thompson leaves today
for st Paul where she will enter the
Senior class at st. GATHERINGS.
Mr.. F. w. Tombs and son Ralph left
for Rock Lake where they viii spend
the first days of the hunting season.
Miss Ethel Smell returned last night
from Saskatoon, Canada, where she has
been visiting for the past four months
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Dingle will be pleased to learn
that their infant son is much improved
today.
Miss Geneve Burrel Of Iowa, who has
been visiting with Mrs. Ohnstad during
the summer has registered in the high
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. McClory and
daughter Margaret left last evening
for Minneapolis where Miss Margaret
will enter st. GATHERINGS academy.
The hunting permits issued at the
county auditors office today incraas-
ed the number to over eight hundred
issued thus far this season.
Howard Baker is spending week in
Minneapolis attending TIE fair. He
will return next week AMI will then 90
to Fargo where he will enter the a. =.
Miss Vera Seymour returns Saturday
to her home in Grand Forks. Miss Sey.
lnour has been spending few weeks
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. w. II.
Reid.
P. W. Smith of Fort Totten leaves
soon for Minneapolis where he will reg
lister as senior in one of the high
schools. He completes his course in
January, after which he will return
to the Fort and take charge of the
store.
Train No. wasalmost an hour late
in arriving at Devils Lake this after
noon, traffic being exceptionally heavy.
Judge Cowan returned to this city
this afternoon on train No. 5.
Oscar Anderson has left for his farm
at Derrick where he will engage in
threshing operations.
Considerable interest was attached
to the drawing at Minot of Berthold
claims at Minot, The World receiving
many phone calls from over the county
inquiring for the results.
William Wilson returned this after
noon with all abundance of chickens,
enough to make good mess for the
first days shooting.
Frank Palmer, Jr, leaves tonight for
Rochester, Mimi, where he will under
60 an operation. He will be confined
there for about two weeks after which
he leaves for Madison where he will at
tend the Wisconsin university.
Superintendent and Mrs. c. NJ lie
bach of Fort .Totten leave tomorrow
for Yellowstone National Park, where
Mr.. Ziebach will attend meeting of
Park Superintendent. Mr.. Ziebach
expects to return in about three weeks.
Howard Duell returned from Garske
Yesterday where he has been spending
the summer on~the Dnnil farm near
that place. Howard vii! resume his
studies in high school.
Jim Stevens and daughter Maude ar.
rived last night from Chicago and will
visit at the Chas. Henley home. Miss
Rose Stevens is to come later Mr..
Stevens anticipates some good hunting.
Miss Radcliffe, the supervisor Of mu.
sic in the city schools and Mrs. Morris,
the penmanship and drawing teacher
have been busy the past few days
planning their course of study and lay
ing out their programs for the coming
term.
The pupils of the high school were
delighted this morning to nav. Miss
Collinson with them again but the. will
be disappointed to learn that it is only
for one week, as she will later take
charge of the schools on the west side
Miss Collinson is at present taking
charge of Mr.. McArtor's class. as he is
i'll.
Devils Lakers will be interested in
the following about a former resident
which appeared in the Minot Optic:
"Another delightluf social function
Of last evening was that given by Rev
and Mrs. T. A. Olson to the members
of Rev. Olson IS Sunday school class,
which is composed entirely of young
ladies. A distinct innovation as to en-
tertainment was the making of news
paper by the company. Journalistic
qualities, heretofore undreamed of,
were revealed in the work Of the guests
and production which would greatly
surprise the newspaper world is now on
file at the Olson residence Rev. Olson
was made editor-in.chief of the new
sheet and Miss Gladys Humphrey is
authority for the editorials. Miss Reba
Wells and Alberta Taylor composed
some thrilling poems for the issue and
Miss Florence Dunnell and Miss Eva
Dingle were responsible for the social
side.
Mrs. Olson and Miss Mabel Bowker
were the unusually bright managers OF
the advertisement department Wit and
repartee abounds in the new journal
and some particularly clever hits arc
to be found in it's columns. A delic-
ious luncheon was served at the close of
the unique entertainment.
PRESIDENT OF ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL WILL NOT TALK WITH
FEDERATED UNIL-.S.
Chicago, Ill.,, Sept. 6.-President
Markham Of the Illinois Central rail