Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
(From Wednesdays Daily

and will make his home at 8O6 Eighth
street in one Of the Improvement Com
pany houses. Mr.. Griffin is valuable
addition to the citizenship of Devils
Lake and is welcomed here
The weather of the last couple of
days has brought about very notice.
able increase in the business activities
Of the city. Yesterday afternoon the
stores were all crowded with purchas
ers, many of them being Federation
guests.
The Devils Lake orchestra received
many compliments for its excellent
work at the reception rendered the la.
dies last evening.
Souvenir postal cards of Devils Lake
seem to be all the go. The merchants
handling cards report an unusual trade
due to the many visitors who have been
in the city.
Mrs. E. R. Pratt of Cavalier who
visited here over Sunday as the pleas.
ant CUES Of Mrs. W. B. Sinclair at he1
home on South Fourth street left this
morning for Devils Lake where she will
be the only Cavalier representative at
the state federation gathering. Mrs
Pratt goes as the delegate from the
Civitas club Of Cavalier. She will Wis.
it Mrs. Sinclair another day on her re.
turn trip.-Grand Forks Times.
Attorney F. T., Cuthbert returned last
evening from Lakota where he attend.
ed to legal matters.
Mrs. Webster, of Towner, N. D., is
expected here this evening to attend
the Federation concert. Mrs. Webster
is society editor of the Towner News.
Tribune and prominent club woman
of the McHenry county seat.
Miss Villa Pasonault left on No. ]
last night for Minot. She will visit he1
brother, George Pasonault, of that city
Yesterday afternoon little Marion
Wallace celebrated her fourth birthday
She received many pretty gifts. The
little folks spent the afternoon in
games and were later treated to an
auto ride. Mrs. Wallace, assisted by
Mrs. Serene, served dainty lunch and
at O'Clock the little folks departed.
R. Rasmussen of Odessa township
was a visitor in Devils Lake YESTERDAY
Ole Rudser Of Dry Lake township
was spending the day in the city look.
ing after business matters.
Eden Nelson of Webster is promi.
nent visitor in Devils Lake today.
A marriage license was issued today
by Judge Henry to Frank Coykendail
and Greace Delaney, both Of Devils
Lake.
State Inspector Mcdonald, of the ru
raj schools was here yesterday to con
fer relative to the educational meet
ing to be held at Fargo next month
Mr.. Mcdonald was here to meet Sup
erintendent of Schools Haig, who is
out of the city. Both are members Of
the program committee.
The many warm friends, to whom
Mrs. John Burke, the wife Of our gov
ernor, endeared herself during the years
she lived in our midst, were delighted
with the opportunity last evening af
forded to meet, and renew their &C.
quaintance with her.
Earl Smith of Hot Springs, S. D., is
in the city the guest of his sister, Mrs
G. E. Gray.
Some extensive improvements are be
ing made at the Colonial hotel dining
room that will greatly add to it's ap
pearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilson of Fargo
arrived in the city last evening and
will make their home here for some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer at the
| Great Northern hotel.
Invitations are out for the Third
Annual Ball of the I. o. of NJ, to be
held in the opera house hall this com
ing Friday evening. The Devils Lake
orchestra will furnish the music and an
elaborate time is promised.
Mayor McClory returned from Grand
Rapids, Mich, where he has been Wis
iting and attending to business matters
7. A. Haslam received carload oil
Washington. apples today. They are
the incest assortment in the apple line
ever shipped to Devils Lake and the
Hiawatha store should find little trou
I BILE in disposing Of the carload.
Nap Lambert is heralding far an6
wide today the elegance of new line
Of furs of every description which the
New York Cash store received this
morning. Nap says that he believe!
Nv are the best line ever shipped in
to Devils Lake and he is ready to back
up the statement by issuing a call *
the ladies of Devils Lake to ATTEND
the three days sale that will be in
augurated, starting tomorrow and con
tinuing for the balance of the week
Ladies' fur coats ard gents as wei
are in the lot and the New York Casl
store should be a busy place for tn,
next three days.
Ben, not satisfied with this, returned
to the house and secured revolve,
and started after John, firing tire,
shots. He missed his aim and no dam
age resulted from the latter conflict.
The high school football team lief
this afternoon for Cando where the,
will meet the team of that place, tn,
game being scheduled to take place a
$3.50 p. m. Saturday the local team
will meet Larimore high school on thu
gridiron. The game will be played a
O'Clock at the local baseball park.