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

Mesdames Nash and Regan were il
the city yesterday from Webster.
Misses Mamie and Helena Huesgel
are expected home today from a five
weeks visit with relatives and friend.
at Rolette, Fish Lake and st. John.
Miss Gretchen Gollinger of Los Ange
les, Cal, arrived last evening from Dev
ills Lake, where she has been the guest
of Miss Lillian Wineman and is tho
guest of Miss Fanny Smith. Snnda,
Miss Wineman will join Miss Gollingel
and together they will go to Chicago
for short visit with friends before
leaving for the west. They will visit
DR.. and Mrs. Chandler in Fargo and &C
west by way of Denver and the Grand
Canon. Miss Wineman plans to spend
year with Miss Gollinger.-Grand
Forks Times.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Olson and little
daughters, Margaret and Faith, and
Miss Eva Dingle of Cooperstown, were
the members of a motoring party who
arrived home last evening from a cross
country drive from Devils Lake. Mrs
Olson and daughters have been spend
ing several weeks camping at the Chau
tauqua grounds, where they own a
cottage and it was there that Rev. Of
spent his annual vacation. Mrs. Olson
will be given a most cordial welcome
by her many friends. Miss Dingle
who accompanied her home will be a
guest at the Olson home for few
weeks.-Minot Optic.
d. J. O'Connell of Towner, one Of the
committee in charge of the big clam
bake that is to be held at the Talmadge
ranch tomorrow, was in the city last
night organizing the party of local
Elks that will attend. The local aggre-
CATION will leave on No. 8 and will re-
turn on No. ?, being met by automo-
biles and taken to the scene of the fcs.
tivities.
S. S. schell arrived Tuesday from
Medford, Ore, and has been kept busy
since then greeting his many Edmore
friends. Sam says that he is glad to
get back, for a while at least, and I
am sure we are all glad to see him
back. He will buy grain in the Bur
CESS elevator at this place this fall
Edmore Herald News.
Mrs. Dominick Sherlock. who with
her husband and two other families
AVE camped in tents and wagons on tn
outskirts of Edmorc for sevnra! days
past, gave birth toa ba,v boy yester-
day morning. DR.. Cox was IN attend
ance and reports mother and child do
ing nicely. These people are horse
traders and travel from place to place,
and make their homes wherever night
over takes them.
A. J. Carlson returned Friday from
the Canadian Northwest, where he has
been looking after his large farming
interests in Alberta. He reports very
good crop in that province this year,
but also says that they are hard on
grades up in Canada, and that much
of the wheat is grading from No. 2 to
rejected dmore Herald-News.
Tonight the Elks will hold their first
September meeting and several matters
of unusual Importance will be brought
up. The matter of rooms for the COM
ing winter will be discussed and with
out doubt final action will be taken.
The first load Of ne'v wheat to be
brought to Gilmore This season was
hauled in and sold to thu Farmers Fle-
vator. 1t was ,hrtshrl by Chris- G;es-
dial, on his farm wcst Of town. He
thresed four ordinary loads Of bundles
and got 81 bushels of 40. Northern.
Judging from the way this wheat turn
ed out the crop in he vicinity Of Ed
more is going to turn out better than
was expected. Some barley is being
threshed and it is Vie: ling from IS to
40 bushels Of COOL sample.
y party of three, Mrs. Thorson and
two Mr.. Thorsons from Superior, Wis.
enroute to Everett, Wash, on No. 8
left the remaining party of friends
while they went to procure postal cards
They found the beauties of the city so
enhancing that they forgot to return
to the depot until the smoke of the
train showed on the horizon. The fol-
lowing hour was busily spent trying to
secure communication with their
friends on the train in order that they
might wait at AIinot for them.
Ole 0. Ole, who has been very sick
at his home in Highland township for
some time past, is about the same, and
his chances for complete recovery of
his health is not very bright at present
The home of Mrs. O. II. Phillips of
Larimore was the scene of very fes-
tive gathering yesterday afternoon,
when about fortyfve friends were in
vited to her home for one-o clock
luncheon. The rooms were beautiful
~ and artistically decorated, each room
having an entirely different color
scheme. The parlor was in red, the din
ing room in yellow and the back parlor
IN white. While many of the guests
that an interesting announce
ment would be made during the course
Of the luncheon, they were sure of it
when Miss Lottie Tibbals was given the
seat of honor at the white table in the
parlor. During the course Of the
luncheon the announcement of the mar
riage Of Miss Tibbals to Frank E. Max
we'll of Melrose, MIMI, on September
80, was given out. Miss Tibbals has
been very prominent resident Of
Grand Forks for the past few years
and was also the efficient instructor in
the Devils Lake schools for number
OF years. Mr.. Maxwell has been the
chief dispatcher of the Great Northern
railroad at Grand Forks for a num-
Der OF years and was transferred to
Melrosc in the early summer. The many
friends Of the happy couple will unite
in extending them the best wishes for
their future happiness and welfare.
six Larlmore hostesses entertained
yesterday Afternoon in honor Of Miss
Lottie Til balls, former teacher in the
Devils Lake schools, who will remain
IN Grand Forks until after her mar
rlage to Chi"f Dispatcher Frank 4.
Maxwell Of the C;,,at Northern at Mel
rose, Mimi. which occurs on September
~ Miss ribbals has been in larimorc
since the day her approaching wedding
was announced AMI has been given