Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
The following from the Minot Renor.

The following from the Minot Repor.
ter will be of local interest:
Mrs. Emma Gum, one of Minot g pio-
leer women, who was well known to
all of the early settlers in the city,
passed away last week at Devils Lake,
where she has made her home since
1895, when she removed from here to
that place.
The body was brought to Minot Sat-
urday afternoon at the request Of the
deceased, who wished to have Ter last
resting place beside the remains of a
little daughter who passed away dur
ing the time she lived here. Ernest
and Frank, two sons, accompanied their
mothers body to Minot where it was
inferred in the Rose Hill cemetery af-
ter funeral service over which Rev.
P. w. Erickson presided.
The pail bearers were Ed Kelly, John
Lynch, John Maloney, Tom johnson
and Neil McDougall.
Miss Edna Barlow of Grand Forks
was made the honor guest at another
handsomely appointed party last eevn-
ing, which was given by her sister,
Mrs. w. L. Powers at her home on Far
rington avenue. A number of lady
friends were present at the festive af.
fair and enjoyed the feature of the
evening, the playing of "5OO'' being
the game selected for the nonor High
scores were made by Mrs. Fred Hall
and Mrs. Anthony Hall, who were
awarded elegant prizes for their sue
cess. Vocal and instrumental music
was rendered during the evening by a
number of the accomplished guests, af.
ter which repast was served in a de.
lightful manner, the hostess being ably
assisted by Mrs. w. P. O'Brien, Mrs.
Frank Frye and Miss Florence Gervais
The guests in attendance were Mes.
danes O'Brien, Nortz, Cogswell, Hall,
Henzie, Belford, Frye, Hastel, Green.
burg, Nelson, P. Kelly, Faust, Syrene,
Hienz and Boyer and the Misses Hues-
gen, Williams and Gervaise.
Mis- Bessie Henley leaves soon for
Mayville where she will enter the nor.
NAL school.
r. Englehorn returns tonight from
South Dakota where he has been visit.
ing the past week.
Mrs. Henry Oliver of Montreal is
visiting at the Hanson residence on
| Third street.
Mrs. Barber returned to her home at
Churchs Ferry yesterday after visit.
ing here for few days.
Miss Louise Deull came in from Cars.
Ike this morning. She will enter the
Washington school here.
! Miss Lillian Wineman left for Far.
go Saturday. Miss Wineman will visit
with friends in that city.
| Mrs. Clarence Whistler and Mrs. Geo
Fosnot of Lafayette, Ind, are visiting
at the Arnold residence on. Seventh
street. w.
B. L. Benson of Fargo was in town
Saturday on business. Mr. Benson is
proprietor Of the Devils Lake Drug
store.
Mr.: stirk of Willow City left TO,
Hansboro today, where he will look af
ter farming interests. Mr.. Stirk spent
the past few days visiting at the Chas
Taylor home on Fourth street.
! George Mooers left yesterday after
noon for Fargo where he will atterr
the grand lodge meeting of the A. 0
| U. w. Mr.. Mooers will return tomor
row.
!! The Misses Tauston stopped off Sun
day to visit at the Mckay home or
Sixth street. The young ladies were
enr,ure from DEBORAH, Iowa, to Grea1
Fails, Mont.
Mrs. Rollins many pupils will b,
glad to learn that she expects to re
turn to Devils Lake about the middl,
OF October. Mrs. Rollins has spent tn,
summer in Italy and is now in Boston
Mrs. Rollins is glad to return to Nort]
Dakota. y
Miss Anne Bowman returned from
Grand Forks yesterday where she req
istered at the "U.0 Miss Bowma,
vii mot take up her studies there a
present but will clerk in Rodenbach 4
turns.
Their, are very few UNEMPLOYED j,
Devils Lake now. All have found oc
cupation or else have departed TO-
other chimes. The police have kept tn
!olterer moving on and as result Dew
lis Lake has been comparatively fire.
from crime in comparison with othe
cities over the state.
Ross Mooen was in town yesterda,
on business.
The Rebeckahs held an enjoyable SEES
sion last evening, the social time follow
ing the business meeting being attend
ed by many friends of the members
The lodge has gained considerable
strength and is growing rapidly.
The Twins at the Charles theatre i
the feature motion picture which de
lighted three packed houses last even
ing, it being the best dramatic pictur,
that has been exhibited here, true t,
scenes also are popular with the aud
fences and should warrant a good size
audience at the performance this even
ing. -
J. H. Anderson was brought to tn
city yesterday afternoon suffering from
fracture Of the ribs which he sus
tanned in an accident at his farm HON,
in MELVILLE township Mr.. Anderson
fell OK the granary landin gon rate
causing the fracture.
/ Miss Harriet Mccarthy of Grea
Falls, Montana, and Mrs. Matt Nc
Carthy of York, were guests on Mon
day of Miss Ella Mccarthy. Monda7
evening Mrs. Matt Mccarthy gave
dinner party at the Great Northern
hotel in honor of Miss Harriet McCar
thy who is soon to become the bird
of Mr.. R. M. Templeton of Great Falls
Mont.
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