Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

Miss Gretchen Gallinger, who has
ben the guest Of Miss Lillian Wineman
the past few days left this morning FOR
Rugby where she will visit friends, 40.
ing from there to Fargo for few days
visit with relatives and then returning
to her home in Los Angeles.
A house party has been held at Chau-
tauqua fro the past week at tho Glcr.
UNI cottage. Misses Dorothy Dodge.
Bessie Henley. Eva Dingle, Mabel Shell.
yer, Norma Hines, Marie Glcrum, Ger.
trude Hines and Marie Gruber were the
girls that are having the jolly time.
4 A benefit has been arranged by the
Itvarious Scandinavian organizations Of
the city for Carl Nelson, who has been
confined to the hospital for several
months suffering from a severe attack
of rheumatism. The benefit will be in
the nature of box social. A good
time is assured and being for worthy
cause will bring JOY to the estimable
young man who has suffered consider.
ably, there will no doubt be q large
attendance.
Dave IL. CranstoI, who has been Wis.
iting with William Fal.er, leaves fnr
his home at NyasS, n. ", stopping at
Ocean Groce enroutc horne, Miss Ell
eanor Baker is 4 guest ut the Falger
home. arriv;n;, last evening from South
Livania, n. Y. She is classmatc of
Mrs. Falgcr s, both having attended
Genso college together. Miss Baker is
l'cnroute to Seattle where she will teach.
Mr. Bcmis, who is the guest for few
days at the Falgcr home, entertained a
large number Of Chautauquans last
evening by the rendition Of some excel.
lent bass solos.
Special Officer Andy Sullivan of the
Great Northern railroad, who brought
charges against Mcclure, turned COW.
puncher at Grand Forks Yesterday
morning and rounded Up eighteen head
of horses. The animals. which were in
the stock yards corral, broke down
part of the fence abouv IL 'clccl
Sunday evening and headed for tn,
country. Their escape was discovered
short time later, but by that time
the animals were nowheres to be found.
Tclephoning to various parts Of the
country in the vicinity Of Grand Forks,
located some of the animals and officer
Sullivan started out on a roundup. He
succeeded in locating about dozen of
the horses by 5 O'Clock in the after.
NUN. uul Will piotapiH taNe announcer
day to find the Others and get them
| back in the corral.
DR.. Thomas J. B. Stanley of New
York is in Cando, this state, enjoying
a visit with his parents. having pass
ed through Devils Lake Yesterday en-
route to that city. DR.. Stanley is well
known. being at one time student at
the state university. He played cen.
ter Oh the varsity football team dur
ing a portion of the time he was at
the university. When he Went east he
became one of the best known ath-
letes, being made stroke Of the George
town university crew and by the crit
les was made stroke of the all-Aneri-
can crew. In Columbia university, in
the physician and surgery college, he
won honors by graduating at the head
of class of 200, while in competitive
examinations for the French hospital,
one of New York's most exclusive. he
was first out Of thirty three who en-
tered the quiz. He specialized in sur
gerry year and half and since that
time has been in Manhattan maternity
hospital, remaining there until the time