Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
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Mrs. A. D. Cochrane returned from
Vancouver, WASH, last Thursday where
she has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. G. A. Belknop and daughter,
Marion, left Saturday for Wahpeton,
where they will visit Miss Agnes Coch-
rane for some time and then go on to
New York state to visit relatives there.
Miss Gurle Lunell called on friends
here Friday. She accompanied p friend
this far who was enroute to Wolford.
Mrs. w. F. Robertson of Dunseith
was the guest of Mrs. A. solberg be-
tween trains Friday.
Mrs. J. E. Hopkins left Sunday for
Amery, Wis, to visit relatives.
Miss Anna Larson left Monday for
visit with relatives at Towner.
Miss Fay Baker was on the sick list
Monday.
called OH friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. and Mrs. G. R. Engebret-
son left Sunday for Albee, So. Oak,
to visit relatives.
Last Sunday the baseball teams
known as jeff Britsch's sluggers and
the South West bunch crossed bats on
%lo of ho
The main feature Of the game was the
fancy twirling of Art Stauffer, who
delivered them up with the grace and
ease Of a professional. Harry Run
corn who was official scorer and timer
declared the final score was to 1 in
favor Of the sluggers and time Of game
was two hours and Is minutes.
Chas. Barnstable of Leeds attended
the dance last Friday in the I. o. o. F.
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. liver Kinneberg and son
went to Tioga Saturday to visit Mrs.
Kinneberg's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hilsen drove to
Grand Harbor Tuesday to attend a
church doings and the sale of Mrs. O.
Lucken.
About noon last Saturday a large
r number Of friends gathered at the
home of Chris Solberg and from there
) went to Anton Nepstad's to help cele,
, brate the tenth wedding anniversary
$ The event was a surprise planned by
, A. E. Tufte and Martin Melve. An
' elaborate lunch was prepared by the
: guests after which A. E. Tufte gave
: an appropriate speech and the guests
i, extended congratulations to Mr.. anG
n Mrs. Nepstad, wishing them many
e happy returns of the day. Many use
full tin presents were given them by
t the guests.
S Sheriff Tolley of Minnewankan was
n y town on business Monday.
e Another alleged blindpigger from
k here was landed in Minnewaukan last
l. Saturday.
|. Mrs. E. Jacques and Miss Gena Mel
8 son spent Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Hill
f sen.
d Banker Marion Edwards Of Rolettf
t was in town Monday enroute to Crane
S Forks to attend Masonic doings.
S Henry Brown, cashier of the Bank o:
York, left Wednesday for a business
trip to Fargo. NJ. L. Haley Of Mad
g dock is in charge Of the bank during h:
d absence.
e Mrs. R. A. Rasmussen called o,
= friends in Leeds Wednesday.
n J. X. Watson was business visito
k in Cando Tuesday.
e Mary Runcorn spent the forepart O.
e the week with Gertie Ritterman.
1t There will be, no preaching service
at the Methodist church for the mex
d two Sundays, as Rev. Martin and hi
IT wife have gone to Cadiz, Ohio, for
1. visit.
" Mrs. E. Bond returned to her HON
y at Rugby Wednesday.
J. J. A. Yoder returned Wednesda,
e. from the east where he has been in tn
interests of the Golden Grain Ian.
IS Co.
if Eli Staunffer and Fred Smahe return
IS ed Tuesday from three weeks tri
s. through the western states.
1t Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Walsh returne,
it last week from Barron, Wis, wher
4 they were called by the sickness o
Roy's mother. We understand she die
it shortly after they arrived.
d Chas. Studness of Churchs Ferry an,
Gus. Morstad of Leeds, passed throug
1T here Monday enroute home from VIII
lie liston.
Fred Bailey of the Armour Packin;
Is Co., was in town Wednesday.
IF Mr.. Lovsjoy of Gordon & Ferguson
j. Fur Co., was in town Tuesday.
k Jake Juhl was in town Wednesda,
en- route to Wolford.
n Miss Hazel Edgerton returned Mon
IN day from Mayville and has accepted
position in the post office and teiephon