Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
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Mrs. G. c. Connolly was charming
hostess last evening at a o'clock din
ner in honor of Mr.. Connolly and Mrs.
F. q. Elliott, whose birthdays were on
the same day. Covers were laid for
ten and the table was prettily decorat-
ed in cut-fowers and elaborate refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Connolly
was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Mae.
c. q. NorQuist,, who has been in
charge Of the local Office Of the wealth
er bureau for some months past, ex-
poets to remove from here to Indian
apolis. Ind, about the first of April
Mr.. A. V. Kendall of Indianapolis will
assume the duties of the Office here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norquist have made
many friends here who regret to see
them leave this city. -.
At the Lutheran parsonage In this
city Tuesday evening, Rev. Barron
said the words that united in marriage
Mr.. Carl Herbert Carlson and Miss
Anna Skolestuen, both living near
Warwick. Mr.. Carlson is one of the
progressive farmers living on the res
ervation and has a host of friends who
! wish him and his estimable bride
ho~ c. a..
married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Haig returned
home today from Marshall, MIMI,
where they we're called some days ago
by the serious illness of their son En-
nests~ They brought Ernest home
with them and it is hoped by their
many friends that his recovery will
be rapid. They were also accompani-
ed by Mrs. Ernest Haig.
The banquet given Tuesday evening
In the Eagle hall by the High school
students for the purpose of securing
money to cover the deficit in the treas
ury of the High school football team
was success financially and socially.
The committee in charge of the SUD-
per were Mary Burke, Frank Palmer,
Irene Thompson, Albert Powell, Jes-
sic Henley, Will Elmslie, Louise La
Rue and Thomas Huesgen.
Last Friday afternoon at the Library
hall the following interesting program
was given by the w. c. T. q. in hon.
or of Frances E. Willard. Song, In
ion; opening prayer, Rev. Wallace;
quotations from Miss Willard, by the
members; biographical sketch, Mrs.
O. W. Ohnstad; Reading, Mrs. God
! ward; Duet, Helen Miller and Luel-
la Goer; Speech, Rev. Wallace; Duet,
Mrs. P. G. Miller, Mrs. o. Simonstad:
Solo, Mrs. Romig. The program was
thoroughly enjoyed by a large audi
ence
| For the next annual meeting of the
North Dakota Federation of Women's
clubs which will be held in Devils
Lake next October meeting has
been called by the board of directors
to be held some time in March for
the arrangement of the program. Rep
resentatives from all the women's
clubs In Devils Lake will attend the
gathering and they will consult with
the members of the board. The gath
ering will probably be held in Fargo,
the home of the president, Mrs. N. C.
Young.-Grand Forks Times.
}. r. Kollar received a telephone
from c. E. Burgess from Minneapolis
yesterday stating that Harry Maher
who Is with Mr.. Burgess at the auto
mobile show at that city will leave
Sunday for San Francisco to attend
the automobile show there and from
there will go to Denver for similar
show. This action on the part Of Mr..
Maher is brought about from the fact
that they are well pleased with re.
suits at Minneapolis and the pros
poets for returns from the western
shows in the sale Of the Maher Duplex
spark plug. I
In order to properly celebrate his
nineteenth birthday, Melvin Bondelid
entertained a company of his young
friends at his rooms in the Clifford
annex. Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Thompson
acted as chaperones and the evening
was given. over to games and afthor
oughly jolly good time. Mrs. Thomp.
son served delicious birthday sup.
per at the close of the evening and
the guests Included Misses Sylvia
Stone, Bessie Kimba1l, W1nnifred and
Viola Courts and Helen Thompson
and Messrs. George EngstDm, Ken.
meth Reed, Norman Weller and Gene
Follens. Grand Forks Times. MI. and
Mrs. D. 3. Thompson and Miss Helen
were former residents o9 this cstg