Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
LOCAL NEWS
(From Fridays Daily.)

T. D. Hughes of Fargo is calling on
the trade here today.
NJ. L. Larson of Fargo is business
visitor in the city today.
]. R. Whitaker of Fargo is popular
traveller visitor in the city today.
Ed Oium of Grand Harbor was in
HE city yesterday visiting with TRENDS.
John Valley, one of the deputy bank
examiners, is i'll the city today from
the Forks.
Attorney William Bateson is in the
city today comforting with his partner,
Attorney H. G. Middaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin of Cando
are spending day or so in Devils
Lake visiting with friends.
Timothy McIlrath, one of the popu-
lar Grand Forks Travellers was an ar
rival in the city yesterday.
Louis Hansen leaves tonight for St.
Paul where he takes an ootician's ev
animation. Mr.. Hansen will return
Sunday.
Alex Watson, who spends Sunday in
the city, was one of the popular trav
elers to arrive last evening and is call
ing on the trade today in the interests
of Moves Bros. {; Cutler.
Gill's place is getting to be one of
the popular restaurants in the city and
he reports largely increased business
which he is entitled to, due to his
great hustling ability.
A. E. Huse!v, who is engaged in the
hotel and restaurant business at Web
ster, farmer resident Of Devils Lake,
was in the city today attending to bus
mess matters Mr.. Huseby states that
business is very good at Webster, much
better, in fact, than he expected it
would be. He invites all his Devils
Lake friends to visit him when in that
section.
r. D. Valid of Garrison is guest at
the Great Northern hotel
NJ. A. Tcnnv, the rotund life insur-
ance man, left this afternoon for Far
Mrs IT, c. Colwcll stopped off here
enroute to her home at Iowa City,
Iowa from Rock Lake, where she has
been visiting her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton re.
turned last night from Duluth. Mrs.
Hamilton has spent the last four
months visiting there and about two
weeks ago Mr. Hamilton also went.
John Mcdonald of Lawton, who was
brought before Judge Maxson yester
day on charge of maintaining com.
mon nuisance, was bound over to the
district court.
Local fans rejoccd'ths morning owe,
the news that Minneapolis has won the
championship of the American Associa
ton. Rain prevented the double head
er with St. Paul yesterday.
Hugh Mcmillan was arrested las
evening on the charge of drunkenness!
and for another matter in violation Of
the law. He was brought before Judg,
,Iurgens in justice court this afternoon
Miss Ethel Sweet. who has been TIN
charming guest Of Mrs. j. NJ. Freeman
for the past few weeks, left today TO
her home at Fargo. During her sta,
here she was delightfully."- entertaine
at several functions.
Mrs. Fred Hall delightfully."- enter
tanned party of lady friends at he
home on Kelly avenue last evening
The house was artistically decorate
with autumn leaves and sweet pea
"500' was the game Of the evenin
and the prize winners were Mrs. Cha
Myers and Mrs. w. P. O'Brien. the COZ
ISOLATION prize going to Mrs. E. L. Pow
ers and Mrs. w. z. Nortz A delicior
three course luncheon was served, aftt
whic hseveral musical selections wei
enjoyed by the guests. Those presel
were Mesdames w. P. O'Bren, Mort
Cogswe1l, Holland, Sneesbv, Tuttl
Powers. A. R. Bauer. Alex Elmshl
Graham. Serene. Nolan, Hines, Heinzi
Myers, Faust, Haftel, Gray, Smit
Dawson, Summervlle, johnson. She
don. A. Nelson. Jelik, Rapp, Brownie
and Mss Williams. The hostess was a
sisted by Mrs. Warren Adams and Mi
Gervais.
Robert Bauer has gone to Richar
ton where he will attend school.
Trefe Bail Of Penn was in town We
terday looking after business matter
Urban McCarten is at Esmond q
tending to business matters and Wis
ing with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kelly are co
templating trip south in short ti1
to spend the winter months
Mrs. Roy Pierce and daughter a
spending the week at Devils Lake. t
guest Of Mrs. J. Lacy.-Minot Optic.
]. H. Feeney Of Great Falls, Mon
is visiting with relatives in Dew
Lake.
Mrs. A. D. futile, who has been en-
hned to bed with typhoid fever, is l
ported somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. Brown and daughter of era
were in town yesterday on busine.
MISS Brown expects to enter the S.
ter's school soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bowers left Ia
evening for St. Paul, where they W
attend the funeral of Mr., Bower
mother, Mrs. Anne Bowers.
Tuesday afternoon J. R. Kollar al
sister, Mrs. Hettinger, and Miss Ora
Roller made flying auto trip to We
ster, where Mr.. Roller attended
some business matters.
Attorney and Mrs. G. w. Buttz we
guests at the Middaugh home for Sc
eral days this week, returning to the
home at Minnewaukan yesterday.
The county commissioners will hold
brief session next Monday Not mu
business is scheduled to come befo
the board other than the usual grist
monthly bills
The Missionary Society Of the Pr
byterian church met with Mrs. H
riet D acknowledgements
riet Dunn on Seventh street. Some
portant business was attended to. T
was the first meeting Of the year.
N. Lambert of the New York c.
store, who has been on purchase
tour, visiting Chicago and the Tv
Cities, is expected to return to Dev
u