Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
(Monday's Dail.y.)

tMoDday's DallY.)
A new gas plant has been installed
by Mr.: Grey at the Colonial hotel.
DR.. Sihler returned yesterday from
business trip to Minneapolis.
Oliver Evans and family will leave
Tuesday for their new home in the
west.
A marriage license was granted last
Saturday to Miss Anna Wessner of
New York and William Hart of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bell returned
to the city last Saturday evening.
W. R. Sparks of Fargo spent Sunday
in the city the guest of relatives and
friends.
Allie Bond was in the city over Sun
day visiting with friends, leaving for
Grand Forks today.
Mrs: J. Nimmo left Saturday for
aampden where she will visit on the
hennedy farm near that place.
Noel Rhuberg resumed his studies in
nlgn school this morning. Mr.. Rhuberg
has been laid up with sprained ankle
which he received while playing foot.
ball.
Mrs. Anna Bowman went down to
Grand Forks Saturday. She will visit
friends there this week.
Miss Wayne Fitzsimmons returned
yesterday from Aberdeen, s. D., where
she visited with her sister, Mrs. Greer.
for the past two weeks.
Miss Clara Hodgson returned TO
Starkweather this morning after spend.
ing Saturday and Sunday with her
Mrs: Farley spent Saturday and Sun.
day visiting friends here. She return.
ed to her home at Starkweather th;s
morning. VAS
DR.: Will Nichols of Fargo arrived in
the city Saturday evening for an over.
sunday visit with his sister, Mrs. J. M.
Mrs. Bowman left some DAYS ago for
union. 'U Z" 'e-
Pringle McQuarrie returned to Ed
mondton, Canada, yesterday. He has
spent the past two weeks here with
friends. "''n
Miss Elliott, the principal of the
otarkweather school, spent the week
end with friends here. WON
Mrs. John Serumgard IS many friends
VIII be sorry to learn that she is unite
Ill at her farm home near Webster
August Loher returned to high schoo,
this morning. Loher has been laid IN
for the past three weeks with a broken
shoulder blade which he received nav
ing football. f''
The Shakespeare club will meet with
MRS. Ihorson tomorrow evening. All
mempe are requested to be present.
Miss Amanda jacobson of Penn Wis.
tied with friends in town over Sunday
george Mclean and family of Ed
more spent the week end at the Alex.
Mclean home on Seventh street.
Mrs. Herman Schultz of Penn is Wis
ltlng with her mother, Mrs. J. NJ.
Thompson. this week.
Train No. ! on the Great Northern
was delayed somewhat in arriving at
Devils Lake Saturday evening due to
the fact that a freig ht train was de-.
rallied at Lakota. No. arrived here
two hours late.
Herman Stenseth, who was elected
secretary of the clerks of court associa.
ton Of North Dakota at the meeting
held at Grand Forks is loud in he
praise of the time that he had at the
university city and offers the state.
ment that Grand Forks is the best CITY
IN the northwest, without exception.
Harry Hinck, who is attending the
university law school arrived in the
city Saturday to spend Sunday with
irlends. Harry is making a great en-.
aeavor to be member of the uU''
FOOTBALL team and from every indica.
tlon will represent the institution on
the gridiron. According to Coach Dun
lap, Hinck is the best man of the new
timber hiatt has entered schoo lth;s
year. A''
Misses Arley Tufford and Olga Hal
gren leave this afternoon for Valley
City where they will attend Norma
School. 1 - q
Supt. Ziebach is over from Fort Tot.
ten on business today.
Miss McNamie returns tn Rishoo H.
day after spending Saturday and SIM.
day visiting with Miss Tracy.
Rev. Garrett H. Gross, VINO has been
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at
WEBSTER passed through the city TODAY
enroute TO Wheatland, N. D., where he
vii take charge of the Presbyterian
ehurc hthere. Mr.. Gross has made a
host of friends during his residence at
Webster, who wish him success in his
new field, regretting his departure from
Webster.
The Ole Peterson company, which has
been giving performances in this state.
stopped off here and spent Sunday, con.
tlnuing on their way today. Although
the Peterson company had no engage
ment here the members found this the
proper place to Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Smith, former res
idents of Devils Lake, are here visit.
ing with friends. Mr.. Smith formerly
had charge of the cafe at the Great
Northern depot here.
A druggists permit was granted to
Tony Holt last Saturday afternoon in
district court.
Messrs. Hartman Of Minnewaukan
were guests in Devils Lake over Sun.
day.