Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

c. E. Hill was here from Minot to.
day looking after business matters.
Sam Adams is in the city today from
Williston.
Jay Miller was in the city today
from Crazy visiting with his parents.
Judge Cowan and Charles Taylor
left today for Rolla where they will
attend to court matters, returning to
Devils Lake tomorrow.
L. j. Wehe returned from Edmore,
where he has been looking after 1arm.
ing interests.
AL. Hausman, who has been in the
city over Sunday, returned to his home
at Churchs Ferry today.
Joe Collinson was passenger to
Starkweather today to look after bust.
ness matters.
DR.. Pierce and A. P. Cook left for
the country today in the interests of
the paper MILL
s. Jameson, Of Belcourt, N. d., is
a visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Allen Thompkins is the guest of
Mrs. J. H. Tompkins. Mrs. Thompkips
who has been residing at Grand Forks
is returning from McGregor, where she
was visiting her daughter, Edith Thomp.
kins McClintock. From here she will
go to Devils Lake to visit.-Minot Re-
porter.
Oliver Evans, who left some time ago
for Newberg, Oregon, has been heard
from and he seems to be more than de-
lighted with everything. Mr.. Evans
says ''The weather is grand so far; no
wind blowing any of the time-and the
fruit-oh, such apples and pears and
grapes"
Mrs. Foss left the hospital Saturday
where she had been for some time for
treatment. Mrs. Foss is greatly i'm
proved.
r. s. Stormer was business visitor
from Grand Forks Saturday.
William Elmslie, one of our football
heroes, is carrying his right arm in a
sling as the result of Saturdays game.
The Shakespeare club meets with
Mrs. Thos. Thorson today on 3rd street.
Ed. Traynor was in from Starkwea.
Their Saturday on business.
Misses Bertha Gunderson and Mary
Oakland were in the city Saturday
from Bisbee.
A. Larson was in from Starkweather
Saturday.
The Farmers train starts in on the
winter schedule today. Instead of the
train remaining at Hansboro over night
and leaving there in the morning it will
remain here.
Octave Poissant was up from his
home in Minneapolis. Mr.. Poissant is
well known old timer in Ramsey coun-
ty, having lived for many years near
Bartlett.
Henry sontag returned to his home
Saturday after a long siege Of typhoid
fever. The young man has been con-
fined at the Mercy hospital.
Miss Amelia Reuter- arrived from
Sherwood Saturday and registered at
high school this morning. Miss Rou.
tiers many friends aye glad to see her
back again. @
Saturday afternoon Mrs. DR.. Jones
entertained for her little son Carol, in
honor Of his eighth birthday. The lit
tie folks were taken to the Charles the.
atre in the afternoon after which they
adjourned to the Jones residence on
Seventh street. The little folks spent
the remainder of the afternoon in
games and at o'clock a dainty lunch
was served.
Judge G. F. Amidon and Clerk J. A.
Montgomery Of the United States court
were passengers to Minot to open court
there, stopping off in Devils Lake over
night.
G. J. Murphy, E. Lovejoy, T. P. o.
Cornell of Grand Forks stopped off in
the city over night enroute to Minot
where United States court opens tomor-
row.
Rev. Clattenburg, Misses Cairns and
Horn went to Webster yesterday where
Rev. Clattenburg held services.
This morning Mrs. Rollins spoke to
the high school students on Rome. Mrs
Rollins has recently returned from
Europe and gave number of very in
terestng experiences. She explained
the ceremony which one has to go
through in order to get an audience
with the Pope. She spoke of the mag
niicent buildings and of the Vatican
at Rome.
Invitations have been issued by Mes
danes Hall, Nolan and Hines for Nov
9. The ladies will entertain both at
ternoon and evening at the Hall resi-
dence.
Last evening at the Lutheran churc}
Miss Myrtle Halgren and valdemal
Thelin were confirmed by Rev. Barron
From Tuesdays Daily.
R. A. Tracy of Fargo is in the cit,
today.