The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-20
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boA Is III IHc Guy where she was called
by the illness of her brother.
Mrs. George Turner and children of
this city have been the guests of Mrs.
Turner s aprents at Hunter, N. u.
Mrs. Kulp and Bella Stenson will be
in the city from Fort Tottcn today to
attend the "Lion and the Mouse' to-
night.
Mrs. VIM. Redmond who has charge
Z the local field for the inter-O,s..-
was confined to her home the early part
of the week with an attack Of lagrippc.
Miss Olga Lawrence of Grand Forks
arrived Tuesday to take up her duties
as stenographcr for the Mutual Realty
Co.
Mrs. W. II. McGraw, of Grand Forks,
has returned from Baltimore, Maryland,
where she has been in the private hos
pital of DR.. Kelly. She is much i'm
proved in health.
Joe Desmond, brother of Jack Des-
mond Of this city, is expected this week
on his way to Portland, where he is
manager of the j. I. Case company in
that city.
Preparations are being made to move
the old residence located next door to
the InterOcean to new location OH
9th street. The building is owned by
D. V. Brennan
Mrs. Hoghaug entertained Monday
afternoon in honor Of the birthday of
her son Theodore. \ number of the
younger children spent an enjoyable af-
ternoOn.
Gus Leber, of jamestown, one of the
most active Elks in the state, was in
the city the first of the week. Mr.. Lie
Der promises to be back for the institu.
ton of the lodge next month and will
undoubtedly gather together several
of the antlered tribe to accompany him.
Local graduates of the University Of
Wisconsin are planning to attend the
meeting Of the state alumni of that in
stitution which will be held in Bis
marck next month. R. a. Nestos of Mi
not is president and Chas. Doyon of
:, Doyon vice president for this district.
" Devils Lake Scots have received in
a vitations to the annual celebration of
the Langdon Burns Club. on the occas.
: ion of the bard IS birthday, Jan. 25th.
These affairs have in the past been
very enjoyable and the 1911 annivers-
airy promises to be no exception.
The local editors are making great
plans for the editorial convention
which starts today at Grand Forks.
The World will be represented by II.
Q. Mitchell, the Journal by Col. John
Bloom and the Inter Ocean by R. E.
Austin and possibly D. V. Brennan a
splendid program has been prepared for
!! both the business and the social meet.
ings.
| According to The Minot Reporter tie
! trial of DR.. Thor Moeller is to be called
at the coming term Of the district
| court. DR.. Moeller was charged with
murder arising out Of an alleged Grim
( inal operation. At his first trial he was
sentenced to ten years, appealed the
| case and secured new trial on an er
! ror in the record It is a grave ques
/ ton whether or not the case will evel
! be retired.
! The Altar Society of the Catholic
/ church met the first of the week and
| elected the following officers:
! President-Mrs. Bedford.
Vice President-Mrs. Chiostri
| Secretary-Mrs. A. Nelson
| Treasurer Mary McCarten.
! Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, who was the
: retiring president, was presented with q
= handsome token as mark of thanks
from the Society.
Sunday the Sodality Girls of st. Jos
eph's church held their annual meeting
and elected the following officers:
Prefect-Aloysis Belford.
observation-disclosures Gervaise.
Treasurer-Mary Brennan.
Sachristarian-Mary De Places.
Miss Clara Moran was selected a!
assistant project.
The retiring officers were given I:
vote of thanks for their work durin,
the past year.
Devils Lake friends of Miss Vivia1
Dinnie of Grand Forks will be interest
ed in the following from the Crane
Forks Times:
Friends of Miss Vivian Dinnie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Din
ME, who is a student at National Par]
seminary, Washington, D. c., will b
interested in knowing of the hand
some honor that was accorded her b.
her fellow students at the seminar
recently. The ancient custom Of pay