Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
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MT. anu MIS-. Baker and children
have moved to this city from Warwick
and have rented the T. J. Shelver res
idence for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Webster and sons
have moved to town from Webster, so
that their oldest son, Lyle, will be able
to attend the city schools.
Miss Lottie schulstad of Reynolds
passed through the city yesterday on
ner way to Rock Lake, where she will
teach school the coming year.
Miss Florence Robertson left yester-
day for Omemee, where she has accept
ed position to teach in.tthe primary
Departmental the city, schools.
Little Miss Elma Wickum, who has
been confined at the Mercy hospital for
the last few weeks with typhoid fever,
was able to leave the institution Sun
day very much improved.
Miss Mary Dion is in town from
Grand Harbor spending a few days
with with her sister, Mrs. Maxson.
Miss Verna May Ruthruff of Winni-
peg arrived Saturday evening and will
make her home with her aunt, Mrs. Wi,
mans. She will assist in the Winans
millinery store.
Miss Mildred Holmes has resigned
her position with the Ramsey County
Abstract Co., and expects to leave
shortly for Grand Forks where she will
attend the "U.'
G. T. Swenson Of Crazy is spending
friends.
Word has been received chat Marion
Small, formerly in the newspaper bust.
ness in this city, is to be married to.
day in Judith Gap, Mont, to Miss Har.
riet O'Day Of that place.
Miss Margorie Dahl has resigned her
position in the 5 and 10 Cent store and
has accepted position as bookkeeper
for the Chambers Dray Line. The for.
mer bookkeeper, Miss Emma Cardigan
resigned her position to resume hel
studies in school.
The "50O' Club were entertained
Saturday evening by Mrs. Henry Hale
The party was in the form of farewell
for Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller, who leave
in short time for Kansas, where they
will make their future home. After o
pleasant evening spent at cards cut
glass vase was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller as token of the esteem in
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the club. A dainty lunch was served
before the guests departed.
Miss Helen Prindeville is at home
agin after her summers travels in Eur
again after her summers travels in Eur
has been enjoying her vacation will
relatives in Stratford, Ont, is on he,
way to Los Angeles, CAL, with her faith
er who also has spent the last few
months in the east. Miss Louise is con
sidering spending the winter with hel
father and should she decide not to re
turn to Grand Forks there will be mucl
regret among her many friends aui
music pupils.-Grand Forks Times.
About eihty of the friends ani
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Huesge1
surprised them last evening, it being
their twenty-third wedding anniversary
The guests presented Mr.. and Mrs
Huesgen with a library table, the pre-
sentation talk being made by Richard
Daeley. The evning was spent in play
ing cards, the prizes being woa Try Mrs
Fred Hall, Mrs. Peter Kelly, Mrs. Ear
Mann and Napoleon Chiostri. Durin.
the evening there was service of dain
ty refreshments.
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little niece Of Mrs. Fred Hall, Mis-
Marie Hall. The little girls were en-
tertained by an evening at the Grand
after which they returned to the Hal
residence, when number of game
wer played, the prizes being won b,
Florence Snow and May Sneesby. Be
fore leaving the girls presented thei
friend, Miss Marie, with a beautiful
bracelet. The guests were Misses Flor
ence and Emily Snow, Daisy Orr, Lou
Use Stenson, Fern Nolan, Betty ant
Gertrude Stuart, Ruthie Shurdahl, Har
riet and Cecilia O 'Brien, May Sneesby
Neoma Nortz, Flora and Ruth futile.
The dance given by the Independent
Order of Foresters last evening at tn
opera house was one of the most bril-
liant society events Of the season. O,
account of the inclement weather tn
attendance was not as large as it other
wise would have been, however suf
ficient number attended to fill the foo
to comfortable capacity. The hal
was very prettily festooned with tn,
lodge emblems and colcrs, and til,
moonlight" waltzes were made mos
enhancing by Chinese lanterns whicl
were strung in profusion around tn
orchestra pit. The floor was in OK
cellent shape, the mus:c, furnished b,
the Devils Lake orchestra, was superb
and the enjoyment of the, guests wa
not in the least dampened by the at
mospheric condition prevailing. A
midnight a delicious banquet was furn
ished in the lodge rooms, three lon,
tables groaning with good things TO
the edifcation of the guests. The com
mittee in charge of the arrangement
are to be congratulated upon the sue
cess Of their efforts. On account o
the weather the financial success wa
not at all in keeping with the social at
tainment, but the Forcstcrs have nov
demonstrated that they know how, an,
their next attempt viii undoubtedly b.
more munifcent.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
H. Huesgen has got some fine bar
gains on several high grade watches