The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-17

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were in the city Tuesday on their way
to their home ut Rolla.
Mrs. DEBUT, who has been visiting
in Fargo during the winter, was met
here Tuesday by her husband and re
turned to her home at Rolla
Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
who have been visiting Mrs. Garfield $
mother, Mis-. Ncwgard, in this city, will
leave for Seattle, their future home
Mrs Rognas. who has been visiting
in lola, Wis, returned to Devils Lake
Saturday wher. she was met by Mr.
Rognas, who accompanied her to their
HON, at Rolla.
Mrs. Noble Chance left Tuelay at
ternoon for Blanchard, n. D.: where she
will visit with relatives before join
ing her husband, who left this city on
Monday for his claim near Redstone.
Mont.
Miss Burrows, Of Cornell University,
Will lecture here during the Farmer s
Institute on "Domestic Scicnce'' and
"Home INTERESTS This promises to
be an interesting lecture for the local
women.
Last night the Twentieth Century
club were hostesses at card party and
dance. The reception committee was
Mesdames Bice, Smell, Turner and
Green. The guests enjoyed delight.
full evening.
No little interest is being taken in
the passage of the bill setting aside
| the islands in Devils Lake as a bird re-
serve. The sentiment is strongly in its
favor and there seems to be little or
no opposition.
The Women's Clubs of this city vii
give a reception and program for the
wives of the visiting farmers in the
library on March LIST. A suitable invi-
tation will be extended to all of the
visiting women.
The Ladies' Aid of the ST. Olaf IS
Lutheran church met yesterday after.
noon with Mrs. Hoghaug, who was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Torvic
A delightful time was reported by the
ladies who were present.
The Study Club will hold their next
meeting at the home of Mrs. f. B. Page
on Fourth street Wednesday afternoon
Of next week. The program will be on
"Woman s Suffrage Several inter
esting papers have been prepared.
Friday evening the Sodality Girls OF
st. Joseph S church entertained at q
euchre party. Miss Mary Meters ani
: Mr.. Douney won the head prizes while
the consolation torphies went to Mis-:
Mary Snow and Mrs. Huesgen. Delic
ious refreshments We're served
The Wcmer's Federated Clubs will
meet here noyt October for their Annu
al Convention. Grand Forks extended
an invitation also, but this city wa
given the preference. Elaborate prep
arations are being made by the clubs O.
the city and lie ladies from all owe
the state will be given royal recep
ton.
A marriage in which local people ar
interested occurs next month when Gc1
aid Ghristianson, an employee Of tn
Gilbertson Furniture store will be anti
ed in the holy bonds of matrimony
Miss Benson, Of Norway township. Th
exact date has not been fixed but til
happy couple will make this city thei
home after the ceremony.
Miss Kate Flynn, who for over tw
years has been one of the eficier
clerk in Manns Department stor
has resigned her position there and a
cepted new position with the Ne
York store, beginning March LIST. TT
n New York store is to be congratulate
Y on securing the services of so comp
tent clerk as Miss Flynn.
The remains Of Mrs. NJ. P. Beive
who died at the hospital Friday afte
noon, were taken Monday to Yal
South Dakota, for burial. The deceas,
was thirty-four years Of age and leav
to mourn her demise husband, thr
sons and daughter in her immedia
family. a brother from Edmore al
her father from South Dakota were
the bed side.
A moonlight sleigh ride was enjoy
Monday evening by number of t
High School students, who drove to t
Serumgard cottage at Chautauq,
Miss Simpson chaperoned the Gro,
among whom were Mary Henzie, Kat
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