Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

next spring. to do so.-Grand Forks
Times.
The !Sevina apartment house was
opened today, the entire building, fur
nished, havin gbeen rented to Devils
Lakers. The building makes one of
the finest apartment homes in the city
and under the careful supervision Of
Jack Wilson, who is now in charge,
there Should be little difficulty in
making it a success. It will also pro-
vide more room at the Great Northern,
which has been filed to capacity sew
eral times during the past week.
Mrs. A. Nelson left this afternoon
on No. 6 for visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
c. Dahl, brother of Dr.. Dahl of this
city, was here yesterday enroute from
Grafton to British Columbia, where he
has accepted position
Mr.. A. Dion of Grand Harbor is q
visitor in the city today.
E. O. Mallory of Grand Forks is in
the city today looking after business
matters. ~
w. A. Crazy of Grand Forks is here
for few days. visit with friends
H. L. Pitts is Forks visitor in the
city.
F. L. Roberts is at Grand Forks at.
tending to business matters.
Ole Skratass was passenger to
Grand Forks yesterday to look after
business matters.
G. S. Trimble is here from Westhope
looking after business matters and Wis.
iting with friends.
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the city.
j. NJ. O'Neal is prominent Grand
Forker in Devils Lake today.
Tom Lonnevik of Webster was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Mcpherson. sister of
Mrs. R. v. Bice, stopped off in the
the city last night enroute home to
| St. John.
Albert Wickum of Crazy was an ar
rival in the city to attend to legal
business. 5 l
| The Catholic ladies have issued in
vitations for card party to be given
next Thursday evening in the church
parlor.
The Journal evidently cannot find
enough Democrats worth saying any
thing about, SO has given over the col
umns of it's paper to the republican
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Blackerby of
Hansboro were arrivals in the city this
morning for brief visit with friends.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyter-
ian church meets with Mrs. G. G. Con
molly Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Con-
molly will be assisted by Mrs. Nimmo.
Mrs. j. H. Bozzard, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Mitchell here since
the convention, leaves today for her
home at Grand Forks. Mrs. Bozzard
has made many friends here who great
ly regret her leaving so soon.
Tomorrow afternoon occurs the we'd
ding of Miss Nellie Gunderson and
Ray Locke, at the Gunderson farm
home. =
Jorgen johnson is in from Webster
on business. 71e = :" :.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Coombs are in
from Finley on business today.
"A. NJ. Powell made a business trim
to Grand Harbor yesterday.
Miss Rebecca Calderwood returned
yesterday to her school duties after
| spending the week end with her par
Mrs. NJ. N. Gordon of Fl. rotten is
visiting friends here this week,
Mrs Schulz and daughter are visit
ing in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Strand of Grand
Harbor are moving to Starkweather to.
day. -
Mrs: NJ. Breen, wife of Editor Breen
OF Wolford, is visiting at the Mcintyre
residence on Seventh street.
John Henley Jr., left Saturday for
Saskatchewan where he has a claim.
MI. Henley will remain there two
years.
The Woman s Guild will meet tomor.
row afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs.
w. H. Reid. -
Miss Sarah Belle Mcintyre was ill
yesterday and unable to attend school.
Clarence Wagness left yesterday fol-
Saskatchewan where he will prove nm
on his claim.
Miss Smith, the English and history
teacher at the high school. is III and
Miss Collinson has charge Of her classes
during her absence.
Miss Louisa Miller of Penn ia Wis.
iting friends in town this week.
4 Miss Inez Kollar has returned from
her eastern trip.
So'on, VIM Vis1Ceu ueTe This
summer with William Falgcr, writes
an interesting letter from Nyack on
the Hudson. telling Of the fiftieth an
niversary golden Jubilee of Rev. Frank.
lyn Rabbit Of the Grace Episcopal
church. Word of congratulation was
received from the present Prince Of
Wales and the Bishop of London. The
services were very appropriate and
were attended by Bishops Greer and
Burch and Rev F.B. Van Kleeck, arcl
deacon, as we'll as forty rectors. Two
thousand dollars in gold was given
Rev. Rabbit. A musical service in
which Mr.. Cranston will take part, the
largest ever held in the church, is plan
ned Tor next Sunday evening.
i MI W. Smith Of Hamar is in towr
today looking after business matters
J W. Moran left for Hamar today tt
look after his fax. :
J. w. Boenig is here from Minot Wis
iting with friends.
, Mrs. Eugene Fenelon returned the
frst of the week from an extended trir
IN South Dakota and Minnesota.
y. l.. Engen is here from Fargo look
ing after business matters.
! Attorney H. G. Middaugh was a
. passenger to Towner today where hi
will attend court, which is in session il
McHenry county, under the guidanc,
of Judge Burr.
Deputy Sheriff Noonan left toda,
for Crary on his annual inspection o,
: weights and measures in Ramsey coun
ty. He will place the official stamp o,
approval upon those that are not Riv
ing short weight and may find occas
, ion to condemn some of the scales !,