The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26

Bert Saunders of st. Paul is in the
city the guest of his uncle, Mr.. J. G.
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dion Of Grand
Harbor are the happy parents of a
daughter born May 18TH
Mrs. Fred Mann returned the first of
the week from pleasant visit with her
parents at Sank Centre, MINI.
Mrs. Chas. Baker returned Thursday
from a visit with relatives in Califor.
MIA. The trip was most pleasant one.
Editor G.. G. Chambers Of Churclls
Ferry was in the city on Monday and
is enthusiastic over the outlook in his
part Of the county.
Handsome diamond rings at Hues
gen IS.
Mrs. Frank Rutten, ST., returned last
week from Cologne, MIMI, and win
spend the summer with her son, Her
man Rutten of this city.
Mr.. Ed. Wilson of the North Dakota
Improvement company made business
trip to Ben Whitehead's town Of Will
liston the first of the week.
Mr.. Peter Sorenson of Garske was a
caller at The World office this week.
Mr.. Sorenson is one Of the assessors
and is about to start on his work.
Do not forget that there will be
play at the Grand, Decoration Day. The
o 'Callaghans will present Bronson How
ard IS greatest piece, "Young Mrs. Win
throp.'
Miss Pine Of Chicago is the new sup
crintendent of Mercy Hospital, sue
4 oeeding Miss McHugh, who recently re-
oISucN M1SS L luc COulCS well ICCO'1- |
mended.
Millinery is to be disposed Of at a
bargain during the sale instituted by
Mrs. LeMay Wagness to clean out her
stock of goods. Everything to go at a
big discount.
| Mrs. R, A. Roehm left Monday night
for Ohio, where she will visit relatives.
She also expects to spend a few days
with her son Harry who will meet her
at Detroit, Mich.
] Wedding rings in solid gold, IS car
at, at Huesgen IS.
VIM. Henzie, of the Advance Thresh
er Company, came up Monday from
Fargo in his automobile. He reports the
roads good in some places and decided
, ly bad in others.
The ladies of Devils Lake should not
overlook the exceptional bargains now
: offered at Mrs. LcMay Wagness' Mill
merry store. Everything to be closed out
regardless Of cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Greenburg and
children, former residents of Devils
Lake are here to enjoy several days
visit with relatives and friends
Grand Forks Times.
!, Gunder Formo, one Of the prominent
. farmers from west Of the city, was a
Devils Lake visitor Monday. Mr.. Formo
added his name to The Worlds large
. family Of subscribers.
), Adah Rees, Esther Halgren and
q Kathleen Cowan spent Sunday at Chau-
; tauqua, the guests of Irene Thompson.
: Miss Thompson returned to spend few
days with Miss Cowan.
H. Huesgen is altering the interior
Of hi sstore preparatory to the installa-
h cry Store. The Jewelry department. will
t also be greatly increased in size.
$ Some exceptionally fine bargains in
rings at Huesgen IS.
! Louis Theisen, who has been employ
e ed in the local drug stores, leaves this
/ week for Rugby, where he has accepted
S a position as pharmacist. Mr.. Theisen
q has a host Of friends here who regret
e his departure.
|. All Of my stock is to be disposed Of
3 at prices that are way down. The
goods are all up to date. Mrs LeMay
Wagness.
y Mrs. Kohlmorgen, who has . been
\ spending the winter with relatives in
St. Louis, arrived in the city the first