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APARTMENTS.
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APARTMENTS.
(Heat furnishedD
S05 G st. NV, 2nd and Bird u.s.. ST., b.. o60.o
1l6 18th ST. NV, 2nd d., 6r.. b.--..... AS
The Monticello, 1857 Mt. Pleasant ct,
rooms and bath. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
The Tulane. 3Io9 18th ST.. 5r.. b.. 42.5
1899 1ith ST. NV. ID floor, rooms. 42.5
The New Bloomfield. 3149 Mt. Pleasant
St. rooms and bath. ............... 400
1905 18th St n.w 2nd floor 6r., d.. $50
The Wallis, 1647 Lamont St, 5r., b..... $50
The Turin. 1924 18th ST. NV, Ar, b.... 3O.5
The Oswego. 1925 U 1t. NV. Or. and b. 62.5
The Ednor. 211S st. NV. ST.. b. ...... S2.6
The Clarion. i495 Newton ST.. Ar, d.. 60.5
The Marguerite. l477 Newton. Dr.. b.. Bo-5
The Tdrin. 1924 18th ut. NV, Ar, b.. 8o.6
The Clarion. 1895 Newton st. NV. f.,b. 60.J
CAB II st. ne. Bird floor, rooms. 20
e45 II st. me-. 3rd a., 6r.. b........... N.5
206 D st. NV, 2nd d., Ar. and BATH. 27.5
The Parkside. 1116 18th st. NV, LIST
floor, rooms and bath. ............ $50
The Bryn Mawr. 1915 U NV. Ar. d.. . $
1918 + ST. NV. Bird a.. Ar, b-....,-.-. $50
The Ilkle- 1920 Z ST. NV. Ar. and b.. $50
24ls 14th st. NV, End floor, 3r. & bath. $50
The Newport. 2l64 Fla: ave.. 3r. and b. go
$50 14th st. n. w, I'd floor 5r. and b.. 25.O
The Newport. 2l64 Fla. ave. NV. ST.. b. $50
The Saratoga. 9Th and f. Cap. 2r., 22.5
25l4 L ST. n. w.. 3rd floor, 5r-. b........ 20
The Ellsworth. rooms and bath. rs
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1922 II ST Nw.5 BRIGHT ROOMS AND
bath; $50 per month.
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TwO-FAMILY FLATS.


1903 Park road. End door 7r,. b....... $500
1903 Park I'd. LIST door. 5r. and b...... $3.50
SIS R. /. ave. NV. End door 5r. b.. 2s.5O
1892 Q st. NV. lst door 5r.. D.. $500
,s4s s ch n'pK St NV End DOOR sr
1859 Irving st. NV. Is: scc.. s. and b. SO
i46s Chaplin ST. NV. LIST floor. 3r.. b.. ESQ
I745 Willard st nv, End d.. Or. b.. 26.5o
1929 LIST St NV. "a Door. sr. and b.. g 50
l745 T NV. 1st door. 5r. and BATH 1884
POT st. NV. End door. 7r. anc bath. 80
1911 Kalorama I'd. LIST door. Or. and b. Is so
la6l Willard st. NV. I'd a.. Or. and b. % 80
1863 Mass. ave. Sc. LIST door 5r.. b.. 25.0o
- ST. ne. End moor; Or ---....-. 2! 90
i5e4 wizard ST. al NV W End d.. Or and b. 1850
l341 H st. me-. Bird floor. Or, b......... 240e
10 st. ne. LIST A. or. and b.......... $3.50
22 ct, ne. LIST floor. Or. and b. ...... 1850
l7e1 Willard ST. NV. LIST floor. 5r.. b.. . 50
~ Quincy place, 1st floor, 5r. 22S0
liza III st. me-, 3rd floor Ar and d.. 2250
1909 LIST st. NV. Let door. Or. and b.. 31se
15l5 17th st. nv. LIST d.. Or. b.. h.-w.h. POO
81 r st. NV. lst A.. 5r., b...---.-... 2l50
81 81, Todd pi re- and 6cor Or: IA and b.. SO
20 Todd place. End floor, 6r., b........- 20.5o
30 Todd place, 1st floor, Or. b.... 20-5o
30 Todd pl., LIST door, rooms and bath. 20. 90
sol Eye st. NV. End door. ar. and b.. 1853
1sII oath ST. NV. ist door. 4r. and b.. 1850
2s25 sherman ave-. End floor, Ar. and b. 800
65i Orleans place. Or. :.......-... 1870
S14 II st. ne, End floor. Ar. 1870
2sls st. NV; lst floor, sr. ...-...... 10. 80
$40 Orleans ne, 2nd floor. Ar. ...-...... 1850
TIA II st. me-, 3rd d., Ar. and b.. 1850
1916 II st. ne. rooms. .-........ 1850
% 1928 Duncan St ne 2 is seo
stone 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV
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VERY ATTRACTIVE APIS. AT REASONABLE
RENTS IN,
THE SARANAC, 1903 y. Cap. st.
THE CLIFTON, 1923 Clifton st.
THE WILTON. 1881 18th St NV.
THE WALLRAFF, 1925 18th ct. NV.
THE INGLESIDE. 1857 Lamont st.
THE ALTON, 2O16 P st. NV.
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO..
l4l4 st. NV.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

ness. AS a citizen and business man
he will be in a position to stu aid and
advance the cause Of the deaf, whose
interest and welfare we know he has
greatly at heart. It win be remembered
by old timers that Mrs. Bangs began
her connection with the deaf as teach
er here and now that we have these
friends near US as neishbors We hope
to see them oftn.-The Iowa Hawkeye.
Miss Ellen Johnson spent three weeks
during the end Of June ana the tore
part Of July in Faribault as the guest
Of Mrs. J. L. Smith. She said thai she
liked her work in the North Dakota
School as supervisor of tue girls and
instructor in sewing and gymnastics.
We can imagine that she had enough to
do to enable her to MAINTAIN her claim
to the soubriquet Of BUSY Ellen" The
remainder Of her vacation she spent a,
her home at Eagle Bend, MINI. Ahou,
Sept. she returned to Devils Lake to
take up another years work, which VI
hope she will find pleasant and make
successful.-rhe (Minn.) Companion.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

tends st. Mary's academy. Mr.. Shive!y
left last evening on No. for Minnea-
polls where he will transact business
for few days.
Mrs. A. II. Powell returned last eve.
ming from Grand Forks where che has
been in attendance at the meeting OF
the Federation Of clubs. Mrs. Powell
was a delegate from the Twentieth Cen.
tury club Of this city.
Dr.. Couverette and DR.. Collorn and
Attorney Cooley Of Grand Forks arrived
in the city last evening on No. 1 and
LETT this morning on No. for Towne,
where they will spend several days on
q hunting expedition.
Harold Mccormick Of Chicago was in
the city, today for q short business visit
in the interests Of the International
Harvester company. and from here he
left for western Canada where hs vii
attend 70 businsas matters.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Grand Forks. Oct. A-some big Irish
man in the vicinity Of Devils .,ake -
guilty Of breaking into cars stealing
shoes and sending them back to IT.. Paul
to be sold to the Greeks for seventy-hvs
cents pair, the shoes being worth in
the neighborhood Of 500 Per pair.
This scheme was learned Of this morn
ing when eight Greeks wera arrested ut
Larimore on the charge Of breaking into
box cars. Who the Irishman that -:
leading the gang in shoe stealing IL has.
not been learned but the officials are
endeavoring to locate the man who 10,
is said has stolen hundreds Of pairs e
shoes.
The Greeks do not hesitate in telling
how they secured the shoes 80 cheaply
but none seem to know the name e
the man guilty Of stealing further than.
that he is known among the Greeks As
the big Irishman.''
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Ars. .Charls Boltz and children of
Hamar returned to their home yesterday
after a short visit in this city.
Mrs. Farkerson Of Cando was in the
city yesterday for short visit with her
daughter Mrs. Roy Canheld who Is i'll
at the General hospital
Rev. Father Hiltner. wicker general Of
the diocese Of Bismarck is in the city
the guest Of Rev. Father Leo.
Mrs. Davis Of Westhope was in the
city today for short while en- route
home from Grand Forks.
Herman Rimel of Aberdeen, s. D., has
arrived for visit with his mother and
sisters in this city.
Mrs. J. F. Cowan who has been attend
ing the Federation Of Clubs at Grand
Forks returned home this afternoon.
Mrs. Way left today for Grand Har-
Dor where she will look after her farm
interests for few days.
Mrs. Rother Of Perth who has been
attending the Federation Of Clubs at
Grand Forks was in the city between
trains on her return home.
Mrs. ]. H. Judd Of Hill avenue Is re-
ported to be quits Ill
Last evening very pleasant card
party was given by Mesdames Rapp
Frye and Lasham in the basement par
lors Of the Catholic church. The first
prizes were won by Mrs. Bice and Mr..
Barnes. Dainty Refreshments were serv.
ed at the close of the game.
Mrs. J. 8. Coyars ana son Robert were
in the city today between trains en-
route to Minneapolis where they will
spend several days.
]. R. Roller left today for Webster
where he will look after his farm in.
terests and transact business fora few
days.
The Cando Football team were in the
city this afternoon between trains while
en- route to Lakota where they will plav
this afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Lord of Cando was in the
city this afternoon for short visit while
on her way east.
Rev. Father Jerome Of. Fort Totten
was in the city today attending to bust.
J, ness matters and for short visit with
friends.
Il Miss Marie Lee Of Penn arrived today
for several days visit with her sis.
ter Miss Margaret Lee and Miss julia
Cuddigan.
i Master John Holberg Of Leeds who
mas been the guest Of Mrs. A. L. B.
Nelson for the past few days returned
to his home today. Mrs. Holberg who
} was in attendance at the Federation a,
Grand Forks arrived in this city last
: evening and was the leasant guest a,
) the Nelson home returning to Leeds to-
day.
: The teachers Of Ramsey county will
hold their institute in this city beginning
on Monday, Oct. 18th and will continue
through the week. Superintendent Der,
!, of Dickinson will conduct the meeting
while Mrs. Inez c. Anderson of Fargo
} will be the primary instructor. These
meetings will be held at the court house
: and this promises to We one of the bes,
!, institutes that Ramsey county has eve,
held.
!; Mr.. D. F. Bangs formerly superinten
J dent of the North Dakota school bu,
now in business at Lincoln, Nebraska
} dropped in last Friday and took Dime,
with supt. Rothert. We are sorry tn,
, profession has lost such a man as Mr.
Bangs but we do not blare him TO,
wanting release from thu responsible
? and trying position he so long filled Will
; credit when he has fairly earned it an,
has the capital to engage In other bust
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
(From Mondays Daily.)

The Shakespeare Club meet this after
noon with Mrs. Eugene Fenelon at her
home on 5th Street.
Miss Emily Medellman Of Crazy was
in the city Saturday visiting with friends
for short time.
Arthur Netcher. one or the prominent
young attorneys Of Grand Forks was in
the city Saturday attending to legal
matters and calling on friends.
The New York Cash Store are install
ing new steam heating plant.
Mrs. Roy Cross arrived in the city
Saturday from Bismarck and Joined Mr.
Cross here where they will make theil
home. Mr.. Cross is the manual training
instructor in our city schools.
Michael Cleary of Epworth Wis, wa.
in the city the over Sunday guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Griffin.
Miss Nettie Haley returned yesterda,
on No. 3 from Minneapolis where sh,
has ben visiting with friends for thu
past week.
r. Hasse of Grand aarpor was in thu
city on Saturday looking after business
matters.
Mrs. Frank Morgan Of Egeland wa!
in the city today shopping and visiting
with friends.
Miss .Lylia Russell returned home to
day after an over Sunday visit witt
friends at Webster.
Lloyd Olmstad of Warwick was in tn,
city today attending to business matter!
and calling on friends.
Clarence sulverson spent Sunday al
his home in Rugby.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Richmond Of Min
day for short visit with friends ant
returned home today.
Paul LaFrance of Rolla was an owe
Sunday visitor in the city, returning
home this afternoon.
Anton and Miss Mary Barendt Of Web
ster were in the city on Saturday shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Word received from Allie Buram VIII
formerly worked in this city but VIII
has been working in Hansboro locates
him at Webster where he Ii employed
in q drug store.
Miss Margaret Baggott Of Webster wa
an over Sunday visitor with Mr.. an,
Mrs. e. H. Griffin.
H. H. Wooledge and Dr.. w. G. Nichols
Of Fargo were over Sunday visitors Il
this city.
o. F. Nelson returned today from
crookston. MIMI, where he spent Sun
day with his family.
Miss Ella Dolan Of Nekoma arrive,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Mr.. Watkins created somewhat Of O.
sensation amo~s the inmates Of the re-
sorts when he told them that = was His
purpose hereafter to photograph the wo-
man inmates Of the resorts raided ana
with them all men who may be fosnd
there. It 10 his intention to send these
photographs from town to town where
the women migrate n srder that they
may be followed to ASCERTAIN whether
they keep their promise t. leave he
want his photograph to fall into sssk
hands and should Wathdns 9ut his plan
into eject there will b ssunvtng e.
oover
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
CITY IN BRIEF
(From Fridays Daily.)

Albert Aarovetz OF Brocket was
Business caller in the city yesterday.
Jay Miller left today for Crary after
a short visit in this city.
Ole Borstad of Minnewaukan township
was in the city yesterday afternoon at
tending to business matters.
Andrew Anderson Of Odessa township
was = Devils Lake business caller yes.
terday.
Mrs. 8. w. Stout of Rock Lake was
able to return to her home yesterday
afternoon after having undergone an
operation at tho General hospital.
Mrs. Dingle of Fort Totten was in
the city today shopping and visiting with
friends.
w. II. Holbrook who has been in the
city for the past several weeks looking
Ing after business expects to leave this
evening for bis home N Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. Henry Rutten Of Crazy was a
shopper and visitor in the city yesterday
Mrs stabelton of Crocus was in the
city yesterday shopping and having den.
tai work done.
Roy Garfield Of Cando who has been
in the city for the past several days
visiting with Mrs. Garfield who is i'll at
the General hospital left yesterday for
his home.
Fred Locke was in the city yesterday
from his farm near sweetwater, at
tending to business matters.
H. B. Gardner, representative for the
North Dakota Metal Culvert company
is in the city for a few days this week
looking after the interests of his com
pany.
Miss Clara Peters has returned to he,
work at the and 10 cent store after q
short vacation.
Emil Eich and daughter Miss Doro
thy autoed in from their farm near
Webster yesterday returning home thi.
morning
Mrs Nathan " ert Of Lawton who ha.
been the pleasant guest of her sister
Mrs.. Charles Peterson for the past sew
eral days left yesterday for her home
MIS- Mikkelsoa was in from the Mix
kelson farm near Garske Yesterday ant
today for short visit with friends.
Harold Connolly and Jay Miller 70
turned last evening from Fargo wher
they have been taking the pharmacy ex
aminations. Both young gentlemen wer
fortunae in passing. these examination
and are now full fedged druggists.
J. A. Moran vino has been looking at
ter his EARNING interests near War.
wick returned from there last night.
DR.. ). A. Wldlund, DR.. NJ. Lockerby
H. N. Wells and Geo. H. Wilder O.
Grand Forks who have been spendin,
several days hunting at the Duis pas
returned this morning by auto.
Will Moran was In the city for shor
time yesterday from Warwick where h.
IS looking after threshing on his farm
Thomas Rudser who has been vIsitin,
with his father Peter Rudser who ha
been i'll has returned to his home a
Hampden. Mr.. Rudser is reported t,
be improving
Prof. Vernon p. squires Of the stat
university was in the city yesterday
between trains while en- route to Gran
Forks from Cando where on Wednesda;
evening he delivered a very interesting
lecture.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
(From Saturday. Dany.)

Miss Margorie Mills 4eft today for an
over Sunday visit at her home at Toxic.
Miss Elizabeth Kiingel Of Webster wa
in the city today for short time shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Mrs. F. E. White left this afternoon
for an over Sunday visit with friends at
Minot.
Mrs Parry and daughter and Miss
Pillsbury left today for short visit
with friends at Webster.
Rev. Barron left this afternoon for
Doyon where he will hold services to-
morrow.
Miss Lillian Greene arrived today from
Grand Harbor and will visit over Sun.
day with relatives in this city
Miss Emily Cuthbert left today for {
short visit at Crazy at the home Of DR.
and Mrs. Cuthbert.
Father Cory Of Cando was in the city
for short time this afternoon attend.
ing to business matters
T. J. Baird of Lakota was in the city
yesterday and today transacting busl
ness and calling on friends.
Miss Hansen left today for Mohal
where she will visit for several days witt
friends and relatives
Miss Hazel Sloman who is teaching
term of school in Minnewaukan town
ship is in the city today en- route tt
her home at Grand Harbor for an ovel
Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Kelly left this at.
ternoon for Lethbridge, Canada, wher,
they will attend the International Dr.,
Farming Congrsss. Nh. Kelly "a
elected vice president Of the Interna
tional Dry Farming Woman's Congress
at the meeting last year N Colorado ant
she attends the convention at Lethbride,
in that capacity.
Miss Elenore Burke or Chicago arrive,
this morning on No. for few week
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. otto Chiostr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frye.
Bob Moore, who comes to Devils LAX
occasionally and has 80 many friend
here that he is required to spend Sun
day In the city. is here today LOOKING
after business matters and visiting.
Arthur Mclean who has been work
ing at Garske for the past several week
| is in the city for short visit.
Mrs. Case and children are in the cit,
from Cando and are the pleasant guest
for few days this week at the HON,
Of Mrs. W. T. Richards.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

here Saturday and viii make her home
during the winter with her sister Mrs.
E. H. Griffin while attending school in
this city.
Roy Garfield Of Cando autoed to this
city Saturday for short visit with Mrs.
Canfiela who Is i'll at the General hos
pital, and returned yesterday accompan-
led by John Nimmo.
Miss Margorie Mills returned to school
today after visiting over Sunday at her
home at Toxic.
Miss Hazel sloman WIS in the city
this morning, on her return to her school
in Minnewakan township after short
visit at her home in Grand Harbor.
Mrs. Eugene Fenelon returned home
Saturday after attending the Federation
Of womens Clubs at Grand Forks.
i Rev. Bishop James o'Rielly Of Fargo
was in the city Saturday en- route to
Starkweather where he confirmed q
large class yesterday morning in the
Church Of the Assumption, and from
there he went to sweetwater to st.
Peter and Pauls church whore he again
confirmed a large class.
Mrs. A. Nelson left today for Churchs
Ferry where she will visit for several
days with Nr. Nelson.
Father Jerome OF Fort 1otten was in
the city this afternoon for short time
attending to business matters.
Jens Sves left today for Ainot where
he will attend session Of United States
court.
Mrs. Garvey who has been visiting
! with her sister Miss Norton for the
past several days left today for Car.
rington where she will look after her
farm interests and from there she will
go to Chicago where she will make hel
home during toe winter.
Mrs. John Mckay Of Grand Harbor
was in the city today shopping and Wis.
itinng with her daughter Mrs. P. A.
Strand.
Forks for a several days visit with her
sister Miss Eta who is attending the
Wesley Conservatory.
The friends of Miss Mary Garvey
will be interested in hearing that she
is attending the Lady of Providence
Academy in Chicago and that she has
been elected one Of the officers in the
| school literary society. Miss Mary ha.
also been chosen to play in the school
orchestra. This is her first year in at
tendance at school in Chicago and it is
quite an honor for her to receive these
! offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Denoyer of Stark.
weather and Mrs. William, Heinze left
! this morning for Graham's Island where
!, they will spend several DAYS at he Dave
Denoyer home.
Rev. A. R. Cuthbert from Iowa and
Mrs. e. J. Cuthbert who have been
visiting in Crary were n the city the
week end guests Of Miss Emily Cuth.
bert and Attorney F. T. Cuthbert.
3. F. Hall Of Doyon was in the city
on Sunday for short visit with friends
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Wahpeton, Oct q state Enforcement
Officer F. L. Watkins Of Bismarck visit
cd Wahpeton Saturday and closed up u.
vice district securely. putting the re-.
sorts under lock and key.
The inmates Of the resorts were told
to get out Of town and out Of the state.
Mr.. Watkins was armed with warrants
and injunctions issued BY 5udce Allen.
Owing to the absense Of the sheriff the
chief Of police was pressed into service
and they proceeded to the places against
which evidence had been collected and
closed them NJ.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

The first big Taft rally and the meet
ing Of the Taft electors of North Da-
kota will be held at Jamestown tomor-
row, the meeting having first been
scheduled to take place at Wahpeton TO-.
day. Plans for the campaign will be
made under the direction Of Senator
McCumber who has charge OF the Taft
campaign in North Dakota.
Several good bills are booked for the
Grand opera house during the corning
month, the open season taking place
next Saturday night, Oct. 26, when Err
nest Thompson Seton will appear in one
OF his famous lectures under the direc.
ton of the Devils Lake high school.
Other good bills are 1.-THE Balance"
Nov. i, Australian opera company. Nov.
S, and Hallowell Concert company on
Nov. 10.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Mr.. and Miss RaX8tad of Lak0ta ac-
companied by their mother who has
been Ill at the Mercy hospital returned
to their home this morning.
Mrs. Jones of Denver, Colo, who has
beAn visiting at the J. J. Parry home
left for Webster where she will be the
guest of Mrs. r. Jones.
Mrs. II. L Nackey Of Hampden who
has been i'll at the General hospital was
able to leave the hospital today and re-
turned to her home on No. this morn
ing.
Our readers should not forget that
there 10 an exceptionally good show at
the Grand tonight, one well worth the
attendance Of all who have not seen it.
Make 1t a point to go and show your
appreciation of Manager stuarts efforts.
J. T. Anderson Of Hansboro was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Ars. Frank Kuaba Of East 5th ct.
Norman Morrison Of Webster was q
business visitor ii the city yesterday.
Attorney Arthur Netcher Of Grand
Forks 10 the city -oday to attend to
business matters.
Miss Julia Ayhre Of Minnewaukan va.
in the city yesterday shopping and 70,
. short visit with friends.
d. w. Baldwin who has been attend.
ing to business in this city left today
for his home in Grand Forks.
William Plat left yesterday for sew
eral weeks visit at his home In Mime
sofa.
F. w. Powell and H. L. Ransier o,
Cando were business callers in the cit.
yesterday and today.
c.. D. Mills and son were in the cit.
yesterday from Toxic .ttending to bus1
ness matters.
Mrs. Dave Webster Of Webster wa
in the city today shopping and visitin,
with friends.
John Haslam and Tom Page returned
last evening from hunting trip AM
brought back twenty honker geese.
c. L. Read Of Grand f1arbor was
business caller in the city yesterda,
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Rutten of Crazy is in tn
Herman Rutten home.
MISS IIlIle t1OaOley, superintendent O
schools Of Benson county, autoed to thi
city yesterday afternoon accompanied
by her sister.
! w. NJ Holbrook will leave tnis eve
ming on No. for Pasadena after spend
ing several weeks in the city ATTENDING
; to business matters.
M. r. Isham, who sells shirts and In
cidentally is prince Of good fellows I
, spending the day in Devils Lake attend
, ing to business matters.
} Roy stormer the /. H. c. expert VIII
has been in the city attending to bus
] ness matters for tho past several day
! left yesterday for Grand Forks.
Mr.. Hancock auditor for the Pure o.
company arrived in rne city yesterda
i from Minneapolis and is transactinl
, business in the interests Of his company
Hesdames Harris. Reel aud Parker
were among the Cando ladies' who wer
, in the city yesterday afternoon betwee
, trains while en- route home from Gran
!. Forks where they were in attendance a
) the Federation Of women's Clubs. es
Mrs. Silver serumgard returned HON
. last evening from Grand Forks wher
, she attended the Federation as a dele
gate from the Norden Musical club Q
: this city.
) George shively, sheriff of Towne
, county was in the city yesterday for
short visit with his daughter who al