Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
(From Saturday q Daryl

the city for several days visit with he
mother Mrs. P. Manseau.
Mrs F. N. Maurer of Starkweathe
was a shopper and visitor in the cit
between trains yesterday.
< Verben Halvorson of Norway TOWNSHIP
was in the city yesterday attending t
business matters. o..
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Kline Of PEN
were shoppers and visitors in the cit.
yesterday afternoon
The J. NJ. Thompson family have move'
spending the summer at ChautauQua.
Miss Alice Daeley returned to Dun
seth today after u short visit at he
home
Miss Elizabeth Klingel of Cato town
ship was in the city today shopping an
for a short visit with friends.
Axel Egeland of Bisbee was in TIN
city yesterday and today attending t
business matters.
The Misses Bailor Of Norway township
were shoppers in the city yesterday at
ternoon.
Miss Ruth White who has been t.!
pleasant guest of Mrs. Grafton for tn
past few days left yesterday for he
home at Bartlett.
J. NJ. Thompson left yesterday for Far
go and Ada, Mimi, where he will attent
to business matters for a few days thi
week.
Mrs. Neal who has been spending tn
past few weeks visiting at her home II
Minnesota arrived yesterday for scv
eral days visit with Mrs. Edwin KIM
before leaving for Montana where sh
will join Mr.. Neal and they will maxi
their home for the winter.
s. o. Bidne cashier of the Oberon banl
was a caller in this city yesterday.
Mr.. vlmstad and son Of Warwick We
in the city today looking after business
matters and calling IN friends.
Miss Anna Rushfeldt of Webster wa
in the city today for short visit will
friends.
Mrs. Bartheld of Starkweather was II
the city today the pleasant guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bosworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones Of Webste
were in the city today shopping and Wis
iting with friends.
T. P. DIN of the Narrows was in thu
city yesterday afternoon -or a short bus
ness visit.
Mrs. J. ". Chance of Webster was {
Devils Lake shopper and visitor yester
day afternoon.
B. L. Gilbert Of Warwick was in tn
city yesterday and today transactinl
business matters.
]. L. Bankton who has been looking
after business matters at Webster TO
the past few. days returned yesterday.
Mrs. John Wallace is confined to he
home for few days on account O
illness.
Miss Hazel Davi is in from Chautau
qua for a several days visit the guest o
Miss Mae Sneesby.
Miss Gladys Russell who is teachin,
at Webster this year was in the city to
day for a short visit with her siters.
D. w. Baldwin Of Grand Forks return
ed to that city last evening after attend
ing to business matters here for tn
past several days.
Mr.. Kranz, general salesman for tn
Carson, Pirre Scott and Co., Of Chicag
was in the city today attending to bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Tony Holt who has been visiting
at Penn returned home today accompan
led by Mrs. George Miller and littl
daughter who will visit in this city TO
several days.
Mrs. Southam of Crary arrived in tn
city today for short visit with friends
Mrs. Harrison of Webster was visit
or in Devils Lake this afternoon.
Mrs. Flagel of Webster was shoppe
in the city today between trains.
Miss Ella Mccarthy left locay for Yorl
where she will visit for short tim
with relatives.
Mrs. Brumett of Perth left today TO
her home after several days visit witt
her mother Mrs. P. Manseau.
Mrs. Moore and daughter Of Webste
were in the city today for short visi
with friends.
Peter Regain OF Webster was in tn
city today attending to business matte
and calling on friends.
The George Mooers family moved u
from Chautauqua yesterday after spend
ing the past several months there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirsch of Warwick VIII
have been in the city visiting left toda,
for their home.
Mrs. Seymore of Grand Forks who ha
been visiting in this city for the pas
few months at the William Reed HON
left today for her home.
The General hospital building is bein
moved today to allow excavation for tn
February /.
A number of high school girls left to
day for Lakota to attend the football
game, they being chaperoned by Mis-
Cary. Those who left were Mary Hen
zie, Helen Horn, Marion Nimmo, Mari
Palmer vallie Thorson, Hope Wailac.
Edna Hanson and Grace Belle Srum
gard.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of tn
Methodist church met yesterday afte,
noon with Mrs. Ohnstad. At this NEE
ing the following officers for the ensu
ing year were elected: Mrs. Avery Johr
son, president; Mrs. T. Stevens. vice pre-
sident; Mrs. Ostrander, secretary; Mr.
T. Turner, recording secretary and Mr.
Kuhn, treasurer. The next meeting wi
be held on October 18th with Mrs. c, I
Wallace.
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