Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16
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Dr.. sihler made trip to Penn this
afternoon.
George Miller of Penn is reported
very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Hoiseth left this af-
ternoon for York.
J. H. swesey of Ardoch was visit
or here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Swan are here
from Westhope.
R. L. Thompson of Churchs Ferry is
here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bail of Penn were Wis
itors in the city today.
A. F. Moravetz of Brocket was in the
city yesterday transacting business.
A. Dion of Grand Harbor was in the
city this morning visiting his many
friends.
Mrs. Thos. Morgan is in the city
from Starkweather making weekend
visit with her brother, J. 9. Adams.
h. B. Hyghum of Tolna arrived this
afternoon and will spend Sunday with
friends here.
Miss Thuresa Arnold left this morn
ing for Leeds where she will visit with
friends for short time.
R. F. Hunt. newly connected with the
Middaugh law Offices, left yesterday for
Cando where he is looking after legal
business for the firm.
E. W. Gilbertson took the train this
morning for Crazy where he went to
transact business in connection with his
undertaking department.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 81. Miller of Penn
were in the city yesterday attending to
some shopping. Mr.. Miller is proprie.
tor of one of the stores there.
Miss Lenore Thompson arrived home
this afternoon from Northwood where
she is teaching school and will spend
Sunday with her parents here.
T. J. Clifford, cashier of the, Rollette
County bank at St. John, returned
home yesterday after spending a few
days in this city talking business with
local bankers.
Thos. Osborne, very prominent far,
mer living five miles south of Crazy
died yesterday after a serious illness
He was one of the best known men in
the county.
J. M. Best Of Minneapolis. one Of the
500 men, is in the city looking after
the interests of the prospective road
which they will start building here il
the near future.
E. W. Wilson, president of the North
Dakota Improvement company, is in the
city today comforting with local mem
bers Of the firm and visiting with his
brother, j. B. Wilson, manager of the
Sevilla.
Miss Adele Thompson is expected
home tomorrow from Valley City where
she is attending the state normal
school. She will remain home for a
few days before returning to he,
school duties.
Miss Blanche Elmslie returned this
afternoon from Cando where she is
teaching school, Her work is at the
Gibbons school about four miles from
Cando and she is staying at the hons
Of Senator A. 8. Gibbons Of Towne,
county. She will remain over Sunday
Last night was one Of the larges!
practices that have been held for the
Queen Zephra show so far and there
were quite number Of spectators. The
ametuers went through their work we'll
Mr.. Booth, the manager, informed the
visitors this would be the last rehearsal
where spectators would be allowed and
after this everything will be absolutely
private.
The Happy Benedicts entertained the
Merry Widows last night at the Sevilla
hotel parlors with a formal dancing
party. There was a large crowd pres
ent in recognition of the invitations
issued, who enjoyed the evening in
tripping the light fantastic. A fine
luncheon was provided by the gentle
men.
A society event of much import was
the gathering of the ladies at the par.
lors of the hotel Sevilla yesterday in
answer to invitations extended by a
quartette Of hostesses, composed of
Mesdames Jack Desmond, Frank Hy
land, T. A. Haslam and A. Greenburg
The affair was a one o'clock luncheon
followed by an afternoon spent at
cards. The parlor was prettily decorat
ed in prolific confusion Of pink and
white, arranged as only the artistic
touch of a feminine hand could place
them. Music was furnished by Messrs
Earl Duell and Eddie Larson. There
were a large number of guests present
who enjoyed the affair and pronounced
the ladies delightful entertainers.
The state BARRIERS examiners board
finished their work here last night and
examined in all IA candidates, some Of
these being from other states. The of.
fcers of the board for next year will
be as follows: President, A. N. Eek.
Ter, Of Minot, who succeeds himself;
Secretary, Edward Richardson of Dew
lis Lake, who is also serving another
term, and Treasurer, John G. Dolan Of
Bismarck. who takes the place Of C. c.
Elsbury of st. John, the present incum-
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