Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-30

the provision that saves them from
the necessity of the Get.
Mr.. A. A. Walvatne is business
visitor from Tolna today.
Mrs. Geo. Miller and sister of Penn
who have been visiting at the Tony
Holt residence returned home today.
Mrs. Peter Traynor is visitor
from starkweather today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Flint returned
from a visit in Cando at the home
of Mrs. Flint's mother, Mrs. J. A.
Mahood.
Mrs. Anterior who underwent an
operation at Mercy hospital the morn
ing is reported to be doing nicely.
Mrs. Henry Mollier who has been
visiting here at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Hodson, left today for
Leeds.
Mrs. Rapp and two daughters came
in today on No. and will visit with
the D. J. Rapp family. From here
they will 60 to Petersburg where the
Misses Rapp have accepted schools for
the coming year.
Tonight and tomorrow night the
pictures OF the babies winning prizes
at the Charles Theatre baby show will
be thrown on the screen. The pictures
are in a sealed box at the Ramsey
Drug Co., and will be opened by the
theatre management at the first show
tonight at 1880. Be there and pick
out your babies.
One of the World reporters called
on ]. J. Samson, who is ill at Edin-
burg yesterday. Mr.. Samson is still
confined to his bed hut is cheerful
and courageous and expects to be out
and around again in short time. He
asked to be remembered to his many
Devils Lake friends and promised to
be back and at work just as soon as
the doctor thinks him able to do so.
| Miss Lena Reney and Miss Anna
Lavoie Of Manchester, N. a., who
have been guests Of Miss Reney' IS
cousin, Mrs. Robert g. spriggs Of
} North Fifth street, for several days
left this morning for Devils Lake
where they will be guests Of Miss La.
votes aunt. Mrs. W. H. Bell until the
latter leBt Of the week. The young
ladies will complete their visit here
next week and then return east by
way Of Winnipeg.-Grand Forks
Times.
Mr.. Floyd Lours Of Crary was {
visitor in the city yesterday. Mr.
Lours is the son Of the late Mr.. Lour!
! president of the Crazy bank. Floyd
is very bright and promising youn!
man and is planning on entering tn
university Of Wisconsin, the latte
!, part Of September.
Miss Grace Brightbill Of Cando i
i in the city today. She is just return
ing from three months trip and visi
). with relatives on the Eastern coast
n Miss Brightbill reports a most exec
. lent time but is glad to get back t
North Dakota again.
q One Of the leading matters to com
r before the International fire depart
5 ment convention is to have all door
to large buildings of three stories 0
y more, open out. The Iroquois dis
e aster in Chicago was attributed t
} this neglect, and today building afte
$ building is being erected with littl
e regards as to how the doors open. d.
& wills Lake has few buildings tina
n fail in this respect and more thoroug
b regard for the safety of the peopl
n within the walls Of such building
. should be taken into consideration
:. Last night, as at the previous re
productions Of the Chicago land sho,
/ the Charles Theatre gave three show
) to capacity houses. Business men an
n clergymen are liberal in their prais
!, of the entertainment and lay especis
stress upon the educational value O
!, the "Back to the Soil" pictures Tn
e harvesting film was the clearest pit
ture ever seen in Devils Lake. Thi
e firm was shown for the first lime i
;, the Charles Theatre and speaks high
~ for the progressiveness of tn
a management. The Farming with Dy
h Mantle film showed several remark
: able explosions.
+ DR.. Anna B. Shortridge' departur
d for Spokane, Wash, where she intend
to make her future home is hear,
i with regret by her many friends. d.
J. shortridge, the wife of the late Gov
: ernor Shortridge, has made Devil
+ Lake her home for the past twelv
q years and has been an active worke
in everything pertaining to the bet
i terment and advancement of our city
: AS we'll as having been a woman O
t prominence in Devils Lake DR.. Short
S ridge has taken leading part il