Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

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family will reside during the summer
months.
Howard Duell is a visitor at the
Powell cottage for few days.
Mrs. Horn of the Sevilla has been
confined to her apartments for the last
couple Of days due to illness.
Mr.. Toilette Of Fargo, who has been
visiting his brother, Dr.. Toilette in this
city, was at Rugby yesterday, return
ing here today.
w. D. Mcintyre who is the agent for
the Minneapolis Fire & Marine Insur-
ance company, is spending the day in
the city. @ 80.
Louis Goldberg, son Of J. Goldberg,
was an arrival from St. Paul to spend
several weeks visiting at the home Of
his father.
F F Hunt returned from Cando,
where he has beer attending to legal
business. ~,
Fred Harlm, the aviator, who was
hurt at Plentywood, Mont, last week.
is resting easier at St. Michael's hos
pital. His shoulder is in bad shape
and it may be some time before he
leaves the hospital. If he is unable
to fly at Devils Lake, Manager Ken
worthy Of the aviation firm has anoth-
er aviator to fill the date.-Grand
Forks Times.
Bernt Anderson of Churchs Ferry,
probably better known now as Repre-
sentative Bernt Anderson since he has
served the people of Ramsey county
before and may again, having recently
been nominated at the primaries, is in
the city today. Bernt insists that he
will support the Republican ticket
from top to bottom.
Miss Cecil Horn who makes her
home at Maza, but who spent the past
year in Devils Lake and was member
Of the O'Callaghan cast in the Noun
tain Climber, has returned to Devils
Lake to take part in, the production to
be given at the Chautauqua auditorium
tomorrow Wednesday, evening.
According to Lieutenant Tony Holt,
who was seen this morning by the
World man, there has been no orders
given as to the encampment further
than were announced in the World two
weeks ago when the Adjutant General
stated that the grounds might be pre-
pared here in the event he en-
ment taking place at Camp Burke, in
stead Of Sparta, Wis.
Ole Nesseth Of Crary, is in the city
today attending to business matters
and incidentally trying to square him
self for the delay in the election re-
turns from Stevens township which he
says was not due to the fact that a
double wedding occurred at his place,
but rather heavy roads, due to the
rain made it impossible to arrive in
time with the election returns.
Rev. A. G. Barron leaves today for
Bottineau, where he will attend the
district meeting Of the Lutheran
church, in session in that city from the
9th to the 18th, inclusive.
F. F. G. Tenney, advertising man.
ager for the Times-Record, at Valley
City, was in town yesterday, calling on
friends and looking after business mat.
tiers.
Mrs. Lander, the popular prophet
ress OF the Opera CAFE, in this city
has departed for Valley City, wher, il
is understood she is interested in The
purchase Of hotel. Mrs. Liander is
business woman Of the first orde,
and should make success Of the hote,
business should she decide upon the
| venture.
Van GLADDEN. of Grand Forks, rep
resenting the Times-He1ald Publishing
company is in the city today attend
ing to business matters. Van is one
OF the best newspaper business mer
in the tate snd finds subscription get
ting snap especially when employed
on the best papers in the state.
Many people on the Chautauqus
grounds were interested yesterday il
the swimming contest which took place
between four Of the young women o,
the city. Mrs. Jones, Misses Ruth
Bean, Vallie Thorson and Evangelin,
Dahl, who were rowed across the lals
and swan back. Miss Bean coming
in in the lead, making the trip i,
about As minutes. Mr.. Harrison, tn,
photographer, followed the swimmer
in row boat and took many inter
esting pictures Of them.
Sister Mary Joseph, Sister Camille
Sister Mary Theresa, and Mr.. O'Con
nor Of New York, q brother Of Siste
Mary Theresa's were visitors at Chau
tauqua and at Fort Tottsn yester.
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