Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

: kavis Rubin left today or the twin
cities where he will purchase new
stock of goods and fixtures for mis-
new store which he is building on Eas>
First street.
The John Wallace Dray Office has
been moved from the Devils Lake Ice
Cream Factory to the Milton Daeley
/. store on Kelly avenue.
George Mclean Of Gilmore was a
!, visitor in the city last night, spend
ing the evening visiting with his
brother John.
Miss Thomson of Grand Harbor was
in the city today for s:hor. visit with
friends.
Bert Moran left today for Lakota
where he will look after business
matters.
i Mrs. Anderson of the Charles The
tire successfully underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis this afternoon.
/ Miss Hanna 1ngstrom of Leeds ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend several weeks here.
Miss Myrtle Weeden of Hansboro
was in tn city today shopping and
visiting with friends.
Miss Thelma Wuest of Webster was
a Devils Lake shopper and visitor be-
tween trains today.
w. 7. Henzie left today for Kramer
accompanied by Ray Bedford where
they will look after business matters
for the Huber machine company.
Arthur Mclean who has been spend
ing the past few days visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs Rother of Perth returned
home yesterday afternoon.
F. T. Cuthbert returned home last
evening from Rugby where he has
been attending to legal business.
Mrs. Quinn and children who have
been visiting with relatives in this
city for the past few days returned
to their home today.
A large number of Indian children
were in the city today en- route to
Fort Totten from different parts of
the Turtle Mountains.
Mrs. o. R. Anderson was operated
upon at the Mercy hospital today, for
appendicitis, and is reported to be
getting along quite nicely.
Mrs. A. G. Olson Of this city receiv-
ed message yesterday afternoon tell
ing her of the death of her mother
who lives at Duluth, MINI. Mrs. o.
son left last night for that city.
Miss Vivian Walker Of Minneapolis
who has been spending the past two
weeks in this city guest at the W. G.
Fosburg home left today for Webster
where she will visit.
The Devils Lake lodge of Elks will
meet in regular session next Saturday
evening.
Miss Dewitt, field secretary of the
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the Methodist church who spent Sun
day in this city a guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. Wallace, and who also gave a
very interesting talk in the church
Sunday evening, eft today for Churchs
Ferry.
VIM. Moran returned from Hamar
today where he has been looking after
his farm interests for the past few
days.
Frank Honnett Of Webster yesterday
sold $50 acres of land near that place
to Lukas de Beers, for consideration
OF $40 an acre. This is another case
Of the good prices that Ramsey coun-
ty farmers are able to procure for
their land in this section.
Ray Powell and Ralph Farquerson
of Cando were in the city yesterday
between train for a short visit with
friends while en- route to school. Ray
Powell will attend the state agricul-
tural college while M. Farquerson will
= to Chicago where he will attend
d veterinarian college.
According to those who were there.
one of the best shows Of the season is
on at the Grand Opera House. Man
ager Stewart is doing his utmost to
give our citizens g cd vaudeville, and
it looks as though his efforts were
beginning be appreciated.
Miss Margorie Walrath entertained
number OF her friends last evening
at six O'Clock dinner, the occasion
being her fifteenth birthday. The re-
mainder Of the evening 'fter the din
ner was spent in playing trum dunn.
The invited guests were Misses Fannie
Elmslie, Marion Nimmo, Edith Whit.
cof, Helen Horn, Jessie Henley and
Messrs. William Elmslie, Vincent Fen
elon, Arthur Powell, Thomas Huesgen.
Fred Mann and Howard and Everett
Duell.
Great interest was manifest in the
mystery in motion pictures entitled
"The Glass Cofin' which was pre-
sented at the Charles last night. The
picture thoroughly explained all and
served as change from the realistic
in the motion picture line. The var
iety the Charles is offering is deserv-
ing Of the patronage accorded the
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