Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
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(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Howard Page Of Grand Forks is
visiting in the city.
o. J. Doe Of Crary, was here yester.
day.
E. D. Kirk Of Minot was in the city
yesterday.
Jess Naxson is contemplating trip
to California in the near future.
Fred Traynor has purchased an R.
II. C. automobile
Louis Glerum is here from Colorado
visiting his parents.
Dr.. w. E. Hooking is at Fargo look.
ing after business matters.
Bank Examiner John Valley Of
Grand FORKS, was in the city yester-
day. y
Miss Edith Belcher is visiting at
Fort Totten. IL
Mrs. N. E. Little is q visitor in the
city from Wolford.
Miss Clara Thompson Of Bagley,
MINI, who has been visiting in the
city has returned home.
Miss Stafford Of Minot was an arriv.
al in the city yesterday for q visit at
the Bauer home.
Mrs. A. E. 5ogswell is contemplating
trip to Kentucky leaving the city
about August i.
Miss Clara Nelson who has been
visiting At Grand Harbor, with 1ela-
tives, has returned to her Wisconsin
home. :
The Ruhberg household at Chau-
auqua has been rather hampered lately
due to sickness, but Mrs. Ruhberg has
entirely recovered from her Illness and
--as' able to be out today, while Noel
Ruhberg is improving rapidly and will
soon be wen. ~
Another performance Of the South
ern type is billed for the Grand opera
house on July II, ''Lena Rivers'' be-
ing the title of the attfaction to be
put on here BY the Brandon amuse-
ment company Of talenteH Wrists.
The Norden chorus Of this city will
leave by train No. 2 tomoifow even
ing for Fargo, where Friday they will
join tn egtand chorus Of 1900 voices
in what promises to be the greetest
sangerfest ever held il North Dakota.
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The entire chorus vii g. to the gate
ty,sM,hile many others interested in
the Norwegian festivities now on at
Fargo, will join the throng.. :.
Probably the neatest and best ar
ranged law o1aees IL Devils Lake will
be those which AlttogneysF T. Cnth-
bert and Ray smyth having re-
modelled for their convenieneeI in the
Locke block. The quarters are large
and wen lighted and VIII be furnished
in tip top shape The large increase
in business makes 1t necessary for the
popular attorneys IS move into more
commodious quarters. -.
F. =. Corson, the new light magnate,
for that is tie name that has been ap;
piled to him since his success at sc:
curing q franchise in Devils Lake, de;
parted loday on Nc. &, for Fargo to
complete arrangements foF the estao'
lishment Of the new plant here. Mr..
Corson Is one Of the pleasing members
Of the new company and it ne is .
sample of the rest Of the firm there is
no question but wh Devils Lake
light. and water consumers and tele'
phone exchangers will pc wen cared
for,> M. oofeon Is especially nselss''
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