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

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end guests of their sister Mrs. Bruc
Nelson.
Miss Brown of Hansboro was in tn,
city the guest Of Miss Rebecca Lam
bert, while en- route to Bottinea,
where she will teach.
Sanford and Millard Hagen VIII
have been spending the past week a
Toxic hunting, returned home las
evening.
Mrs. Mulloy of Grafton left thi:
afternoon for Minot where She viii
visit with relatives and friends ate,
short visit in the city The guest Of
her sister Mrs. Gagen.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith who have beer
spending the past few weeks at the
Doctors home in Allendale, Ill, are
expected to return today, they hav
ing made the trip by auto.
J. G. Schultz of Chicago is in the
city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Schultz, and looking over the farm
conditions in this section, he being a
large stakeholder in the Illinois Land
Company.
Miss Cassie Slaven who has been
the guest of Mrs. Allie AlcInnes for
the past two weeks leaves this even
ing for her home in Minneapolis. She
will be accompanied by Mrs. McInnes
who vii visit in Minneapolis for a
short time.
The Degree of Honor held their first
meeting of the season last evening. A
short business meeting was first had
after which the ladies went to tho
Colonial Hotel where splendid lunch
con was served. All of the ladies re.
port good time and that their first
meeting was a great success.
Miss Pearl Hagen entertained a few
friends last evening in honor of Miss
Minnie sandberg of Davenport, who
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Fjilseth, The
evening was spent in playing games
after which dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. Miss sandbere
Will leave tomorrow for Fargo where
she will attend school for the winter.
j. H. Harris Of sheyenne was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
Miss Helma solberg of Crazy was a
shopper and visitor in the city today.
Miss Georgia Chambers of Churchs
Ferry was in the city for short visit
today.
Miss Helen Sullivan of 1angdon ar
rived in the city today for an over
Sunday visit with Mrs. F. A. Baker.
Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Herzog were
among the Grand Harbor visitors in
the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Grady who has been
spending the past week at the Gum
farm' returned to this city yesterday.
Joe Jilek has been attending to
business matters in Lakota for the
past few days.
Bert schielle of Crazy was operat-
ed on for appendicitis, at the Mercy
hospital yesterday.
James Dacey of Churchs Ferry was
transacting business here Yesterday
and today.
Miss Cuthbert left today for Crary
where she will visit over Sunday with
DR.. and Mrs. Cuthbert.
Mrs. Diehl of Egeland returned to
her home today afte~ several davs
visit in this city with friends.
Miss Alice Cardigan has accented q
position at the "Five and Ten Cent
store,' and began work today.
The Fred Degendorfer family are
from third street to the Burko
residence on Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. P. Desmond of This
city were guests at Rolla this week
enjoying hunting outing. .-
The second section of the Presbv-
terrain Ladies Aid wish to thank Mrs.
Hamilton and MI. Jenner and all
those who assisted toward making the
concert and recital such great sue
cess.
Mrs. Mary Hogan and Miss Eliza
beth Hogan Of Davenport, Iowa, who
nave been in the city for the last
few weeks visiting with their son and
brother, Mr.. Frank Hogan, left yes
terday for Breckenridge, MINI. where
they will visit with friends for soma
time.
J. Pierce Wolfe, adjuster for the
Security Insurance company represent
cd by the Powell Agency, yesterday
paid in full the cyclone loss on the
Cleveland township Lutheran church,
and Ed Olson granary, the former loss
aggregating $25oo-only five days af.
ter the cyclone.
Inc Security Insurance Company of
Powell's agency beat his old time re.
cord in full settlement yesterday Of
'ne cyclone destruction five days pre-.
vlous OF the Cleveland township Luth.
eran church, and large granary of Ed
Olson. The church trustees were paid