Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

The Shakespeare club will meet next
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John F. Cowan. The subject will be
household economics
Jack Nimmo returned this after
noon to his home at Cando after visit.
ing here short time with his mother
and brother and sister.
Miss Irene Olson returned today to
her home at Cando, after spending the
night with friends here and attending
the Commercial club dance.
F. I. Fox was out on tho street to-
day for the first time in several days.
He has been laid up with slight at
tack Of the grippe.
The pupils of the high school held
dance last night in the parlors of the
Sevilla. Good music and fine time
was enjoyed.
Editor F. X. Kirsch and wife came
up from Warwick last night to attend
the social functions and visit with
friends.
Miss Gwendolyn Goozec returned 10
her home at Webster today after a
short visit in the city, the guest of
Miss Cora Sparks.
The Grand theatre was again the
popular amusement place last night.
The musical attraction seems to be
about the best that has over been here.
They make their last appearance here
tonight.
The Gun club will hold meeting
at Dawson pool hool tomorrow morn
ing at which time the election Of Off
GERS will take place.. Much interest is
being shown in the target practice and
plans will be made for the coming
summer season.
M. S. Hagen has just completed AMI
presented to his son, Sanford Hagen
fine gun cabinet made of quarter
sawed oak The cabinet is fine piece
of workmanship and will make valu-
able addition to Sanford's hunting
equipment. The work was done during
his spare hours.
A curiosity to strangers in one of the
local stores today was a squaw "hit-
ting the pipe" The article used was
a home made pipe and the enjoyment
she derived from the pleasure would
make a man around the freside envi.
Gus.
P. Sorenson was an arrival last night
from Garske.
f. Lewis came over from Fort Tot
ten yesterday.
John stinde of Garske is spending
the day here.
H. w. Copley Of Rock Lake, is in
the city on business.
W. =. Hayden of Lansford is here to-
day transacting business.
Carl Berg and Joseph Lagna are in
the city today from Minot.
Thos. Foley Of Bartlett was a gucst
in the city over last night. =.
H. E. Thompson is here spending
the day. His home is at Thorson.
N. B. Jennings is in the city today
from Casselton. He arrived last nj .ht
Peter Sorenson Of Webster is in the
city today attending to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. NJ. A. Calvin, Of Morris, Min
nesota was an arrival in the city to
day.
R. L. Lean of Rock Lake, went thru
here today on his way to visit his ia
:brr at Cando.
" A. Hebron, q prominent tlt2e,
of Munich, arrived in the city las;
night for short business visit. g..
Harry Hinck is in the city for 6
few days attending to business mat
tiers. He will return tomorrow.
Miss Rose Murphy who has beer
: visiting at Grand Forks returned t.
Devils Lake Thursday evening.
: T. Clark and wife of Brandon, Man:
toba, were over night visitors here
while en- route to eastern points.
} E. F. Rees leaves tomorrow morning
for Fargo, Bismarck and New England
where he has business to transact.
w. D. Haule of Cando, passed thr,
the city yesterday On his way to Minis
sofa for visit with his relatives.
Frank Chard, cashier Of the Stat,
Bank at Rolla, was in the city yoster
day for a short time visiting his
J friends. He was on his way to Ho
} Springs, Colorado, where he will speni
| some time taking outside rccreatio,
and 81 ending his vacation in warm
er climate.
The funeral of the infant daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mieske, was helt
this morning at their residence >,
} Sixth street. Interment was mad
in the Devils Lake cemetery. A larg'
number Of friends were present al
the services held in the home.
; There will be Sunday school tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock at the St
; Peters Lutheran church. These serv
: ices will be held in the basement y,
the library building and a cordial IN
: vitation is extended to all to attend
The services will be in English Ian
guage in the evening at 1880 Rev. A
) Kollmorgen, pastor.
E. F. Reese yesterday shipped wei
drill which ha has had hara fo Poail.