Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-30
CITY IN Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

(4IOm wednesday Oal1ysJ
Mary Dion Of Grand Harbor is
spending few days in town.
Tom slutz came in last night from
a weeks business trip in Northern
Miss Smith of Grand Forks is a
house guest of Miss Emma Riorden
for few days.
Attorney Plymat of Rolla is in the
city today attending to business mat
tiers and visiting with friends.
Dr.. Drew formerly of Crazy will op-
en- offices in the Mann block in this
city.
Miss Katie Norton who has been
here visiting her sister Miss Mary E.
Norton, left yesterday for her home
at Chicago.
Miss Stanek arrived from Minnea-
polls and has accepted position at
the Prete millinery shop.
The Misses Riorden will entertain
about twenty Of their friends this
evening at a Rum-Dum party.
Jack Nimmo is visiting for a short
time with his family in this city.
Charles Bekken returned last night
from Brainerd, MINI.
George Belford Of Morris township
was visitor in Devils Lake yester-
day.
Anna Grady is home after visit
Of two weeks with relatives and
friends in Williston.
Frank Morrow returned yesterday
from his vacation which he spent in
the twin cities.
Miss Lottie Riley is in the city to.
day visiting with relatives and friends
on her return from Minneapolis, en-
route to her home at Churchs Ferry.
| Mr.. Fauchald who has been having
charge of the Ten Cent store, while
Mr.. Morrow was on his eastern trip,
returned to his home in Minot.
Mrs. W. sommerville leaves for he1
home in Havre today. She was an
over night guest here, stopping off OF
her way from GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Stanley Of Cando returned t.
her home today. She came as far a.
Devils Lake with her son and daugh
ter, who left on No. l last evening
for various points in Montana.
Miss Gertrude Currie left this morn
ing for Devils Lake where she will
spend couple Of weeks visiting will
friends and relatives.-Grand Forks
Times.
! J. W. Rubin Of Porterfeld, Indiana
is taking the professional certifcat
examination, he being the only appl
cant. The examinations are bein!
held. under the direction of Prof. Hais
Elmer T. Thune and Anna Hartma
were married this morning at
o'clock at St. Joseph's Catholi
church. The young. people were bot
well known in Penn, which IS thei
home. They leave today for Washing
ton on an extended honeymoon trip.
Joe Reynolds who was engaged b
Manager Stewart Of the Grand mad
his first appearance last night in De
wills Lake and made a big hit. Hi
act is one that is not tiresome, as
gives you mixture of singing, tall
ing and dancing. His impersonatio
of German giving political speec
is something never before heard /
Devils Lake and if you want to hav
a good laugh come out and hear M,
Reynolds.
Mrs. Blessum returned from a bus
ness and pleasure trip to Grand Fork.
Miss Tracy of Grand Forks is i
the city as the guest of her cousin
Miss Mary Tracy.
MIS-. Reading and daughter, Clara
are down from Penn, spending til
day.
, A little fire was necessary to tax
the chill of the room this morning
according to the Early risers.
The fact that person was ever
candidate for any Office even thong
defeated must be source of salts
faction, judging from the number o
political sore heads advocating thir
party state ticket.
Did that interview between Pres!
dent Nicholas Murray Butler of &c
lumbia and Emperor William of &c,
many include frank Interchange o
private opinions concerning a certail
word about three years agoq
1t was very foolish for that Phila
delphian to resign from council be
cause he was an ex-convict. He ough
to have remained to help soma of hi
fellow statesmen to go behind prisol
bars if they lid anything sufficient,
naughty. ~
Mrs. o. P. Belmont now ha.
"Votes for Women" printed acros
the face Of her personal checks bu
1t rs not probable that any person
getting them will save them as me
mentos or curios and neglect to hav
them cashed.
D. D. Sullivan. optical snecfalist. n