Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
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Mrs Davis left today for starkweathc,
where she will look after her farm in.
terests and visit with relatives for 8
short time.
Miss Lillian Jack left today for a short
visit at her home at the Narrows.
Mrs. Baker left today for Warwick
where she will spend several days.
w. H. Plat who has been transacttnr
business at Pleasant Lake for the pas,
several days returned to this city yes.
terday.
Miss Ethel McCrae Of LeecA was III thu
city the over Sunday guest Of Misses
Ruby and Laura Henley. en-
w. S. Garcelon of Grand Forks was III
the city today for a short time while
en- route to st. John where he will at
tend to business matters.
o. T. Smons Of Bartlett was in the
city yesterday and today attending t.
business matters.
William Burke of Grand Forks arrived
in the city yesterday and will spend sew.
eral days in this section hunting. h
Mr. Rudser is reported to be very Ii
recovery. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Magoris of Tol
ma were shoppers and visitors in the
city today.
Mrs. Kettwig of Webster was in the
city Saturday en- route to her old home
in O'Dell, ILL.,, where she Will visit witt
relatives and friends for several weeks.
Mrs. Glen Lycan returned today from
Rock Lake where she visiteu over Sun
day the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. See.
Mrs. Erickson of Churchs Ferry was ir
the city yesterday for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Reese Of Rolla arrived Saturday
and will be the pleasant guest Of Mrs
Conrad for few days this week.
Ed Olson left Saturday for Maza where
he will spend several daystransacting
business.
Edwin Knutson of Leeds was in the
city yesterday lor a snort visit with
friends.
Louie and William Gunnerud of Mime
waukan were in the city Saturday at.
tending to business matters and calling
on friends.
Miss Elma Wren and Mrs. Johnson Of
Pekin were over Sunday visitors in this
city. n
Charles Barnstable Of Grand Forks is
in the city today attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Montgomery have
moved in from Chautauqua
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar La Rue are the
proud parents of a baby girl born al
ChautauQua yesterday.
J. A. Shannon returned from Warwick
matters.
J. NJ. Thompson arrived yesterday from
business trip to Fargo.
Mrs. Carl Nelson Of Cando was in the
city today en- route to her home after
visiting for several weeks in Minnesota.
Master John Holberg of Leeds arrived
in the city today and will be the guest
Of Mrs. Albert Nelson. while his mother
Mrs. ]. o. Holberg is in attendance al
the Federation of Women's clubs at
Grand Forks. -
Tom Burke, the Republican candidate
for states attorney Of Benson county was
in the 'ity today from Minnewaukan at
tending to legal business.
Mrs. George Miller and baby Of Penn
who have been visiting with friends in
this city for the past few days returned
to their home today.
w. A. Smith, general freight agent fol
the Great Northern was in the city today
attending to business in the interests OF
the company.
Mrs. Don Peterson Of Cando was in the
city today between trains to meet Mr.
Peterson who is on his return home from
Bismarck where he was in attendance al
the Industrial Exposition. Mr.. Peterson
was one of the members Of the band al
that place.
Mesdames c.. J. Lord, Hunter, Harris
and McCune were among the Cando la.
dies in the city today between trains
while enroute to Grand Forks where the,
will attend the State Federation of We
mems clubs.
P. R. Flint left today for Wolford t.
transact business matters.
Mrs. I. Glerum returned on saturda,
from Knox where she visited for sew
eral days the guest of Mrs H. L. Uge.
land.
Mrs. Cuthbert returned today from
Crary where she has been visiting 70,
'" past several days.
Miss Mabel Nelson Of Egeland under
went an operation for appendicitis thf,
morning.
The high school pupils are busy dis
posing Of tickets to the Ernest Thomp
son Seton lecture which will take plac,
here October g.
William Cavers was here today from
Churchs Ferry attending to business mat
tiers.
Harry Plymatt and ]. P. Desmond re
turned this morning from hunting out
ing at the Gordon pass.
Mrs. John Daeley will leave this avo
ming on No. 2 for California where sh,
will visit during the winter with relative
Mrs. Daeley will stop OF in Minnaapolt
for short visit with her son, Dan, VIII,
Is attending the University in that city
Mr.. Harrison Of Duluth is in the city at
} tending to business matters and calm,
on friends.
Miss Marjorie Mills returned todav fror
Toxic after spending Sunday at her HON
Joseph Rubelchke Of Crary was in
city yesterday visiting with friends.
Miss Hazel sloman VINO IS teachin,
school at Keith was in the city for Al
over Sunday visit with friends.
Miss Kate McIsaac has accepted M
sition as bookkeeper at the Haig &
Nimmo store.
Irwin Thompson formerly a clerk /
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