Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-29

astounding sacrifice bargains that il
has been our pleasure to advertise
Shoes galore were unpacked by Mr.
llaslam today and when the Store OF
Quality opens in the morning there
will be nothing left undonc to provide
surprise for tho people of Devils
Lake. 1t is the real stuff that Mr.
Haslam has brought to this city. II
is not shop worn stock, but buncl
of goods that is fresh from the whole
salcr. How he can offer such bargain.
is the story that only John can tell
hut he is keeping quiet and is going te
let the bargains speak for themselves
The White Way in Devils Lrkc is
the project that is now under way, q
petition being circulated among the
business concerns where the new light
ing system is to be established In
many places the project hns mot with
favor, while in others merchants arc
opposed to it. The objections may be
overcome and the White Way install
led. A good light in Devils Lake
would be n wonderful asset and il ii
could be obtained at nominal rate
would put this city i'll a class with Grand
Forks, where the White Way has been
one Of the great features.
H. j. Botz Of Cando came down this
afternoon and remained between
trains. visiting his cousin. Frank Kus.
ha Mr. Eotx came cwn !, secure some
help for his farm and was successful
in finding them at the employment
agency.
Lake Regionites have taken to the
diamond fad, according to Herman
Hucsgen, the leading icweler. who stat
ed today that he had sold more dia.
monds since January LIST than he has
ever sold before, the high quality OF
precious stones which Mr.. Hucsgen has
been able to secure is responsible for
this increased trade. which also shows
that the financial standing of the Sec
ton during the past couple Of months
has been excellent. Mr.. Hnesgen re.
Gently furnished the diamonds which
The World purchased for its circulation
campaign and those who received the
precious stones were more than salts.
fed with their awards.
\ very pleasant social event occur.
red at the elegant farm home Ut Mr.
aud Mrs. Halvor Thoc. near Keith, on
Tuesday evening of this week. 1t was
in the form of complete and in every
way successful surprise. perpetrateI OIL
their daughter, Miss Alta, who for
more than year has been assistant
cashier in the State Bank of Perth. and
who is now enjoying vacation at he,
home. On behalf of the guests. Mr.
Socrates Christopherson acted as
spokesman, and in few very appro
pirate remarks presented Miss Alta
with beautiful solid gold bracelet
as a gentle reminder of the occasion
The evening was most enjoyahly spen,
the chief amusements being music anG
dancing. =
A delicious lunch was served at mid
night.
Those present were: Misses Laur:
and Hattie Perkins. Luella Olson. Til
lie Anderson. Lottie Bake. Hilda ant
Julia Newhouse, Alta. Rosemond ant
Gladys Thoe. Cornelius Solherg. Mrs
4. c. Ellingson, Mrs. Nelse Olson. Mrs
G. P. Gunderson and Mrs Thoe
Messrs. Simon Mahoney. Socrates ant
Phillip Christopherson. Lewis .Ander
son. Everett Maxwell. William and Er
vim Newhouse, Thomas Olson, Hjalme
and Carl Stenseth, Sam. Elmer. Henri,
and Lawrence Thoe. A. c. Ellingson
G. P. Gunderson and Halvor Thoe. an,
Masters Francis Gunderson and Dono
van Ellingson.