Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

the city today shopping and visiting
with friends. @ 9b5 Il.
E. F. Reese left this morning for
Havre and Missoula, Mont, whore he
will transact business.
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Jones drove
to Chautauqua yesterday and were the
guests Of Mrs. Geo. Elmslie.
| A large number Of Chautauqua PEG.
pie came to the city last evening TO
attend the "Missouri. Girl"
Il. g. Middaugh returned home to.
day after a few weeks visit at, Gla-
cier National Park in, Montana.
Henery stenson and Clifford Holman
left today for the fair at Grand Forks
where they will spend several days.
Miss Margaret Baker Of Webster,
left today for her home, after a short
visit here the guest Of Miss Olga Hal.
gren.
Banker HIGHLAND Of Warwick, autoed
to the city. last evening for. short.
visit and; TO-, take in "The Missouri
Girl"
H. Anderson Of Rugby, was IN the
city today on his way to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Anderson is making the trip by
motorcycle. .
Prof. Brannon and two children ar.
rived here, and expect to spend
month at the biological station at
Chautauqua. a.
Miss Elizabeth Klingel of Webster:
who has been spending a few days
here visiting with friends, left today
for her home. ~. 5. =:
Mrs. W. J. Matters Of Rossland, B.
G., stopped of here today for a short
visit with Dr.. and Mrs. Hooking, while
en- route to Duluth. 4
DR.. Jelstrup who has been here for
the past few months, expects to leave
in few days for Edmore, where he
will open up an office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Place and daugh-
ter, Miss Clara, autoed 70 this city
today for short visit, from their
farm in Morris township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henley are ex-
pected back today from Brandon,
where they have been visiting for rhe
past week.
Miss Cora Taylor who has been Wis.
iting for the past two weeks at the
R. Daeley home leaves this evening
on No. for her home at Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Fqagel and II.
Gozee Of Webster, stopped of in the
city yesterday en- route to the fair at
Grand Forks where they will spend
couple Of days.
Misses Blanche Elmslie and Alta Fox
left today for Perth, where they will
visit, as the guests Of Mrs. Rother.
They will leave the latter part Of the
week for Fish Lake, where they will
spend several days.
{ Charles Russell the big =:
was: a passenger last night to Grand
Forks TO- attend the fair. The mach,
inery exhibit Of forty-one. concerns in
terested Charlie and he wanted to see
if it was really 80.
Miss Ida Nelson left today for her
home at Fosston, MINI, where she will
spend three weeks vacation, Mrs.
Nelson and daughter Alice Of Minot,
who; have been visiting here, will &C.
company her andYvis;t at Maple Lake
and Fosston. v7azs .-.,s
It is like sttenting tonight at the
Colonial hetel during the4.progress of
the construction Of the third floor, bu,
when the work. is completed it will be
one Of the best little hotels in the
state, and thought little inconvenience
is experienced now,5the star boarders
at. the Colonial will be well pleased
with their home when the work is
completed. Gs
0. A. Huff Of Fort Totten trans.
acted business in this city today.
Miss Frances Sheets of Lakota, was
in the city yesterday visiting with
friends. ;1e
Mrs. Miles Moore and daughter Muir.
tel, are shoppers and visitors in the
city from. Webster.
Fred Larson and family of West
Ninth street, ara moving to Grand
Forks, where Mr.. Larson has &C epted
a position.
Mrs. R. Daeley and Miss Marie E.
Daeley leave this evening on No. 2
for Grand Forks where they will visit
friends and attend the last day Of the
fair.
Miss Mary Treacy, has left for a
three weeks vacation. She will stop
of for a short time at Grand Forks to
attend the fair, before going to. her
home at Ardock. 49,.
Mrs. F. G. Kaeding of Penn, was
shopping in the city yesterday.
W. NJ. Anderson is transactine bust.
ness in Rugby.
Mrs. Robert Webster Of Webster.
was in tn Getty today for a short Wis.
it.
MI. and Mrs. Muehlan Of Penn. were
shoppers and visitors in this city to-
day.