Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-30
W. T. Henzie returned home ye.

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terday to spend the week end with
his family at Chauntauque.
Joe Budde is greatly improving the
value Of his property on East :rd
street by remodelling the front Of
the house and painting 1t brown with
cream colored trimmings.
| Miss Mildred Pare of Hamar was
in the city this afternoon, for short
visit with friends. She was accom-
lpanied by her cousin, Albert LATER.
mere of Grafton, who has been visit
ing at the Pare home and is en- his
way to Montreal by way of Winnie
peg where he will sail for Belgium
and will enter school for two years.
Mrs. William Jollis entertained
about twenty-five young ladies last
evening in honor Of her house gu
Miss Olive Barton of Lisbon. The
house was artistically decorated with
sweet peas and other flowers. The eve.
ming was spent in guessing contest,
in which the first prize was won by
Miss Fredricka Fox and the consola-
ton favor was given to Miss Hazel
Mckay. There was a service of dain-
ty refreshments at the close Of the
ewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Winans are
planning on leaving this city this
evening for Fargo where they will
visit at the W. W. King home and
later they intend going to California,
where they will spend the winter.
Their many Devils Laks friends are
very sorry to have them leave the city
but hope that the change of climate
will greatly improve Mrs. Winans,
who is obliged to leave here on &C.
count of poor health.
". E. Richard has arrived in the
city. He formerly resided a: Devils
Lake, but has been spending the sum-
r:r at the laEcs in Minnesota. NJ.
Richard will locate in Fargo from now
son. TIE is representing the Cadillac
automobile in this state and says he
believes that Fargo is a better place
for his business than any other city he
can imagine. "Then too, I like the
people here,'' said he, "but no better
than S do those up above. It is pure
" for business that I am moving to
Fargo. and believe the change will
do me good. We had very pleasant
time down at the lakes notwithstand-
ing that the weather was exceedingly
cool and most of the time rather
damp" MI. Richard has already
moved his family to Fargo and will
hereafter make this city his home
Fargo Forum.
Arthur Mclean, James Elnslie and
Frank Palmer were the guests Of Noel
Ruhberg at Chautauqua, last evening.
Mrs. A. o. White of Fort Totten
was a shopper in the city today.
Miss Clara Tollefson OF Penn was
q shopper and visitor in the city this
afternoon.
E. J. Chamberlin is now busy in
the erection Of new boat house at
Chautauqua.
E. F. Reese returned last evening
from a months business trip through
Montana.
Miss Helen Small Of Crazy was in
the city today and yesterday for a
short visit with friends.
Miss Anna Hartman of Penn was
a Devils Lake shopper and visitor
this afternoon.
E. M. Lewis of the light plant is
confined to his home at Chautauqua
having been sick for several days.
Mrs. Rutten left today for Crazy
where she will spend several days WIS.,
iting with her son, L. Rutten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrander have moved
back to their Chautauqua home after
several weeks residence in the city.
J. P. Desmond returned home YES.
terday from his weekly trip for an
over Sunday visit with his family.
James Shea Deputy q. S. Marshall
was in the city from Fargo yesterday
attending to business matters.
Miss Lillian johnson of Webster
was Devils Lake shopper and visit
or today.
Albert Johnson Of Warwick was a
business caller in the city yesterday
and today.
I Miss Lillian Lucken Of Mayville
us in the city today for a short visit.
with Mrs. Fenelen, while en- route to
Seattle where she will teach this year.
Miss Lucken was formerly a teacher
in our city schools.
A house party is being planned by a
number of the young folks Of the
city for next week at Chautauqua in
honor of Miss Miriam stoltze, and
Norris stoltze Of Lethbridge, Alta,
and Vine Lord Of Cando.
John Daniels was today Sent to
the county jail for period of thirty
days, Judge Juergens administering
the sentence after Daniels pleaded
guilty to a charge Of larceny, having
robbed Josph Michaeles.
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