Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

mas maze IN tne interests OF Bottel
Farming.
The Royal Arch of the Masonic lodge
held regular meeting last night and
took in three members, J. 8. McClory
Of this city, and Messrs Ness and Gil
bert of Toxic, taking degree. A good
attendance was out to the meeting last
night.
| Thursday afternoon the ladies of the
Altar Society of St. Joseph's church
were entertained in the church parlors,
Mrs. W. P. O'Brien, Mrs. c. r. Lash.
am and Mrs. P. R. Kersten being the
hostesses. The regulation refreshments
were served at $3.50 to one hundred and
twenty-five ladies, this being the larg.
est gathering at society meeting dur
ing the present season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Richardson delight
fully entertained number of young
people last evening in honor Of their
niece, Miss D. Wyman, of Aberdeen, s
Oak. The evening was spent in play
ing cards and several instrumental anc
vocal selections were rendered hv Mr..
and Mrs. Foster, Miss Arnold and Miss
Wyman. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Ran
kin, Mrs. W. E. Ness, Misses D. Wy
man, Jessie Snow, Lucille Farmer, Gold
lie Arnold and Cora Sparks and Messrs.
Latham, Moran, Foote and Sampson.
Harry Hinck, one of the prominent
young mon who is fast coming to the
! front in this county is out in the vi
entity of Edmore and other towns on
that branch attending to business mat
tiers. It is rumored that Harry has
political aspirations.
Mrs. Emigh continues to improve at
the General hospital and her recovery
is now looked forward to. Her condi-
ton for some time past has been ex
tremely critical and it seems little
short of miracle that she has been
spared.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor of
Perth brought their little neice to this
city yesterday and transacted business
here. Mrs. Taylor went on to South
Dakota with her neice, who was on her
way home after two months visit
at Perth. Mrs. Taylor expects tc be
gone about two weeks. Mr.. Taylor re-
turned to Perth yesterday afternoon.
The Charles has some very fine photo
play today and tomorrow. Love and
Charity, one of the fine subjects, will
be lectured by Prof. Collins, and the
patrons of the Charles will be well en-
tertained. The Little Chaperone is a
picture which the children like as it is
one they can understand. A little girl
takes the part of chaperone. Beside
these will be shown some beautiful see
mic pictures of Genoa, Italy. There
will be special matinee for the bene-
fit of the children Saturday afternoon.
R. J. Kane, one of the veteran news
paper men of the state, who has been
with the Democrat for the past few
months, left for Granville Monday
to accept position on the Echo, new
paper to be launched there this week
by Attorney W. E. slavens. MI. Kane
worked for the Democrat editor in
Devils Lake fifteen years ago.-Minot
Democrat.
The residents of Devils Lake are
still buying Chautauqua tickets and
the contest is still on. There are all
kinds Of tickets to sell and if anyone
was missed all they have to do is to
ask. A special meeting of all the COM
mittees will be- held in the club rooms
On next Wednesday evening to ascer-
tain some method to sell those who
were missed few days ago. when such
effective work was done. The Chautau-
Qua is bound to be success this year
for everyone is boosting for it with one
accord and everyone will continue to
do so until the time draws at hand.
James Keegan returned to his home
at Rock Lake this morning after spend
ing several days in Devils Lake trans.
acting business of importance.
8. Ennis, division superintendent CT
the Breckenridge division of the Great
Northern, was in the city yesterday,
coming up on the james Hill special. He
will return today on the same train.
A. Otto left this morning as one of
the two delegates from the painters
association of North Dakota to the In.
transitional convention of painters to
he held at BOSTON next week Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. The conven-
ton will be large one and the Dew
lis Lake representative is anticipating
great benefits from the meeting.
Eighteen dollars was the amount
subscribed in Devils Lake towards the
sale of the Red Cross stamps, according
the the report Of the state secretary,
which has Just been given out. Grand
Forks stood high in the list, the sale
amounting to $55 in the university
city.
(From SATURDAYS Dai1v.1