Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

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A big shipment of Johnston's fam
Gus candy has arrived at the Owl
Pharmacy.
A big shipment Of Johnston's fam
Gus candy has arrived at the Owl
Pharmacy.
A big shipment of Johnston's fam
Gus candy has arrived at the Owl
Pharmacy.
A big shipment of Johnston's fam.
Gus candy has arrived at the Owl
Pharmacy.
Twelve young ladies left yesterday
for Chautauqua where they will spend
few days at house party at the
F. T. Fox cottage.
Miss Nestergsrd of Leeds was in
the city yesterday for short visit
with friends.
Tom Sullivan of Toxic transacted
business in this city yesterday and to-
day.
Mrs. Munig and daughters of Web
ster were shoppers in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Morris Smith left Sunday evening
for Minneapolis and st. Paul where
h, will look after business matters fol
a few days.
Misses Olga and Inez Serumgard
entertained few friends Sunday eve.
ming in honor of Miss Miriam Stoltze
j. Whitaker, the man who put the
"pie" in Pioneer, was a visitor owe,
Sunday and Labor day at Fargo, re.
turning to Devils Lake last nioht.
Mrs. n. NJ. Bekken entertained the
Daughters of Norway and few othe,
friends Sunday evening at prettily
appointed dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. King entertained
few of their friends last SATURDAY
evening in honor of Miss Miriam
stoltze and Norris stoltze.
Mrs. W. H. Bell and her niece Miss
Anna Lavoie Of Manchester, N. h.
left yesterday for Fargo where they
will spend several days visiting at
the Leach home.
Dr.. Lymburg and family and Miss
Movius Of Bowbells who have been
Visiting at the Turner home on 9TH
street returned to their homes TODAY
Mrs. Mosher entertained a. a six
O'Clock luncheon Saturday evening in
honor of her house guest Mrs. Britten
OF Sherwood. Covers were laid 70,
nine; the center piece was a prettily
arranged bunch Of sweet peas.
Mrs. Francs Flynn of Rolla and
Miss Graft Of Minneapolis who ia,
been visiting at Rolla were visitors
in the city Saturday while en- route
to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Henry Bruso and Miss T1iza-
beth Tretz returned Sunday from a
months visit with relatives in Water.
loo, Iowa, and at Minneapolis. Mis-,
Tretz has again resumed her position
IN the Rodenbach &; Mundt store.
N. Edwards Of the Devils Lake
World and Attorney A. R. Smith.
connected with F. T. Cuthbert in the
law practice in taat city, are here
visiting friends in the city.-Grand
Forks Times.
Mrs. Edward Powers and baby
who have been guests of MES. Powers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Barlow.
Of North Fourth street for the past
several weeks, will complete their Wis
it this week and leave for their home
in Devils Lake next saturday.-Grand
Forks Times.
Mrs. Goodman entertained twelve
friends yesterday at dinner in honor
of Mrs. Hosmer of Dunseith. The
house was prettily decorated with
flowers Of the season. At the close of
the dinner music was enjoyed. :
J. Place Of Morris township was in
the city today transact'ng business,
and getting ready for harvest.
Mrs. Veix and Mrs. Thomas Of Fort
lotion were in the city yesterday
shopping and visiting with friends.
MIS-. Whipple and Howard Whipple
Of Portland, Ore, are in the city the
guests at the G. NJ. Fisher home,
while en- route east.
Miss Minnie jacobson left saturdau
for Northwood where she has accepted
position in the schools. Miss ia
cobson was one of the efficient teach
ers IN the Northwood schools last year.
Charles Cockburn and Robert Col
linson will leave today for
Minneapolis where they will spend q
few days at the State Fair and from
there they will go to Duluth where
they will visit James Collinson and
Robert Cairns.
Attorney R. A. Stuart, of Mime.
waukan who was in the city today
says that no trace has been secured
time far of tho four oooo-.1 ,.:.