Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-29

games to be played with girls teams
from other towns,
Miss Stella Jaqua has returned home
after . short visit in this city the
guest Of Miss Mary Cairns.
Mrs. Nelson Of Toxic returned to her
home today after . short visit in this
city the guest Of Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
John Henderson Of jamestown was
in the city today visiting with friends
and attending to business matters in
connection with the White and Hen
ierson store.
Mrs. Mcclellan of Crazy returned
to her home today after spending a
short time in this city shopping and
visiting with friends.
Miss Josephine jacobson returned to
Grand Harbor today after spending
a short time in this city visiting with
relatives and friends.
o. A. Peterson Of Minot but former
ly Of this city is here attending to
business matters and greeting his
friends.
Frank NUM- who has been working
at Knox for the past several days wir'
irg the different business places, in
Preparation for the new iigh. plant
which is to be put in that city return
ed home yesterday.
Solid silver tea spoons $500 per set
set at H. Huesgens
Ed Baker the celebrated Morris
township farmers is spending the day
in the city.
Miss Julia Shelver who has been liv
ing on a claim near Joplin, Mont, re
turned home yesterday foc a few
months visit.
Sterling silver knives and forks pei
set $3.50 and up to $500 at H. Hues
gems.
VIM. Anderson returned today from
Grand Forks where he has been attend
ing to legal business.
Mrs. Medellman and daughter Mis-
Emily are shoppers and visitors in tn
city today from Crary.
Artistic engraving done free o:
charge on all articles sold at H. Hues
gems Jewelry store.
Henry Rutten of Rohrville was il
the city today transacting business
and calling on friends.
Mike Moran Of Grand Forks AMI
William Collins of Bottinesu two dem
ocrats anxious for seats at the phi
counter, Bill Collins as United State
marshall and Mike Moran as postmast
er at Grand Forks were in the cit,
yesterday fixing fences. It did no
require much time to make all neces
sary repairs as they only remained il
Devils Lake for a short time.
Miss Nellie May Ray, one of tn
members Of the English history elias
of the local high school gave a yer,
interesting talk yesterday morning ii
the high school assembly room on tn
life and work Of our PresidenS-E lec,
Woodrow Wilson. This talk was il
English history, and it showed elearl
, that Miss Ray had diligently prepare
for the interesting topic on which sh
spoke.
A daughter was born this mornin
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gudvagen, at tn
at the Albert Gran home on East IN
street.
/ VIM. A. Joy, one of the prominen
: real estate men of Grand Forks wa
in the city yesterday, t%ransacting bus
ness.
Mrs. Curtis Hunt has returned fro,
Minneapolis and St. Paul where sh
: has been visiting with relatives for til
past two weeks.
Lieutenant Governor U. L.. Burdic
3 of Williston was in the city yesterda
en- route to his home from Gran
Forks where he has been transactin
> business.
Mrs. A. L. Tenney of Valley Cit
who who has been the guest of Mr.. an
' Mrs. M. A. Tenney for the past fe'
! weeks returned to her home yesterda
She was accompanied by her CRANE
daughter, who will visit them for
short time. ...
Mrs. Ralph Mayer and daughter Mi.
5 Dorothie left yesterday for Freepor
I'LL, where they wiz spend sever
weeks visiting with relatives an
f friends. Mr.. Mayer accompanied Mr.
1 Mayer and daughter as far as Brecke1
ridge where he will attend to busine:
matters.
Pat Higgins Of Valley City who ira,
8 els for the Moline Plow e. Wagon q
was in the city yesterday leaving t,
day on the farmers line for Rock LAX
Mr.. Higgins has a record for this 81
D ton disposing of over one hundred WI
3 CONS in one week. The popular sale
man is making good in the Lake R,
8 gion territory and is planning on MO,
ing to Devils Lake.