Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-04

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Z Celia Lefrance, the three year old
Of MT. and Mrs. II lphonse
Lefrance Of Rolla, underwent an opera
ton at Mercy hospital Monday.
Peter Jorgenson Of DeGroat town
ship came in Sunday, returning home
in q Ford which he purchased last
week. s5 "a {If u 5s5l
.b Edward Hefte has resigned his posi-
tion with the Great Northern Express
company and accepted one with F. w.
Mann g. oSns. Ell vi h 3 #.Gs a: 81 x. t 81
e Mr. and Mrs. Dan, F. Humphrey Of
Brockett motored to the city Sunday
and spent the day, .at Chautauqua, re-
turning home last evening 81 II e s.s;3
Harold Goozee Of Webster was here
Saturday en- route to southern Mime
sofa, where he will join Mrs. Goozee
in q visit with her relatives. :3,:l
Louis Schiele, Of Noonan township,
transacted business here. He reports
crops in that vicinity in a comparative
|ly fine condition. II 4.1 ss..5 81. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. 4 Nelson and
daughter of Lakota, who have been
visiting at the Chautauqua for several
days, left Wednesday, morning for
their home. $$ Il v 555 a " s1 Z. AT
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Timboe and
children of Rugby returned home Tues
day after an extended visit at the
home Of Mr.. Timboe's brother, Peter
Timboe.5 Il. 5ss5.it* NJ /. e sS
Mrs. H. M. Weir of 934 East Sixth
street has as her guest her sister
Mrs. G. J. Tenborg Of Darlington, who
arrived Saturday evening for fort
nights visit. .s, /, u.
Roy Young was here Sunday en-
route from Crookston, where he has
been visiting his parents, to Minot,
where he has accepted position in
the Lexington hotel. s
Mr.: and Mrs. Thor svee and their
two children, who have been guests
at the residence Of Mr.. lsvee's brother,
Jens Svee, during the Sangerfest, left
Monday for their home.
Miss Martha Nordie and August
Swanson of Edmore were married
Monday afternoon by Judge Griffin.
They will live at Edmore, where Mr..
Swanson has large land interests.
n Senator and Mrs. Frank III. Hyland
left Friday evening FORK Chicago, where
they viii visit a fortnai gIltt at the home
|of thesa enator,s mott lei, IS Nera
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Miss Lorenza HagensWill arrive this
week for a visit at the home of her
sister Mrs. Walter e.. Follett. She
has Just closed: a term Of school at
l4AlIEccEHenry, N. p. q. ,
S4s Misses Beatrice. and June Melby Of
fEdmore, who were the guests Of Miss
Bessie Staubus, of SO7 Kelly avenue,
for. q few days, left Wednssday morn
ling for their home. \:
A. Y. Teed has accepted the position
las second trick operator at the Great
Northern station w. R. l1Wineland,
/ former operator, has left for his home
lin Chicago. .;5. s5
4 Professor Edwin g. Knutzen has
closed his studio and gone to the Chau
Itauqua, where he will appear as violin
soloist throughout the season, making
his first appearance Saturday evening
Miss Anna May Parry, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. Parry, has arrived
home from Columbus, o., where she
has been teaching domestic science in
1.-THE city schools for the past year. RI
ts Miss Blanche Brewer resumed hel
photographic duties in the MiddaugI
4 & Hunt law office Monday. having re
\ turned Saturday from a two weeks
4 vacation spent with relatives at Parl
a Rapids, MINI. ys $ :$3
| III iss Mary Higginbo tham Of Doyor
| was q guest Of Mrs. Don Belcher Fri
day, continuing her journey out to The
n western part of the state to visit hel
brother, who is omesteading claim
There.
Miss Mary q. Cairns arrived home
/ Saturday from a several weeks visi
lin Minneapolis and Duluth She wa.
accompanied by; her brother Rober
Cairns who is employed in the Mar
lshall.Wells hardware house At Duluth
Grand Forks Times Eldrid Hunte,
left Tuesday morning for Devils LAX,
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