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

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I The funeral Of the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Minnette Of Webster
took PLACE yesterday morning from +
st. Goseph's Catholic church. The
little one was born Monday morning
and only lived a few hours.
FARM Ara: B FOR REsENiT-4so acres, one e'
and one.half miles from Clyde, N.
D., about 400 acres under cultiva-
ton; good buildings and water. ,Ap-
!, ply to McMurray Bros, Walhalla,
N. D. m2S-t4.
~ MI: and + Mrs II, i. 9. Rother Of Perth
who have been visiting here short
time, Left. Wednesday afternoon for
Williston where they will be for a few
days before returning home.
I t.. The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church were entertained by
MRS. Albert. Torbet' yesterday after.
noon at 8 o'clock at the. manse. Mes
DANES Alex Mclean, Edward Reuter-,
Roseberg and William Reid assisted.
I The Twentieth S.Century club will
meet Tuesday afternoon Of next week
at the home of Mrs. w. H. Reid. Mrs.
L. D. Smell will assist the hostess,
The program will be in charge Of Mrs,
re. L. Wallace. Mrs. A. Roberts, the
president. of the society, has returned
from several months absence in the
south and will preside at the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Cox of Marion,
Ills, arrived in: Devils Lake Tuesday
evening and will make their future
home on the Dodge farm one mile
north of the cemetery, which they
have purchased. Mrs. Cox is sister
of P. c. Lay of Mann's department
store. $3.50. ...
| 4 party. Of friends, surprised Mr.. and
I Mrs. B. w. Heath of 511 East Second
) street lat the. residence Saturday even
ing, the occasion marking the seventh
anniversarya%ef their marriage. Whist
was played until midnight when re.
. freshment service concluded delight
full evening.
H. Observer Martin A. Hovde received
!, fhis weekly report of weather condi-
i tions in the Red River valley which
stated that the weather in that vicin.
ity is very springlike. The snow has
i, all melted but the. ice in the river still
remains solid, in some places reach
!, ling a thickness of 80 inches. The
Eriyer is. covered with the water of
the melted snow: :.,.=s. s.s.s;;; ....: :
Miss Bertha Bryn was pleasantly
surprised at the home, Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J.-A.@Bryn, last Sunday
afternoon. The Fremad choir and
: about forty other friends presented
: Miss Bryn with beautiful silver tray
! land twenty-five dollars in cash. Lunch
con was served and a most pleasant
sIlafternoon spent. Miss Bryn has serv-
led as organist in the choir for the
!. Epast five years and only recently re-
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n "A birthday surprise was given for
]. ] Mrs Charles. Harvey Of s44 Flint ave
lnue, Tuesday evening by a number of
u EEher friends. She. was presented with
!. \ H a handsome centerpiece BY the guests.
s !. and games were the .amuse-
. Iments of the evening. and at eleven
: to'clock refreshments were served, The
guests included Mesdames Peter Tim.
: Doe, I'd. Baird, NJ. J. Feeney, Viii.
: liam Hart, Coone, 7. Durant, William
: Follendorf, p. p Anderson, Thomas
{ Downey, James ::Stenson, Charles Os
: borne, A. Skurkel, Edward Conner
Fred -splerch, Q. staren and 2. l.. An
! drews. M. ::ss.ss..5 ]; n
Mr.. and Mrs. Silver serumgard were
host and hostess at delightful party
at their residence Monday evening
!. The affair was given for the members
!. LOT the cast Of 'singbad the Sailor,
|. the operetta given by the local higt
|. school students last week, and was
!. one Of the largest and most delight
/. t'ful Of the functi ons enjoyed BY Tie
7 llyounger set this season sKnutyen's
EsFtensp niece orchestra gave a concert fol