Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

which will be held by the Crookston
lodge on March 20, to which the local
members have been invited. In add
ton to the Grand Forks delegates
there will be numerous other visitors
at the Crookston gathering as both
Bemidji and Devils Lake will send
some of their members. The Devils
Lake band Of Elks will join the local
delegates in making the visit. Accord.
ing to Exalted Ruler Harris and Score.
tary Funk who were in Grand Forks
today, the session will be one Of tho
best ever held.-Grand Forks Times.
Frank Pitcher returned the latter
part Of last week from Los Angeles
and other points in California where
he has been spending the winter.
J. n. Hassard returned from Ohm.
stead last evening where he spent a
short time looking after business mat
ters.
Mrs. Fred Cuthbert returned today
from Cando where she visited over
Sunday with Mr.. Cuthbert who is ut.
tending court there.
c. Bemus Of Owatonna, MINI, was
an arrival in the city yesterday and
spent short time here transacting
business.
Cards received from Charles Cock
burn who is at Everett, WASH, report
that he is very much improved in
health.
Mrs. A. v. Rimel Of Rock Rake who
has been the pleasant guest at the E.
W. Rimel home in this city for the
past several days left yesterday for
ner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rognas Of Church.
Ferry were visitors the city fo- =
short time between trains yesterday
while en- route to Egeland where they
will spend a fw weeks visiting with
relatives and friends.
| Rev. Meisel Of Starkweather was al
arrival in the city last evening an |
spent short time here attending to
business affairs and visiting with
friends.
| Miss Lillian Hale returned from 4
several weeks visit in San Diego, Col,
and Los Angeles. While en- route
home she visited for short time al
Minneapolis.
e. F. Roman. travelling freight agent
70, the 500 Line, was an arrival in
the city last evening from st. Paul AMI
will spend short time here attending
to business matters.
! Mrs. Russell and daughter Miss
Gladys, who have been visiting with
the Misses Lylia and Anna Russell fol
che past several days returned to thei,
home at Webster this morning.
Peter Walton was prominent bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday at
ternoon for short time while en- rout.
TO his home at Starkweather after q
several weeks visit in Seattle. Port
land and other western points.
o. F. Nelson representative for thu
Oliver Plow Works who has been in
! the city for several days attending t.
business matters left this afternoon 70
/ Cando.
i Herbert See Of Rock Lake was an
I arrival in the city last evening AMI
spent short time here attending e
business matters and visiting wit.
friends. He returned to his home this
morning on the Farmers Line.
Miss Clarinne Miller returned TO he,
home at Penn yesterday afternoon ar
ter several days visit in this city
Miss Margaret Lvnchke who has been
visiting Miss Miller at Penn will leave
for Hanshoro tomorrow where she will
have charge of nursing case.
I About fifty couples enjoyed the
dance last evening in the Roller Rink
hall. The Great Northern orchestra
furnished the music The hall was ar
tistically decorated with green anil
white festoonings for the occasion and
a splendid time is reported by thcs.
who were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Samuels ami
children arrived in the city ycsterdav
and left for their home on the Farm
ers' Line this morning. They have
been visiting for the past scvora,
months in different western and south
ern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Schultz return.
ed last evening from Elgin, Ill.,, where
they We're called by the death of Mr.
Schutte's Brothers wife. Mrs. Otto
Schultz. En- route home they visited
for several days in Chicago and other