Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

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will apsafd several days here visiting
| as ,'the 9glestssof sfrisads and attending
1.-THE .Mid:Winter Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel henery have
left for. Montana where they win take
up lend. ga: Il .,zeS n.
Mr.. g. P. Hernnanson and Miss May
Hermanson ares in the city from Web
ster shopping and visiting as the
guests Of friends. sd
Mrs. Bess Of Garske was a shopper
and visitor Is the city: yesterday sc.
turning 70 her home this morning on
fthe Farmers Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Webster and
children Of Webster are in the city
for few days as guests at the VIM.
Webster home on East 18th street. :
T Mr.. and Mrs. J. Deal Of starkweath-
er are spending few days in the city
this week shopping and attending the
fair.
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Sylvester Wallace Of Tolna arrived
in the city today and will spend q
short time here attending to business
matters, and taking in the fair. "
Miss Alma Tollefson Of Penn was an
arrival in the city today end will visit
here for short time as the guest Of
friends.
Julius Peterson of Derrick arrived
in the city yesterday and will spend a
short time here before going TO- Min.
newaukan where he will visit for sew.
'eral days.
Archie Miller, manager of the Grand
opera house leaves tonight for the
Twin Cities to arrange for equipment
for the new Ntinot house which he is
to menage: -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Garske of
Garske are among tho out OF the city
visitors in attendance at the Fair.
Miss Sylvia Shield of Lakota was
an arrival in the city today and will
spent a few days here visiting as the
guest Of friends. " se''e;s. ..
At the. dance to- be- given Friday eve.
ming by the A. o:sU. w. and Degree
of Honor lodgestaall> Tagging" and
fancy dancing wilt:bea barred. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. .7Louis Miller of Penn
were arrivals in thereby yesterday and
will spend a;few. days here: visiting a.
the guests Of :lfr:;aad Mrs. Fred Pet.
ers. 81, .t.s :; ..a,r; -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Haesgeh ente,
tanned q few Of their friends last eve.
ming at prettily appointed sixs o o'clock
dinner. After the service Ut the din
ner, cards were played: the FIRST prize
being won by Mr.. and Mrs T. "A: Has.
lam, while the consolation: prizes were
given to Mrs. J. Kelley and Mr.. J.
A. Moran. The guest list INCLUDED Mr.,
and Mrs. E. Fenelou, Mr.: and Mrs. J.
A. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Kersten
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kelley Mr.. and Mrs
is. Flunmcrfelt, Mr.. and Mrs Il. Rut
ten, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walters, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Haslam, Mr.. and Mrs. w
P. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Daeley
Mrs. F. P. Mann and Messrs. A. M
Powell and M. Leonard of Rolette.
The Twentieth Century club held a
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. o. W.. Ohnstad on Far
rington avenue. The ladies Of this
society are at present studying the
countries of South America and Mex
leo and the following interesting pa
pers were read: Machinery Of Gov
eminent of Mexico" Mrs. Simonstad
"Pcarl Fisheries" Mrs. Kneeshaw
and "Universities Of Argentine" Mrs
N. sather. A pleasant social hou,
was then spent, during which the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
The Ladies of st. Olaf's Lutheran
church will hold food sale and serve
lunch on Saturday afternoon at the
Miss Burns millinery parlors.
| P. H. McGurren was here from