Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-31

81 fT}7T1 - $1,000 ~ =
Conductor Chamberlin is substitut-
ling for Jap VALE. the popular r. conduc-
| tor on the Grand Forks tdinky" who
was zcalledeby the,O, r. C. to Bismarck.
Napoleon Lambert left Tuesday Tor
a months trip to the Pacific coast. M !;
Lambert Will spend greater part Of
Ithe timesin Eos Angeles, Calf. :.
/ o.. J. Amundson of Stafkweather,
was here Monday on his return home
| from $Mondak,. Mont, where he spent
ten days visiting. Mr.. Amundson, en-
! joyed very pleasant trip. s..5 /
+, Miss @Magnild and cousin, Miss En-
| ma Twete Of Crosby, were here Tues
1day on their return home from Tolna,
! where they have: 3beenHsthe guests OF
relatives for three weeks. -',s~si- =,
/ Mrs. Henry Wheeler and five chill
4 dren of Doyon,' were here Monday,
leaving the same evening for Los An An
! geles,. Cal, where they will make their
. future home. 't,. - ~, Viii.
i Mrs. w. E. Schroeder of Pekin, who
has been visiting in the city a short
time, left Tuesday for Grand Forks E., slk !,
and after few days there will go on
4 to Duluth for weeks visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Chapman OF
$ Larimore, were here Tuesday en- route
home from Weyburn, Sask., where
they have been residing for the last
a seven months. NJ
4 Mrs.A. G. Simpson Of Garske, ar
Il rived in the city Monday from Fergus
Falls, where she has spent three
4 weeks with relatives. y Mrs. Simpson
s. left for her home Tuesday. ~ i.
8 Mrs. Scott of Ohio, Ia.,. arrived Sat
urday for a visit withsslher; son Fred ed
Mrs. Scott left for. Minot Sunday
where 3she will visit her daughter
Mrs. Madsen, and will return here ttt
IS complete her visit. = -. ~
8 Louis Stout of Rock Lake, was her
Monday and left Tuesday morning 70
~ Kansas City, Mo-, where he will taxi
s a course of instruction In an autonio
s bile school. Mr.. Stout expects to b
n gone about two months. :., sI'5=s y
s DR.. Charles Porter Of Chicago, VIII,
Il has been the guest Of DR.. Harry lock
ing fora few days returned to hi
home MONDAY" DR.. Porter took TIL
State Dental examination at Bis
marck last week. ~, !.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Earl Mann. gave !,
N dinner at their residence Sunda.
hi evening. Among the guests We're: 40
and Mrs. Il. A. Breidert, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. WI
- liam h.-lNiIumC. T. ...
MI Rev. and Mrs. C. l.. Wallace enter
M tanned at dinner party Monday even
ing at their residence, $40 Hillayenue
M The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. R. ,Goer an
Miss Luella Goer. la.$ssiI : -f.sf>. r r
49,
IA Mrs.sF; A. Zah1 of Morris, MINI, al
d rived on NO. 8 Tuesday for an, extend
ed visit here as the, guest of Mrs. Rot
ert Dickson, 1928 East Fifth st. Mrs
zahl's daughter, Miss Clara, has bee
a guest at the Dickson home since Sal
II urday. !. s:$ VA, n. I. II,
III w. TT. Horton returned 1 Satnrda
night from Minneapolis, where he wa
n called by the sudden death of his fatf
Il er. The funeral services were hel
at Minneapolis Thursday, The SUD
ID den demise took one Of North Dakt
Il Ita's pioneer residents and most high
III TX respected citizens. N. 4 ;s:.s 81 !. a
The ,Rebekah lodge held election 9
e officers Monday. Mrs. Arthur Hiic
was reelected noble ggrand Mis-
q Laura Henley was elected vice grand
~ Miss Ida serumgard, secretary, an
as Mrs. Or. Sheldon treasurer. FoIIoa
S. ling the business meeting cards wer
- enjoyed. Sf$## s
Charles LaGaske and Mics Fsthe
Holznecht were married ssund att
II o'clock ct st. Joseph's Catholic ehure
Il the Rev Father Leo officiating Mis-
Meters attended the bride and Cha.
Il EMyers. the groom. Mr.. and Mrs: q,
Isl Gaske will make their home Id pc,
n lis Lake. MI. La Gaskel holds ia pos
ID ton with the 500 railway. sf5s5