Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-10-30


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terday and taken to the Mercy hospital
for treatment. 81,
Mrs. G. E. Clifford of Rolla was in
the city today en- route home from
Charabonneau, this state, where she,
visited her sister.
Mrs. Geo. Dixon gave a roast duck
dinner Wednesday. The guests were
Mesdames P. rSorenson, Margaret
Davis, Roberts, Knutzen, Swanson,
LaRue and Bloom.
Father Thomas, pastor of St. Jos
eph's church, was called to the Bone
dictine college at Richardson to se'"n
as member of the faculty. Father
Edward, the former assistant, will SIZE
coed Father Thomas as pastor here. /
t. Rev. Father Leo of Richardson,
sub-pryor of the Benedictine order for
North Dakota is guest at the home
of his brother, Mr.. Kaufman agent
for the 500 railroad. Before his ele-
walton to the dignity of sub-pryor,
Father Leo was pastor of St. Joseph's
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LANCE entertained
at their home in Morris township
Wednesday evening in honor of their
son and daughter-in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Uange, bride and groom of
Tuesday. Dancing and cards were the
amusements Of the evening and an
elegant supper was served. Miss Ter
esa Lange who teaches near Larimore,
was up to attend the wedding.
c. J. Kelly who is closing out the
bankrupt stock of the Devils Lake
Supply Co., goes to Minneapolis Sun
day for short visit with his family, ]
returning the early part of the weeka|
MIR Kelly expects to make Devils Lake
his home an dticnabo ETAO ETAO
his home and anticipates moving his
family here, from Minneapolis. !
Miss Harriet Elizabeth Bailor of
this city and Mr. David D Nunbar Of
Ramsey were married Wednesday,
Rev: Albert Torbet of the Presbyteri-
an church Officiating. The bride is an
accomplished young lady, daughter
of family well known in this vicinity d
The groom is a grain buyer at Ram
sey where the young people will4
make their home.
The supper at st. Olaf's Lutheran
church was well attended last evening. ?
From o'clock until 8 the ladies were'S
busy serving the crowd which filled \
the dining room. Turkey with an
abundance Of delicious home cooked
accessories made UP the menu. Finan-
eially, too, the supper was success,
the amount taken in being far in ex-
cess of what was expected. :. i
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Mr. and Mrs. G.: C. Garlich of Fort !
Dodge, Iowa, brother and sister-in- !
law of E. H. Garlich of Devils Lake, |
went through the city today from
Spokane, Wash, to Newell, Iowa, ac- !
companying the remains of Mrs. GAR
lich's brother, Carl Christensen, who's
died this week in Spokane, following
a long seige of typhoid. The deceased
was young man and unmarried. Hes
will be buried in Newell where his
parents live.
j. The Epworth league of the Metho- !
dist church and the Christian Endeav-1
or of the Presbyterian church will en-
tertain this evening >at 8 o'clock in
honor of the teachers. All the young
people of the two churches are cor
daily invited. The entertainment
consists of spooky games approp-
rate to the occasion, and after an
evening of pleasure an elaborate sup
per will be served
Recent guests at the Chas. Copeland
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Halvor-
son Of. York. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cope
land of Cando and Mr.. and Mrs. DAVE
Jones Of Starkweather, Mr.. and Mrs.
Halvorson were the bride and groom
of last month who had the happiness
of being married on their grandpar-s
ents golden wedding anniversary. The
Geo. Copeland family have recently re
turned to this state from Michigan and
have located at Cando. S.5
The Yeoman card party Tuesday
evening was a success from the stand