Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-13

AAoLl PoluIS III MlnneSOCa and WlScOn.
sin.
Miss Bertha Thorson of Wlliston
is her visiting her sister, Mrs. K. O..
Raftshol.
j. w. Cavers and F. T. McGurren
were at the Lake between trains We'd
nesday.
visitor in Churches Ferry this week.
He preached in the Zion Luphteran
church on Wednesday evening.
Bernt Anderson and Peter Gilberg
returned from Devils Lake Wednesday
where they have been serving on the
jury.
Banker Lysne left on No. S Tuesday
for a short business trip to different
points in the western part Of the state
and in Montana.
Miss Deva Hendrickson who has
been keeping house for Soberg Bros.
for some time, will leave Monday for
her home at Alden, MINI.
IL. II. Berg was a passenger to
Perth Monday, whre he will spend IA
couple Of weeks in the Studness-Agnc-
berg store at that place.
G. Fox of Manitoba, Canadal visited
at the j. G. Nichol home over Satur-
day and Sunday. Mr.. Fox is a broth
er-in-law Of Mr.. Nichol.
Rev. Theo. A. Doughty district su-
rcrintendent of the Childrea's Home
at Fargo was in town the first Of the
week in the interest of the home.
turned home last Friday from a three
weeks visit with relatives at Hutch
inson and other points in Minnesota.
Sadie and Alice Ritterman and Edna
Alexander went to Cando last Satur
day to visit the l%atter's sister, Mrs
Ritzman. They returned home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. E. G. Enger left Tuesday fol
Orr where she will spend a few day:
visiting her aunt. On her way to
/, Orr she stoppd off at Devils Lake and
called on Mrs. G. G. Chambers.
The Librarian has received a card
from the North Dakota Public Library
commission. stating that a travelling
library containing so volumes has beer
shipped to be used here for a term o.
six months.
Russell Sweitzer was married to Mis-
Blnache Heneman, in St. Paul, MINI.
on January 31st at the home Of tn
j, BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs
r sweitzer expect to live at Fargo wher
f MI. Sweitzer makes his headquarters
He is a travelling salesman for a mill
4 ing company. The Sweitzer family
well known here.
The Fourth number of the Hig
School Entertainment course bids fai
to excel even the remarkable hig
class numbers already given. Mex
Tuesday evening the "Meistersingers
a male quartet with organ chimes wi
appear at the opera house. This con
bination should prove a great attrat
ton for there is nothing that is bette
y in the line Of vocal music than a ma
quartet, while the chimes take fror
rank for instrumental music. Rese1v
is your seats today.
Rev. h. o. Helseth, who for th
lie past four years has served as paste
of the Zion Lutheran church has r
signed the passionate. Rev. Helset
u expects to give up his work here abor
y. the first Of April.at which time he wi
leave with his family for Norwa;
where they expect to spend a yea
On their return to this country the
will visit Mr.. Helseth's brothers
Florida and perhaps locate there pc
m%anentlya providing climatic cond
a tions ar found favorable to Mrs. He
seth's health. Mr.. Helseth's work
pastor Of the Zion Lutheran church b,
eff been very satisfactory. By hard al
he conscientious work he has great
re strengthened the churches in this pla'
he and has done much toward building I
y this community in christian charaet
and influence.