Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
Banker Page made . visit to Penn

}, Banker Page made q visit to Penn
! Saturday.
Crazy is to have wrestling mater
next week. y. S5.s5 4 353, ST.
N. R. Weary Of Lakota, was in til.
city Saturday. #
! Mrs. R. E. Horne was a visitor il
the city Saturday. +
NJ. st. John Of Lakota, was a bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
4 H McGurren was up from Crazy Sat
urday transacting business. s
Among the Devils Lakers who went
to Penn yesterday was Mr.. LaRue.
Bert Green returned to his home al
Sherwood this morning.
Tom Turner arrived home Saturday
from a trip spent in the western par,
Of the state.
| Owing to the heavy Christmas traf.
fic the through trains are all being de.
layed somewhat.
i The special music rendered last night
at the Church of the Advent was thor.
oughly enjoyed by large attendance.
/ A large number of the business men
are arranging to make the trip to st.
Paul tonight on the Lake Region Spec.
ial.
1 Many of the travelling men who make
this their headquarters will not go out
this week but will spend their vacation
at home.
Capt. Ellis of the Salvation Army
started yesterday to hold regular Sun
day morning services at the county
Jail.
The Methodist church has arranged
for special Christmas program which
will be given by the Sunday school on
Saturday night.
The week is expected to start in
with heavy amount Of buying done
by purchasers from the city and other
small towns around.
A large number Of the young people
enjoyed the chance for sleigh ride
yesterday and cutters were seen on the
streets in abundance.
The new management give their first
performance at the Grand opera house
tonight. They have fine bill arrang-
ed and will give two performances a
night instead of one as has been done
heretofore.
Brakeman Ridenbaugh is back at
work again on the fast mail after an
absence of several weeks. Conductor
Wynn is still unable to take his work
again and Conductor Henderson is ELL
ing his place on the train, the crew
taking the mail to Mont last night.
One of the dairy wagons had mar
row escape from runaway yesterday.
The driver left the team standing while
he went in to deliver milk and the
horses started off. He chased them
about a half block and caught them be-
fore they got very good start
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rlose, DR.. and
Mrs. Real and Mr.. and Mrs e. !. Lord
are spending the day in the city anil
leave tonight on til, special for the
land show at st. Paul. They are from
Cando.
Miss Mayme Sorenson Of Candc,
county superintendent Of schools of
Towner county, is ir the city today on
her way to Hansboro where she will
visit the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes Of Can
do arrived in the city this afternoon
on their way to California where they
will spend the winter. They were
guests of Mrs. P. R. Flint while III the
city.
Rev! L. McLellon, Congregational
pastor at Hillsboro, N. D., formerly
pastor Of the church Of that denomina-
tion at Brandon, Wis, was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fenslon yesterday
A wrestling match has been arranged
at Crazy for Wednesday evening, Nc
Gurren and Frank Lewis, the man who
wrestled Farmer Jahns, are to put on
the bout. Several boxing and wrestl-
ing preliminaries are to be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E Brown left
this morning for Minot where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Brown
will take the job as engineer in one Of
the mills there. They were married
this morning at the Methodist parson-
age by Rev. Wallace. The bride was
formerly Miss Emma Huff Of Foxholm
and the groom is originally from Kan
sas.
D. D. Sullivan returned to Fargo last
night.
D. Bonsack of Rock Lake Sundayed
in the city.
J P. Jorgenson is here today from La
kota.
K. Baken of Sheron is here today on
business.
John Cromer of McGregor is here on
short business trip.
Jacob Wolf is in from Webster today
attending to business matters.
Thos. Lonnevik returned home to
Webster after Sundaying here.
Misses Mabel Bailor and Louise Stew
art were up from Penn Saturday shop
ping.
| Sam Farley and Mike Shea were
Starkweather visitors in the city over
| Sunday.