Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
(From Fridays Daily.)

]. f. Langley of Warwick is here to.
day.
Mrs. Louis Page is visiting friends
at Minot for few days.
Chas. L. Anderson of Larimore was
the guest Of friends here yesterday.
H. B. Hoy of starkweather was
guest in the city over Thanksgiving
day.
Ben Lemke came up from Cando yes
terday and is spending the day here
today.
Miss Gussie McLester went to Cando
yesterday where she took her Thanks.
giving dinner.
Atty. Goer, wife and daughter, spent
Thanksgiving at Warwick, the guests
Of F. J. Kirsch.
F. Davis of New Richmond was in
the city yesterday spending the holt
day with friends.
| Miss Esther Halgren was up from
the ecu" to spend the National holt
day with her parents.
The Socialists gave dance at the
opera house hall Wednesday evening
which was largely attended.
H. NJ. Lichty, one of Rock Lake g
merchants, had business which brought
him TO this city yesterday.
Miss Flora Rim.l left the first of
the week for Rock Lake and spent the
Holiday there with friends.
Kent Morgan, the credit man for the
Lake Grocery company, spent yester-
day with his sister at Minot.
John J. Lindsey Of Rock Lake is
here today. His son also came M ard
the? are patronizing local dentists.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilson, of the Sc
villa, entertained friends at turkey
dinner at their apartments last night.
The Girls Friendly society met with
Mrs. G. M. Fisher Wednesday evening
and spent most delightful hour.
Miss Inez Serumgard arrived Wed
nesday night from Grand Forks and
spent Thanksgiving day with her par.
ents.
Miss Miller, one vi the teachers in
the Cando schools stopped off here yes.
terday on her way back to Iowa where
she will visit.
Fl. J. Hinck, who came up from he
University to attend the banquet, re-
manned over Thanksgiving to spend
the day with the home folk.
Miles Kaw, butcher in Cando, pass
) ed through here yesterday on his way
home after making trip to the twin
city market with car Of fat cattle
He reports fine sale.
G. Baker, the piano man on Fifth
street returned yesterday in time te
take Thanksgiving dinner with his
family. He is busy man nowadays
and expects to leave about the fifth TO,
Chicago again to complete arrange
ments for business next year.
Chas. Jehnke of Rock Lake is among
the Towner county people who spent
their day Of Thanks in the Ramsey
county capital.
The dance given last night by the
Athletic club to the public Of the city
was one Of the largest ever given il
the city. It was scheduled to have
been given in the 7. 0. O. F. hall but
. owing to the immense crowd that put
in an appearance it was necessary t.
move the orchestra and the patrons Of
the dance to the skating rink wher,
the necessary room could be found.
More than ninety couples were pres
ent to enjoy the affair and with the OK
cellent class Of music provided thu
best kind of time was enjoyed.
The net proceeds of the dance viii
go towards fitting up the boys gym
nasium at the Great Northern hoto
building and with the large amount
: they realized they will be able to ado
many new things which will add
greatly to the attraction of their al
ready we'll equipped rooms.
G. J. B. Turner returned last nigh
from Thanksgiving trip to Larimor'
where he with his family spent tn
: day with relatives. Mrs. Turner wen
down to Grand Forks to visit Cor &
: few days and will return home tn
) last Of the week.
l Misses Melvina Duell and Meta Nei
, man and Messrs. Everett Maxwell ant
: John Snow went to Crary last night t,
attend the dance at that place. The.
report fine time. A narrow escap
, from a runaway was experienced OF
the way home.