Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-08

Hugh Mchenna returned to st. John
yesterday after visiting relatives over
the holiday. He is one of the promi-
nent merchants of the lake town.
There is no school today owing to
the fact that two days are given the
children as holiday. Many of the
teachers spent Thanksgiving elsewhere.
There is some agitation as to the
flooding of the old skating rink on
Seventh street this winter in order to
give the young people some place to
skate.
Did you know that all bills v,re
due7 If you haven't Learned it yet
it is because they haven't called on
you The collectors are out N '',!ll
force today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Casey left toGay
for their home at Butte, Mont, after
visiting here for several days 1T Tho F.
7. Fox home. They are on return
trip from the east where they have
been for the past two months.
Benedict Bear, aged ~, and Miss
Adel Valley, two Indian soul mates
from Fort Totten, were united in tho
hnIy bonds Of 1natrimony Wednesday
b.: Justice of the Peace Fl. j Hinuk.
'Fhc couple will go to farming on the
reservation.
Brakeman Rident augh, who was so
severely injured in the fast mail wreck
returned to this city last night from
his home in Larimore. Although badly
crippled he is able to get about and
will go to Minot today for a short Wis
it before going to work.
Mrs. Cowley and daughter of Lari-
more we're down yesterday spending
Thanksgiving here with her son The
family were guests at the Nimmo home
Will" in the city and were the guests
of honor at the Thanksgiving day din
ner given by Mrs. Nimmo.
State Insurance Commissioner Wal
ter G. Taylor is in the city. He came
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving day
at the home of his sister, Mrs. LaRue.
Mr. Taylor is an old newspaper man
and formerly was the publisher of the
LaMoure Chronicle and the Valley City
Times. Record.
At a Thanksgiving dinner last even.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stotlar enter.
tanned Rev. and Mrs. Wallace and Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Rundell. A delightful
time in playing games was enjoyed af.
ter the bountiful repast.
f. w. Gilbertson is putting on an OK
ira force Of help today, owing to the
large increase of business. Two men,
both from Grand Forks, Mcssr.. John
smith and J. :. Howard, have been
added to Ills pay :'l!. Both ar expert
statesmen and will move to this city.
The Chautauqua board is to hold Il
meeting tonight at which time the re-
organization of the board will occur
This session is held once year for this
purpose and the officers will lie elected
for full year. Some other important
matters will be arranged.
Adjutant G. Wolverton of the Sal
walton Army will leave next week TO,
Spokane and Sunday farewell ser
mon will be given. The farewell re
ception will be held next Tuesday
night. Captain and Mrs. Ellis viii
come here from GAINESVILLE, Wis. Dur
ing his short stay here Mr.. Wolvertor
has made many friends who regret tt
SEQ him leave.
c. H. Baker returned from MinLcap
oils where he has been on business. &c
reports that the holiday rush is On in
the cities and that lots of strangers
are in those cities. He expects to leave
in short time for Montana where he
will visit several points on sort Of ar
insrection trip and may decide to gel
holt Of some Montana land
Miss Maggie hlnman came to TIE
city this afternoon from st. Pau
where she has been visiting for Few
weeks. She stopped of here last nigh
to visit relatives in this city and re
sumed her journey to her homs at vii
liston on No. S today.