Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
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Y d. y. Tomlinson Of Fort Totten is
S. today. w 35..:5
Mrs.. s. ID. Richardson Of Warwick,
vas Z caller in the city last night. She
returned home today.
Miss Jane sasse Of Ada, MINI, was
in the. city today on her way for a
short visit at Finley.
j. H.:sWilliams and wife of Texas,
were in the city last night on their
way to Portland, Oregon. They had
two large blood hounds with them and
it is thought that Mr.. Williams is an
officer Of some kind.
Seat sale for the Bostonians is now
on at the Grand opera house. Make
reservations early.
VIM. Barnes Of Great Falls, Mont,
was in the city yesterday and today
transacting business. Mr.. Barnes was
on his way to his former home at Can
do, on short business trip. Since 60
ing to Montana he has acquired over
section Of fine land and reports him
self as well as all other North Dako-
tans, as being prosperous.
That Devils Lake furnishes great
many teachers throughout the state, is
shown by the number of young people,
who have been arriving for the past
few days to spend their vacations
with relatives and friends. This is
perhaps the best time of the year
for the young folks to congregate, and
renew acquaintance.
=, Albert Lunde Of Maza, has been
spending several days in the city look
ing after his business interests and set
Ting up after a heavy run of thresh-
ing on the reservation. He left this
afternoon in company with W. 7. Hen.
zie of this city, for Grand Forks where
they will be interested in business top.
les for day or SO.
A crew Of eleven men left here to-
day for Willmar, MINI, where they
will put up ice under contract. Sever.
al ice jobs have been let to Devils
Lakers by the nearby cities.
J. H. .Jorgenson Of Huron, 8. D.,
passed through the city today on his
way to York to visit brother who
resides there.
Miss A. Land of Crazy, was here yes.
terday shopping.
F. W. Tumbs left for Minneapolis
yesterday, on business.
Carl Nelson of the Cando Democrat,
is sick with the smallpox.
Messrs. Carl and Jacob Maute of
York, left for Pittsburg, Penn.
Mr.. E. Palysner of Pekin, was here
between trains en- route to Lakota.
w. Wood Of Rolla, was here yester.
day, transactin g business matters.
Miss K. Anderson left for Grand
Forks yesterday to: visit with friends.
/. 0. johnson of Max, left for Vince.
Ter, Wisconsin for a few weeks visit.
MI. T. Daeley, who has. been. visiting
relatives, left for. Lakota to visit with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Schmidt of Bart
lett. were: Up a yesterday, doing some
shopping.
Mr.. J. H.: ,Dougherty of Lakota,
was here between trains doing holiday
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Nelson Of Lakota,
passed through here today on their
way to Tolna.
Miss Olive Arnold and brother
George left for few days. visit with
friends att Crazy.
Mr.. F: ,sliverman Of Grand Forks,
returned st9 bis home, after spending
Christmas At: St. John.
Misses Ma.belle, Pauline, Ida, Eva,
and Inez 'serumgard left for Crazy,
where they will visit Mrs. B. Wake.
Mrs. N. Bernier, who has been
spending Christmas with friends in
the city, left for Wahpeton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Guile Of Crazy,
returned to, their home by way of this
city, after q week g visit at Warwick.
Mrs. L. A: Walstrom and SOD Lester,
who have been visiting the shobe fam
lily here, returned to their homo at
Minot.
Misses Lucy Dealey and o. Christof-
ferson Of Warwick, passed through
the city on their way to Bartlett, to
visit friends.
Vincent Officer of the Greene drug
store, was called home yesterday, due
to the illness Of his mother, Mrs. A.
Officer, at Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Rother Of Perth,
left for St. Paul, after spending Christ
mas with Mrs. Rother's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Castor of War
wick, who have been spending Christ
mas with relatives in this city, left for
their home yesterday.
James Chalmers of Brandon, passed
through the city yesterday on his
way to Ontario, where he expects to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Miss Ella Toltin of Warwick, was
here between trains yesterday, en- rout G
to Keith, where she expects to visit
her uncle Mr.. Brutinson.
Mr.. B. Crommett and Miss M. Crom-
NETT Of Black Duck, Mimi, left for
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