Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
LOCAL y {, D. NEWS |:
(from Saturday : Daily.)

016uOy are .V161IlnB 1If8nUS IN 0IOck0C.
Miss Bessie Henley returned yester-
day from Mayville.
Miss Viola 6lomen returned to her
Acme at Grand Hnrbor yesterday. She
10 student In the local high school.
Miss spelicy, . teacher at Grand
Harbor, left this city yesterday after.
noon for her home at Litchfeld, MINI,
and will spend her vacation there.
Messrs. Elmer and Gibbons Of Cando,
passed through here yesterday on
their way home from the agricultural
college at Fargo.
Miss Unic Knauss returned to her
home at Tolna for Christmas after
completing the fall term in the Acad-
envy here.
Mrs, T. E. McDonough returned to
her home at Warwick yesterday after
doing some extensive shopping here.
Louise Faett Of MELVILLE, left yes
terday for McHenry where she will WIS.,
it over Christmas.
Miss Mary King returned yesterday
to her home at Lakota, after attending
the fall term at the convent Miss
Ruth Cameron accompanied her home
and will b cher guest over the holt
days.
Miss Lizzie Lenheart returned to this
city last night from Glasgow, Mont
ana, called here by the illness of her
father.
Allie McInnis will be visited over
Christmas by his father, who came
here from his home at Daisy.
w. K. Trueman Of Grafton stopped
eff in the city a short time today on
his way to Cando where he intends to
spend Christmas with his friends.
Miss Brandenburg and Miss Torrey,
two teachers in the Cando schools,
passed through the city and did some
shopping here on their way to their
homes for Christmas vacation. Miss
Rrandenbwurg will go to Michigan
andw Miss Torrey to Drayton.
Miss Bertha Palmer, local young
lady who is teaching music and draw
ing in the Cando schools returned
home yesterday for her holiday vaca-
ton. Miss Palmer is success in her
line and is giving very fine satisfac-
tion in the Towner county seat.
VIM. Bacon the veteran implement
dealer Of Cando was in the city yes
terday for short business call. "Bil-
lie'' has many friends in Devils Lake
who are always glad to see him..
Miss Irene Olson and Isabelle Main
of Cando, were guests Of Mrs. P. R.
Flint yesterday.
Martin Hanson returned today from
a week g stay at Lawton.
Miss Flora johnson, clerk at the CT
gar counter in the Great Northern ho-
tel left last night for her home in Min
neapolis to spend Christmas with her
friends and relatives.
Mrs. johnson Of Strum, Wis, passed
through the city today on her way to
Penn where she will visit with friends
during the holidays.
A family reunion will take place at
the home Of NJ ""a Mrs. Chisholm at
bster, on Christmas day. Those
who will be present are Mr.. and Mrs.
George Belfry Urbin Mccarthy and
W. H. Belfry and family of this city.
D. Reid will leave today for Grand
Forks, where he will spend Christmas
with his mother at the hotel Dacotah.
His mother is there from Minneapolis,
and the three will spend Christmas
together. E. A. Watt will accompany
Mr.. Reed to Grand Forks and be his
guest.
The skating rink will be opened to,
morrow if present plans are carried out
The young men of the city have work
ed hard to get the ice rink in readiness
and great many young people will
spend their time on the ice Christmas
day.
terday from starkweather.
E. W. Bryant will spend his vaca.
ton with friends at Egeland.
Frank Prosser went to Webster this
morning.
Attorney Samson is enjoying visit
from his brother, the Lakota attorney
Mrs. Horne and daughter, Helen, left
today for Rugby to spend Christmas
Misses L. Bead and J. Simons, Of
Rolla, passed through the city yester'
On their way to Crookston.
Mr.. H. G. Lang and family of Chica'
go, who have been visiting different
points in this section, left for Their
home yesterday.
Get your orders in for cut flowers
for Christmas before i o'clock Sunday
evening. Telephone or call at the Ow]
Pharmacy. Phone No. 8.
Twenty-Five and fifty per cent dis
count on all holiday goods. We have
large stock. The Owl Pharmacy
Twenty-Five and fifty per cent dis
count on all holiday goods. We have
a large stock. The Owl Pharmacy.
accepted a position in one o: the bar
Der shops.
Chas. Cannonberg Of st. John has
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower and family left
today for Egeland where they will
spend the holidays with son.