Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
LOCAL NEWS
(From Friday g Daily.)

Lewis Skane is at Fargo for few
days.
Hines Olson of Warwick was her,
yesterday.
A. Farcitte of Pekin shopped her,
yesterday.
H. o. Boyer Of Egeland had bushes.
in the city yesterday.
Chas. Weigh of Crary transacted bus
ness here yesterday.
o. j. Emerson was in the city yester
day from Starkweather.
Joe Kent of Granville is patient
in one of the local hospitals.
DR.. McGurren made a professional
call at Grand Harbor yesterday.
The Greene drug store has just re-
ceived a shipment of so gold fish.
Mrs. J. Smith of Warwick is visiting
in the city today with Mrs. Walrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper are here from
Wesley visiting friends for few days
George Mallough returned home last
night after few days spent on the
road.
Harry Lockheart returned to his
home at Towner after few days spent
here.
Miss Belle Stenson is back from a
two weeks visit with friends at Fort
Totten.
Jorgen Johnson came in from Web,
ster and is spending the day shopping
here.
Mrs. Nicholas Thimes was in from
Rock Lake yesterday doing her holiday
shopping.
Mellow Rosith Of Hope was a caller
here yesterday transacting important
business.
Gus Berg and his family are over
from Warwick for few days visiting
with friends.
Robert Cochrane's mother is visit
ing him from the east for few weeks,
on his farm near this city.
A number Of travelling men who
make their headquarters in this city
are coming in to spend the holiday va
cation at home.
Richard Tanning and sister have
removed from their apartments in the
Sevilla to a cottage in the residence
part of the city.
The World is getting out some at
tractive programs for the Senior class
play which is to be given at Webster
in the near future.
The finishing touches are now being
put on the new fire hall and it is be-
ing rushed to completion. The building
is credit to the city.
Many of the children out at the
deaf school are making arrangements
to spend the holiday vacation at their
homes over the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz returned to
their home at Penn last night after
visiting friends here and enjoying the
production of Madame Sherry.
The ladies Of the Church of the Ad-
vent held very successful sale and
supper last night in the Odd Fellows
hall and were well pleased with the re-
suits.
DR.. Hooking and his brother return
ed last night from days visit look
ing over the country at Ellsbury. The
brother will return to his home at Cas-
selton today.
Fred Chamberlain returned to his
home at Doyon yesterday after spend
ing the day in the city. Fred is one
of the big merchants of Doyon and
comes here frequently.
Norman Cochran of Duluth, who for
some months past has been working in
this neighborhood, left last night for
Butte, Mont, where he will enter the
mines to work for the winter.
Mrs. T. B. Cameron and children
were in the city yesterday on their
way from their home in Aneta to
Grand Forks where they will visit rel
atives over the Christmas holidays.
The teachers of the Washington high
school decorated the dining rooms of
the Sevilla last night and have issued
invitations for reception in honor
of Supt. and Mrs. Barnell to the other
teachers in the city at the Sevilla to-
night.
VIM. Pitt is here today from Crary.
John Munig is Webster visitor
here
Chas. Hortrop is here today from
Hamar. -H..
Mr. and Mrs. Berg are here from
Warwick
Fred Baker was caller in the city
yesterday from Ednore.
w. G. Stewart of Lawton is here to.
day getting dental work done.
Miss Marie Mandt of Webster is a
Christmas purchaser in the city today
Miss Alice M. Gress is shopping in
the city today. She will return to-
morrow morning to her home at War
wick.
The regular melting of the A. 0. u
w. will be held tonight in their lodge
rooms. All members are urged to b.
present.
Albert h. Perry, a representative o.
an insurance company, living at Crane
Forks, is in the city today looking u,
some losses. Ills company insures au
tomobiles.