Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
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Albert Wander Holden wentnto Dev.|
ills Lake last week to do his Christmas
shopping. s 80 $.Ss Is! ssttt,aa4a q
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright spent
Christmas with Mrs. Wright's par
ents at .Aneta. @ ss ny :.
Miss Ferris selmer loft :epr Wednes-
day for Wisconsin points to spend the
winter with relatives. 49,
Thursday evening Carl and Sophia
sAaberg attended q. basket social at the
Dahlen Lutheran church. ,S,.s. ,..'.,,
On Christmas day the Lutheran min
lister from Edmore held divine services
at the home of Lars Aaberg. f.a-
On Friday evening Mrs. Casper John
son had Christmas tree for the many
friends of her little son Carl.
W. H. Wright received q message
from Santa Claus inviting him to meet
him in Devils Lake last week. The pa
tron saint of the Yuletide surely knows
where to find the good. children
Christmas in the Klinge1 home was
greatly sadened by message fror,
Portland, Oregon, to the effect that
their son Chester, while in discharge
Of his duties as police official on The;
night of Dec. 90, had been stab cd by
two villains he was taking 20 police
headquarters. Later reports from
the Good Samaritan hospital, whc1c he
was Immediately removed, are that ne
's very wcdk from the loss of blood,
but unles, complications arlaa. he will
recover. Tic was STABBED Just below the
heart, so news Of his condition is Gag
erly awaited by his family and friends.
His wife and two children were spend
ing the holidays here with his parents
at the time.
On Tuesday, the Cato Agricultural
club met at the home Of w. II. Wright.
The attendance was large and much
important business was disposed of.
One matter of interest to all, being the
mid-winter fair in Devils Lake. There
will, no doubt, be fine exhibit at the
fair from Cato township. Our progress
sive, wide-awake farmers, see the ben.
eft to be derived from the advertising
such an exhibit would bring to our
section. Following the business ses-
sion luncheon was served by the la
dies, consisting Of such delicacies as
only the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cato
Agricultural club know how to prepare.
The Christmas season brought about
many neighborhood gatherings and FAM
lily reunions and good will and neigh
borly kindness and Christmas jollity
filed the week to overlooking. Miss
Ruth Klingel was home from her school
in Dry Lake to spend the Yuletide,
while Miss Bessie Klingel was home
from Hamline college for the holidays.
Mrs. Chester Izlingel and little chill
dren, from Portland, Oregon, came to
spend Christmas with grandpa and
grandma Klingel. Louie Aaberg and
wife and children spent the week with
Louie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Aaberg. Miss Margaret Baker was
home from the Valley City normal for
the Christmas season. Harry O'Brien
came home from the agricultural col
lege and Ned O'Brien from attending
school in Devils Lake, to help in the
Christmas cheer. Mr.. ana Mrs. Larenz
Of Lawton, together with Mrs. Larcnz'
parents, took dinner with Mrs. Larcnz'
sister, Mrs. Casper johnson.
On Saturday evening the Cato Union
Sunday school met at the home Of Emil
Eich for their Christmas program.
There was full attendance, not one
member of the Sunday school being alb
sent. The Christmas tree was delight
to the little people and Santa Claus
short visit afforded much merriment.
Ho rnnamhorod avarvona for he soi1