Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
# N. A. Robertson left this morning
on 4 business visit to Minot.

w. L. Marshall of Rolla stopped of
here Saturday for . few hours on his
way for : visit in the east,
Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. George Mooers
and family returned yesterday from q
long visit at st. Petersburg, Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. sorenson Of Minot
are guests Of friends in tho city. Mr..
sorenson is employed by the Reporter
at Minot.
Tho Rebeccas gave a dance last night
which was we'll ATTENDED and rated
high as social event. The Rebecca
dances are always good ones.
In accordance with the early closing
agreement several Of the stores Of this
city will close, starting this evening
at $3.50 0 CLOCK, and this schedule will
icontinue for some months.
E. w. Gilbertson shipped piano
which he sold to the Crazy dancing
club to that city yesterday by express.
This is one of the largest pieces of cx-
press that is usually shipped.
Mr.. and Mrs. nenry Shaver and chill
dren of Rolla were guests at the Lam
bert store for a few hours Saturday
on their way to Montreal, where they
will visit during the remainder of the
winter.
Mesdames Ladd and Graham enter.
tanned the School Avenue club last
night at the Ladd home. Each one
present enjoyed themselves and were
loud in their praise of the ladies hos.
pitality.
The Juvenile Bostonians left the city
yesterday for Cando and other points
on the Brandon line on their way back
to Canada. They played three per
formances here and were quite well
received at each. The Dream Girl
given the last night, was good, although
many of those who attended both at
fractions were better pleased with the
Rose of Blandeen.
DR.. w. V. Falls of Omemee is q
guest of DR.. w. E. Hooking for a few
days on his return home from bust
ness trip to Minneapolis. DR.. Fallis
and DR.. Hooking were classmates il
school and the visit is very pleasant
one. #.
!, Mesdames c. ]. B. Turner and R. v
Bice will entertain the Woman's Guile
J of the Church Of the Advent at thu
Turner home tomorrow attcrnoo'
Miss Genevieve .Meacham of Boise
Idaho, is visiting for few days will
| friends in this city. She stopped of
here on her return from Cando, her ole
home, where she has been visiting. Sht
is attending the state U.
: VIM. Wycof, the conductor of tn
, Great Northern who was riding on tn,
: train which was wrecked, is much i'm
proved at his home in the Sevilla to
, day and is around again. His injurie
were the worst Of any from this city
} George Mallough returned from st
: Paul where he has been attending I
meeting of the Twin City Grocera
Travellers Of North Dakota. Mr.. NAL
: Tough delivered an address before tn
assemblage. 81.
The W. T. O,Brien family wore en-
, tertained last evening at the home o
, Nap Lambert at O'Clock dinner, at
ter which an enjoyable social time wa
had exchanging the greetings of tn
: season. g
Gus Blessum returned yesterday from
Minneapolis where he has been for tn
past week on business. It was though
} for several hours that he was pas
senger on the wrecked train but he die
not leave the city until a day later.
DR.. c. NJ. Wagner Of Dunseith wa
: one of the lucky ones who CAM
through the Great Northern wrecl
without being hurt great deal. TIL
, doctor was a former resident Of thi
, county and has been down in Virginia
Charles Froats and Joseph Wick
were here from McHenry county. bein,
delegated by the Masonic lodge Of
which Joseph Kent, deceased, was .
member, to attend to the shipping o.
; the remains east. The body was sen
east for burial last Sunday afternoon
Messrs. Bostad and Arth of the Gold
stabeck Loan and Credit company o.
; Minneapolis returned to their homes
yesterday after few days business Wis
it in the city. Mr.. Rostad was a pas
senger on No. 3 that went into the
: ditch and came through the affair will
: very little injury.
Mr.. Mcintyre returned home Sunday
from the cities where he has been OF
business. He left today for Glasgow
Mont, to commence his work for the
new year travelling for Minneapolis
firm in the western state, after spend
ing Christmas and New Years will
his family here. He says that later OF
he will move to Montana.
Harry Hinck went to Grand Forks
today. . .m :.
Miss Larson Of Rugby is visiting
friends in the city.
A. P. Spencer of Rolla transacted
business here Monday.
Harry Knecshaw returned yesterday
from a business trip to the twin cities
P. Jorgenson made trip to this
city yesterday from his home at La