Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19

There will De skating at the Grand
opera house roller rink Friday and Sat.
urday afternoon and moonlight skating
Friday night.
The st. Peters Lutheran church will
have services next Sunday morning in
the basement of the library building as
follows: 10 a. M, Sunday school. 1880
p. M, English service.
Vawter, the Burroughs man, is in
tho city today calling OH ''every store
in the city" He makes his visit here
regular and let's everybody know he
il after the business.
Thoe. Burgess, the Greek who was in.
jured at the round house few nights
ago, will not lose his eyesight, is the
statement given out by his doctors to.
day. His chances FOR complete re-
covery are coed
Gilbertson, Of the Brainard hardware
store, was given a present by the
Charles theatre last night. The res. Of
the week this popular little play house
is going to give away some good Amer
lean money to someone. You want to
be there to get a slice of it.
People coming to the city from Mon
tana state that the weather must have
been mild compared to what it has been
there. There has been great deal of
snow and tho past few days the Chi
nook winds have almost laid the ground
bare in some localities.
Mrs. HENDERSON, wife. of Conductor
Henderson, who was operated on yes.
terday at the Mercy hospital, is con-
valescing and today finds her very
much improved. Her husband was
summoned yesterday from Churchs Fer
ry and was present during the opera
ton.
Mr.. Buffam, who has been connected
with the Bell drug store for some time
and is now attending the pharmacy de-
partment Of the agricultural college at
Fargo, writes to his many friends here
that he is getting on nicely with his
school work and enjoys life at Fargo,
although he misses the. associations
and environments he found so pleasant
in Devils Lake.
Chas. Hango of Brocket is visitor
today in the city.
Miss Edna Regain of Webster is Wis
iting friends today in the city.
Miss Enga Glerum is in the city to-
day from Penn doing shopping.
G. T. Kusteh Of Penn came in yester-
day and spent the night here.
G. E. Ecker arrived in Devils Lake
yesterday on No. S for few days
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bosworth return
ed last night from Medford, Oregon,
where they went to attend the marriage
of their son.
Miss Gussie McLester of Cando is
expected in the city this afternoon.
She will accept a position at the home
of Mrs. George Mooers.
Albert Jaqua, one of the big boosters
of Toxic, is in the city again today.
Mr.. Jaqua is frequent visitor in the
city and is always welcome caller.
/; Mr.. Bess came up from Garske last
night to attend to business and return,
ed today with his wife. She has been
visiting here for several days past
at the Duell home. Pr
G. A. Ness, resident of Kensal, one
Of the live little towns on the main
line Of the 500, is in the city today
visiting his relatives. He will remain
a few days before returning home.
The effort being put forth to secure
new manufacturing interests for Devils
Lake is to be rewarded as it is rumored
that several new industries are seeking
the right to locate in this city.
A special program of music is being
arranged for the Sunday school conven.
tion next week. Special arrangements
are being made for the entertainment
of the outside guests. This will be a
large gathering for Devils Lake.
Mesdames L.. G. Wright and H
Schmidt Of Warwick were passengers
here yesterday doing their trading al
local business institutions and calling
on friends in the city. They spent the
day very pleasantly and returned today
to their home.
Miss Lillian Durham is in the city
for few days at the home Of her par
ents, making them visit. Miss Burn
ham is employed at Rock Lake and has
been there for some time. Her close
proximity to her home makes it posi-
BILE for her to visit often.
R. D. Epp, one of the prominent mer
of the Webster country, is in the city
today calling on his acquaintance,
transacting business at the court house
and patronizing local merchants. Mr.
Epp never makes trip to the city
without being satisfied.
); Miss Mary McKone of Minot arrived
yesterday afternoon from Minot ani
left again in the evening for Minneap
oils, where she will visit her sister TO,
month. During her stay in the city
she was the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Guy F. Humphreys.
The Young Ladies sodality society
of the Catholic church will meet in thu