Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12

homo near this city took the train last
night for Fargo whore they will attend
the agricultural college during the win.
ter term.
[ The hotels Of the city. will no doubt
be crowded for the next two weeks and
those Of The World readers from out
Of the city who intend coming to the
mid-winter fair should make their. res
ervations in advance. There will be a
large crowd at the fair and on Monday
next court will convene. The ample
accommodations in this city are usually
crowded when . large crowd gathers
and such things should be thought Of
before coming.
The bill at the Grand for next Fri
day is the "Private Secretary" 1t is
a three act comedy drama with lots of
life to it and is brim full of Just the
kind Of amusement the people like.
The play is being put ON by the best
talent from Cando who have been train
ed by Rev. Fr. Corey Of that city and
n saying that he has had to do with
the play is sufficient recommendation
to insure everyone first class oroduc-
ON
Mrs. NJ. Degnand and daughter
Catherine were visito-s over Sunday Mt
Penn.
J. Henry came up from Grand Hor.
Dor Saturday for short stay
N. w. Peterson of Bisbee Sundayed
here.
Mrs. Alex. G. Elmslie and two chill
dren left this morning on the belated
number two for Clifford, Ontario, where
they will spend some time visiting with
Mr.. Elmslie's parents.
Hugh Mercer, prominent attorney
Of Minneapolis, was in the city over
Sunday on his way back from attend
ing term Of court at Rolla. he Sun
dayed with friends here.
The Danish Brotherhood held very
acceptable social event last Saturday
night which called out large attend
ance and much appreciation has been
shown by the reports which have been
forthcoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Randall returned
yesterday from st. Vincent, Mimi, and
Mr.. Randall has again. taken up mis-
work at the depot. These young peo-
pie were married Friday and will make
their home here. Both people are well
known in the city.
The Brandon branch train which is
supposed to reach Devils Lake at 1920
was delayed Saturday and did not get
in until S:45 Saturday night. It turn
ed around and went back as soon as
orders could be arranged. The drifts
of snow and the extreme cold weather
has made traffic bad on the Canadian
side.
s. c. Sorenson returned to his home
at Minot yesterday after week spent
with friends in the city.
Russell Mahood returned to his home
at Cando today after two weeks Wis
it with his sister, Mrs. P. R. Flint.
Miss Jesse Conyers of Cando passed
through the city Saturday night on her
way back to Stanley Hall in Minneapo-
lis where she is attending school.
Miss Vivian Iverson returned today
from Crary where she has been visiting
for the past week and will resume her
visit here with Mrs. Wycof.
Miss Goodwin Olson spent Friday
night and Saturday in the city on her
way to her home at Cando. She has
been visiting at Larimore for the past
two weeks.
Attorney Sennett returned to Candc
Saturday eevning after two days spent
transacting business here. He was an
interested partner in the large land
transaction which took place here Sat
urday.
Miss Marguerite McClory left yester
day for Minneapolis where she is at
tending school at St. GATHERINGS col
lege. She has been spending the Holt
day season at home
Morris Smith, proprietor Of the Fash
ion Shop, left last night for New York
City, where he expects to purchase a
fine line for his spring trade. Mr.
Smith will bring back some real novel
ty wear for women.
It is expected that this week will
finish the court calendar of Rolette
county and the judicial force Of the dis
trict will return to this city where
court will convene for an adjourned
| term next week.
Miss Pearl DUEL returned to Park
River Saturday to take up her work as
teacher in the public schools there af
ter a two-weeks' vacation at home
Miss Duell has been teaching there fol-
several years and has been giving the
best of satisfaction as a teacher.
School commenced today and many
of the young students who have beer
away for the holidays have returned
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