Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

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Gilbertson, for few days, returned
yesterday afternoon to her home at
Penn.
Peter Haley and Frank Pitcher will
leave this evening on No. ! for two
months visit in different California
points. They will visit 70: short
/ sine IN Seattle while en- route.
1 w. G. Stewart Of Southem was in
the city yesterday attending to l'usi-
ness matters and visiting with friends.
He returned to his h9ne Ills nom.
ing.
Ole Mandt and his daughter Miss
Marie, were in the city yesterday from
Webster while en- route to different
points in California where they viii
spend several months visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dunbar were
in the. city yesterday afternoon for q
short time between trains on their
way home to Cando from Valley City
where they have been spending sew
eral days. 8
The Owl Pharmacy is jubilant over
its immense Christmas trade which
the. popular store enjoyed, the doll
contest in which Louisa Hook: was sue
|cessful and presented with. handsome
doll, being one Of. the attractive fea-
lures of the. holidays shoppers. Sew
eral other holiday ioeas served to
make. the Owl popular, and good re-
4 suits were obtained. :.t
Napoleon Roberge !. and daughter,
and Frank: ,Grannier were in the city
. yesterday from Thorne for short Wis
it; between trains with friends while
en- route to Montreal and other Can:
adian points where they will spend
:! two months visiting with relatives
and friends.
Ole Ohnstad went west yesterday to
look after business interests.
4 DR.. and Mrs. P. I. Dahl and Mr..
Harrison Lewis who have been visit
ing with relatives and friends at
/ Grafton over Christmas returned to
/ .hrir homes last evening.
w. T. Henzie took a trip down the
Aneta line today and looked after
business matters. .. :,
. Mr.: and Mrs. n. H. Barr Of Min.
:. fnewaukan i township who were: the
Christmas guests of Mr.. and : Mrs
!; / Worall have returned. to their home
IF G.. f. Dahl. and family who have
: been. living on the Wells farm j,
South Minnewarkan township are
moving to this city this week.
z,-lr'; Howard Case who ha, been a guest
! at She c. E Tsv.cl home TO: the past
' several days LEFT today fo' Fargo
a where he attends school, =
Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Taylor nave LEFT
? for an extended visit in different Can
i adam points where they will be the
. guests Of relatives and friends.
GIN. Case will return this evening
, from Grand Forks where ne mas beer
transactinga business for the past few
q daysI
/ John and Harry Sherman who were
!. guests ;of Mr.: and Mrs. G. E. Taylor
!: yesterday returning to their home a
starkweather this morning.
e Word was received here this mem
t ing by C. j. Turner, telling him Of TIL
!. death Of his cousin Miss Jessie Nc
8 Pferson,, who died yesterday at hel
; home in Valley: City.
i Professor B.. T.. Crippen who hal
e been spending tie past week IN Can
= ION, S. D., anl other poin:s is expect
ed to return this evening. He, will b
!. accompanied by Mrs. |Crippen whe
has been in Louisiana. I.
4 The Degree Of Honor held 3 socia
J: meeting last evening and the time wa
: very delightfully."- spent in play:n!
cards. The prizes were won by Mr.
e 8. A. Ham and Mr.. Henry Wayne,
9 refreshments were served by the host
ess,
g D. Lee, Of Hampden, was in the civ!
+ yesterday for shart time between
trains visiting friends, while enrout
+ to Havre, Mont, where he will spen'
/. several weeks attending to business
matters and visiting with friends.
: NJ. A. Tenny left yesterday for Far
!, 60 and Valley City where he wi!
spend several days attending to bust
ness matters and visiting with friends
On his return home he will be &C
9 companied BY his little daughter VIII