Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
4 ocal Happenings.

NJ. Dine lart, y no has been with
the Farmers Grain company for some
time, left yesterday for Hamilton
Mont, where he has accepted a posi-
$3tion. Mr.. Dinehart was located rs at
I !, Hamilton prior to coming to Devils
Lake. n M
holidays with relatives and friends
| and have returned to resume school
work are Miss Dahl from Grafton,
Miss Opfer from Waukon, Iowa, Miss
! Margaret Curran from Moorhead, Miss
Ada Flagg from Minneapolis. and Miss.
Sarah Morris from Bismarck n II. X
'fF Rev, Harris will occupy the pulpit
i at the Episcopal church at Grand
Forks the first Sunday in February,
taking the place of Rev.. BurkesoE.
who was injured some weeks, ago as
a result of fall from a ladder, and
is now confined ito the hospital. IL
Two evangelists will conduct re-
, vival services next week at the Bethel
Free church. Rev. T. T. Hansen, pas
tor of the church has secured the SER
vices of Rev. R. Lunde and Rev. C.
! Wutiestad. both of Cooperstown
These reverned gentlemen are vesy
good speakers and very good meet
in is anticipated.
! A masquerade ball has been SEIZED
uled to take place at Doyon, the home
Of Charles, and as usual good time
is in store for the many who will at
: tend from here. The event takes
place Jan. %, and preparations are
already being made for the affair.
According to word from Los Angeles
received by William Falger, his
friend George Beemis, who has visited
here, was honored at concert pro
gram given at the big temple at Los
Angeles, celebrating the occasion O.
the second anniversary of his occ,-
plying a position as tenor soloist in
the musical circles Of the California
city. / = ~ a. =sE.t&
Our art department was under full
steam shortly before the holidays, and
each pupil taking lessons in drawing
under Mrs. Hooking, was furnished
with beautiful calendar with pictures
OF landscapes in water color. Most
OF them were sent to the homes OF
the pupils as greetings of the season.
Deaf School Banner.
Miss Pearl McIver of Lowery, Mimi
and Miss Anna Leine of Grand Forks
were in the city Monday night on the
way to Webster to take up their poss!.
tions as teachers. Superintendent and
- Mrs. c.. S. Torvend, who spent the
holidays with Mrs. Torvend's relatives
in Grand Forks. were also en- route
. to Webster. %
| At the meeting of the Elks last Sal
urday evening the occasion was made
sort of an honor to c. W. Greene
: exalted ruler, who was presented by
the members OF Devils Lake lodge
with "A handsome leather upholstered
rocker and an electrodome, which
will be a valuable adornment to his
: apartments, several speeches ii
: honor OF the occasion including the
presentation remarks by Charles Hen
: ley showed the high esteem in whic!
MIR Green is held by the members.
4 very enjoyable party was givel
Saturday evening at the Spokesman
home as compliment to Miss Corinrs
Ryan. The guests from here were
Misses Hazel Mckay, Marvel an
Stella Graham, Thursy Arnold ant
\ Messers. Earl Graham Earl Stone am
: VIII Cooper. Last evening there was
social gathering at the Ryan hom,,
Miss Ryan returns to Grand Forks
this evening. She is a student in the
state university.
=, Mrs. George Corbett( Mabel New.
/ itcn} is the happy mother Of anothe,
: boy, who was born last October. This
$ is her fourth boy. She was recently
Fargo, leaving for her home in Ca
! nora, Sask., Canada on the 10th Of
December. With her four little boys
I to take care of, she found it irnpossi
y bic to choose a route through Devils
q Lake and visit her Alma Mater aad
,friends.-Deaf School Banner
e News OF the death of Mrs. Elizabeth
: j. Honens, mother OF Mrs Oliver
d Evans, has been received by friends
\ in this city. Mrs. Honens frequently
: visited here with the Evans family
when they lived in Devils Lake, anc
her death will bring SORROW into many
y homes. Her death occurred On Decep1
Der 26 in Newberg, Oregon She was
i seventy-seyen years of age and borl
at Alexander, Pa Her husband SUI
. wives to mourn a devoted wife. 1t was
: because they wished to be near Mrs