The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-12-09


DAYS u. the HOnnef home.
Tic first practice was held by the
high school band at the school house
last Saturday afternoon. All mem
bers were present.
Mrs, Christ Gjcsdal returned to Ed
more Friday, after having spent the
week with Mr.. Gjcs,lal who has spent
the past couple Of weeks serving on
the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lovgren left on
Friday evening for Longby, Mimi.
where Mrs. Lovgren will spend some
time visiting al the home of her sister.
Mrs. Lilo. Emil spent Sunday there
and then went to Minneapolis where
he goes to attend to business matters.
DR.. I'awcctt of Starkweather was a
visitor in town THANKSGIVING day. He
was called here to attend w. c. Miller
who has been very sick. DR.. Fawcett
has always been Mr.. Miller's doctor
and as he understands his case he was
called. DR.. Cox has the case.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Anderson are
mourning the loss of their little four
months old boy which died Thanks
giving morning. The little one APP
parently had not been sick and it's
death was not known until Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson awoke in the morning
and found the little one dead. The
funeral was held Saturday, Rev. Hiatt
vedt conducting the services.
The tongue Of gossip is always wag-
going while that Of the snake is al
ways darting, but Of the two the snake
is the least dangerous because it has
fewer victims.
The engine for the electric light
plant has been placed in position in
the power house. The base for the
dynamo is also finished, and every
thing ready and awaiting the last
shipment Of machinery which is ex-
pected to arrive this week.
The people of the community are
highly elated ove the coming of the
famous Scandinavian Violin Virtuoso,
Hanson and his assistant, Ethel Belle
Haynes on December 3. They appear
ed here a year ago and took their au-
dience by storm, SO marvellous was
their work.
The Frovarp and the Ole Anderson
families spent Sunday with the Ste
ven family in Triumph township.
DR.. Nicholson of Lawton was up
Sunday to have DR.. Ogilvie do some
dental work for him.
Ernest Crouch vas a passenger to
Grand Forks Monday where he went
to see a specialist about his eyes which
have been giving him considerable
trouble Of late.
The Great Northern reservoir has
been the gathering place for the young
people for the past week. The ice is
exceptionally smooth and as a result
many have been spending their even
ings skating.
What the world needs today, declares
Mr. Bryan, is a Penticost, not an Ar
m%aggeddon. "Mebbe,"-but what this
country needs is a robust Republican
administration.
The new instruments for the high
school band arrived last week and
were given the different owners at
once. Rehearsals have started and
from now on they will be regular.
Prot. Urness reports an enthusiastic
and promising lot of youngsters.
They will work forward to a concert.
Andrew Stevens of Triumph town
ship has so far recovered from his re-
cent injury that he was able to visit
the county seat the latter part of the
week.
Quite a number of young the people
from here attended a dance at Hamp-
den Thanksgiving eve and all report q
good time. They stated that the
crowd was SO large that there was
hardly room on the floor.
A very nice crowd attended the mu-
steal program given by the Howard
Quintette at the opera house Monday
evening. This attraction was up to
the standard Of the previous Exten-
sion Course numbers and the audience
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