The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-20
visiting her sister Mrs. Pollman, re-
siding west of town.

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siding west of town.
The Lawton Orchestra will play at
Munich for the masque ball, at that
place Friday, Jan. IA.
Albert Roisum of Sherwood, this
state, was in town Monday visiting his
brother Martin, of the Lawton drug
store.
A. j. Zeman and Miss Leta Gibbons
returned Saturday from Fordville,
where they have been visiting MI. Ze-
mans parents and old friends.
Martin Roisum of the Lawton drug
store, left yesterday for Fargo, to
spend two weeks vacation with old
chums at the Agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald Of
1nkster, expect to leave Grand Forks
Saturday for a two months visit in
California. They will be accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. Dee Reade
and husband as fer as Minneapolis
and Miss Cecil Vobayda, who will be
with Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald through
out the trip.
7. w. Morrissey, Edmore's legal
light, transacted business in town on
Monday.
Alfred Borland, after several weeks
visit with friends in Wisconsin, re-
turned to Lawton this week.
Miss N. Alexander and Pro!f. W. f.
Bublitz returned from a visit to their
respective homes Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Lega-
Gle, Thursday, Jan. 10, a daughter.
Mother and babe doing nicely.
Ed. Herbrandson and J. Young Of
the Lawton bowling alley and billiard
parlors, transacted business at Lakota
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Gibbons is laid up this
week with a evere attack of grippe
and is under the doctors care. At
this writing she is improving.
Miss Gertrude Young returned to
Greene, Ia, Saturday to resume her
studies, after a pleasant visit with her
parents and friends during the holi-
days.
Elmer Ordway returned from Thief
River Falls last night. He reports
that the cold snap is playing havoc
with the railroad time tables all over
the country.
Wade Bartel and family of Sioux
City, a., arrived here Friday. It is
Mr.. Bartle's intention to locate here
permanently. At present he is visit
ing with his brother-in-lcw, Bert Da-
vison.
The youngsters are figuring on
building a small rink on one of the lots
south of Main street. A good we'll is
close at hand and it will only take a
little work to make a good rink. B ost
it up, boys.
Louis Olsen and Miss Mabel Stevens
attended The Birth of a Nation at
the Grand Opera house, Devils Lake,
Thursday. They were delighted with
the show and say it was worth twice
the price Of admission.
The Woodman ball at the Opera
house Friday . was well At
t nded and > splendid success in ever
way. Unite a number from Brock~t
were present and enjoyed ,hemaelve,
to their hearts content.
There is q movement on foot to or
ganize a town band and Ed Herbran-
son has volunteered his services as
teacher. Mr.. Herbranson is an old
bandmaster and has organized some
Of the best bands in the state. He
says there is plenty of material right
here in town to start a onoi honA
Several Of the old players have sign;-
flied their intention of joining, but
what Prot. Herbranson particularly
desires is to get a number of young
school boys interested as they are not
likely to nov away for a few years
and the band will be kept together.
He says it is easier to teach purils
while young, and as many Of the hoys
are musical he claims it would only
need a few months training before
they would be able to appear in public.