The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-11-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

ADDITIONAL LOCALS |
Dolls, dolls, dolls. The Gift Shop.
DIR. VIM. Hooking returned Monday
night from New York where he at
tended the national dental conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pitcher left
yesterday for California where they
expect to spend the winter months in
order to get away from the North
Dakota billiards..
Mahpiyaoipa Ksantopawin, an In
dian, age 81 years, residing on the
reservation near Toxic, died last Sat-
urday, and the funeral services were
held Sunday from the Presbyterian
church near Court Lake.
In a foot ball game last Saturday
afternoon between the School for the
Deaf and the second team Of the
Devils Lake high school the contest re-
suited in tie, the score being .l3
to 10.
Mrs. Louise Ambrose, who for some
time past had been connected with
the Fashion Shop in this city, resigned
her position and left on Monday of
this week for Fargo. where she, has
accepted similar position.
Amy Black, The seven-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Black
of Fort Totten died at, her home on
Wednesday of last week after short
Illness, and the funeral was held from
the Mission church, Father Jerome Of
ficiating.
A teachers institute is now being
held in Devils Lake for Ramsey
county, same having opened on Mon
day of this week at the Presbyterian
church, and is in charge of Supt.
Boyd Of Cavalier county. He is as
sisted by Mrs. GAM. The institute
will last all week, and most of the
teachers in the rural districts of the
county are present.
Cecil Burt and Miss Arlay Tufford,
both of this city, were married last
Saturday afternoon at the M. E. par
sonage here, the Rev. Benjamin Bah
cock officiating. Both bride and groo".
are quite we'll AID favorablv know:
ar1e. The groom is holding respon-
s:Die position at the Great Northern
sh' ps in this city, and the couple will
make their home on sixth street here.
Alvin E. Dodd, head of the dstri-
button department of the National
Chamber Of Commerce, was in the
city between trains on Monday of
this week, and while here delivered a
very interesting talk to number of
Devils Lake business men at the rooms
of the Civic & Commerce Association.
Mr.. Dodd is an old friend of Fred P.
Mann, Sr, of this city, and while here
was Mr.. Mann's guest.
The first indoor concert given last
Sunday afternoon by the Devils Lake
Concert Band at the Grand Theatre
was attended by very large number
of people, and all announced the pro-
gram big musical treat. Special
numbers were given by Mrs. Carl
Nerhaugen, Mrs. E. Myland and
Robert Miller. Like concerts will be
given by the same band at the thea
tire twice each month during the win
ter.
State Printer E. M. rrary arrived
here Monday evening from, Bismarck
to spend few days visiting with his
family and at the same time look after
his land holdings near Etlmcre. Mr..
Crazy is now looking after 'i,ties of
his office like veteran, and tells us
that he feels more at home in his Of
flee than he does anywhere else. To
start with things were somewhat new
to him, but it took only few days to
systemic everything, and nov the
affairs of the office are moving ike
clockwork.
Several postmasters in this section
of the state are complaining about the
failure of their patrons to call for c.
0. D. packages, which is causing the