Holiday goods spark display in Mann's Bargain Basement
Dan Brennan and William Wilson began an advertising tour Tuesday to promote the opening of the new opera house in Devils Lake. Local notices praise the Colonial's musical act and the Hudson Fulton's exposition pictures drawing crowds. Several residents travel or move to Canada, and local tradesmen offer services from blacksmithing to night photography with Aristo Arc Lamp.
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Ladies Call for Opera Hats at Winans Millinery
Ladies are urged to visit Winans Millinery Parlors for opera hats neatwear rosetts toques arkins and flower hats in a sales push showcasing decorative headwear for formal events.
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Society Notes Include Bridge Party For Mrs Smith
Mrs A M Powell hosted a bridge gathering for a group of ladies in honor of Mrs Walter Smith of Faribault Minnesota. Mrs W M Anderson won the head prize for the highest score and a bountiful dinner followed.
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High School Notes Show Weekend Socials and School Updates
The High School notes cover a faculty supper hosted by Mrs. F. A. Stoltze, a football team photo session by Hanson, and Prof Schraders rheumatism day. Marvin Kirk’s weeklong absence after a hunting accident raises hopes for return. Report cards cover the past month. A window display by Devils Lake Drug Co. depicts the team with bilkins and Tub Connally lookalikes. Inspectors Movers Wells and Hanson praised the school, noting strong standing among state peers. A math-minded pupil counts time to Christmas break as 46 days and 3 614 006 seconds. Norris Stoltze plans a daily bulletin on classroom items. Hat pin mischief disrupted girls’ hats in the hall. English class reads Paradise Lost. Four new typewriting seats installed, keeping the commercial department up to date.
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Department 8
Lakota Defeats Local Team In Uneven Football Contest
Last Saturday the Lakota team defeated the local football squad by a score of 30 to 8 in an unevenly matched contest. The locals showed effort but could not keep pace, with the Lakota offense taking control and sealing the win.
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Lakota Defeats Home Team 30 to 0 Highlighted by Crawford 70 Yard Run
In a lopsided clash the Lakota dominated, Crawford breaking free for a 70 yard touchdown as the home team struggled to capitalize on opportunities. Patrick, the quarterback, starred in the first half with notable punt returns. the second half saw Lakota extend their advantage while the home defense held firm, keeping opponents scoreless.
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Eri
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