The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-05

Sheriff Mclean came over from Dew.
lis Lake Monday on official business.
Axel Carlson left Thursday for Web.
ster where he has accepted clerkship
in general store at that place.
Gus Noltimier and H. G.. Hanson
went to Devils Lake Wednesday on
business, returning the following day.
Miss Elsie Nesdahl and Mrs. Joseph
Hanson visited Devils Lake between
trains Saturday on shopping trip.
Mrs. A. H. Noltimier, Mrs. H. A.
Moe and Miss Edith Hamilton were
shopping at the county seat the fore
part of the week.
Mr.. H. A. Moe went to Fargo Mon
day to be present at the unwilling of
the Frank Thompson monument in that
city Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Burgess and two children of
Webster We're over Sunday guests at
the home of the ofrmer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Filing Nelson.
Telegraph Operator Reichardt, who
has been holding down the keys at this
station for a few days, left Thursday
for Memphis, Tenn, where the climate
is more congenial. Operator Danielson
has returned from South Dakota and
has resumed his old trick at the ticker
Gus Thornley, and Oscar Danielson
returned Wednesday from the Black
Hills region in South Dakota where
Gus filed on a quarter section of land
and Mr.. Danielson started contest
for another quarter We understand
that Martin Swenson and others from
this city contemplate fling on land
also.
Robert Ronning, who lives near Jack.
son postoffice was i'll the city Thurs
day. Mr.. Ronning says his neighbors
object to the proposed change in the
mail route whereby the Twill be trans
ferred to the Brinsmade route after
June LIST. An effort is being made to
establish a route out to Penn to cover
this territory.
Walter jacobson met with an acci.
dent Monday whereby he lost portion
of his two front teeth. He was driving
the hay rake through the corn field
gathering up the loose stalks when one
of the rake teeth caught, and as he
leaned over to release it the rod flew
up and struck him in the mouth with
the above result.
Mr.. Thorvald Solberg was unfortun.
ate enough last Sunday to sustain a
fracture Of the collar bone. He was
at the barn looking after sick horse,
when the animal plunged forward, pin
ming Thorvald to the side of the STALL
The weight of the horse was thrown
directly against him with the above re-
suit. DR.. Flath reduced the fracture
and there is every reason to believe
Mr.. Solberg. will soon be around ag,in.
A deal was closed Thursday whereby
Mr.. Frank McGurren Of Devils LAX J.
brother Of DR.. McGurren of that city
and of Druggist McGurren of Crazy,
secured contract for bill of sale
of the Pixley drug store. Mr.. McGur-
rem is registered pharmacist and a
competent druggist. Until certain OBJ
legations are fulfilled Mr.. Pixley will
retain an interest in this store, which
pending the carrying out of these con-
ditions, will be conducted under the
name of the Vestibule Drug Co. Mr..
Pixley is one Of the earliest settlers in
Churchs Ferry and he has large mum.
Der of friends here who regret his SELL
ing and probable removal from this
town, in the near future.
Ralph Chambers went to Grand
Forks Saturday and the following Mon
day was operated on at St. Michael IS
hospital by DR.. J. D. Taylor for fatty
tumor in the breast which has given
him considerable trouble for the past
two years. Miss George Chambers ac-
companied him and writes that the or
Grafton was successful and that Ralph
is coming along fine.
It was case of "when Greek meets
Greek" last Saturday when bunch
of Greeks from Maza came down the
line and helped our bunch celebrate
their Easter, which, it. appeare. is
somewhat later than ours. The festiv
tiles continued we'll into, the following
day when the remnants of a couple
roasted lambs and liquid refreshments
were consumed.
Mr.. Stanley Flath, accompanied Ly
his friends, DR.. Carswell, partner Of Dr.
Duncan, and Cashier Edward Wagar Of
the Farmers Bank drove over from Up
ham in an auto Sunday on combine,
business and pleasure trip.
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