The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-12-16

The Steig Mercantile Co., of Churchs
Ferry have a special sale this week.
+. T. limbo, formerly manager of a
store in the Locke block in this city
has charge of the sale.
We have two pairs Of boys skates
which we wish to give to some worthy
boys who are not able to buy a pair.
Will fit boys about Is years old. At
World Office.
Secretary Arthur Powell left the
first of the week for Fargo where he
went to attend a meeting of the execu-
tive members of the commercial clubs
of the state.
Mrs Thos. Montgomery, formerly of
this city, but now of Dickinson, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. C. j. 3. Tur-
lei From here she will go to Lari-
more to visit with other relatives.
Mrs. Kate Fitzsimmons and Mrs.
Eugene Fenelon returned the first of
the week from Fargo, where they
went on matters in connection with
the Daughters of Isabella.
Banker H. ]. Nyhus, of Edmore was
an over night business visitor in the
city Monday. Mr.. Nyhus reports
everything moving along nicely in the
little city in the northwestern part of
the county.
Among those who attended the
Shrine meeting at Fargo last Friday
night were: F. P. Mann, A. J. Stade,
Blanding Fisher, Thos. Turner, J. H.
Hazard, J. R. Kollar, E. L. Duell, E.
A. Watt and E. M. Crary. All return
ed home Saturday after having a
splendid time.
Last weeks Cavalier Chronicle has
this to say: Mrs John Burke and Mrs
H. W. Schluchter has been out to
Devils Lake visiting MI. and Mrs. Abe
Staubus. Mr.. Staubus recently had a
fall from a building, while doing tin
work upon the same. He was con-
siderably bruised by the fall, but is
able to be around again.
Legal Blanks. We have put in a
complete stock of legal blanks, and
you can buy them right here for less
than you can send for them. Our line
includes legal blanks for attorneys,
real estate blanks, and justice and
town blanks. When you want blanks
call, write or phone the World, and
you will get them promptly.
Officer McGillis came up from Bis
marck last night and today left here
with a string of prisoners and parties
for the asylum and the reform school.
He had four for the pen, two boys for
the reform school and one for the alys-
UNI. He was accompanied by Alb.
Flummerfelt who will assist him to
take his party safely to their destina-
ton.
Emil S. Eich left yesterday for Far
go where he takes charge of the Crary
& Turner Insurance Agency. This
firm represents the Northwestern Ma
tional Life Insurance Co. In Mr.. Eich
they have q good man as he is a COM
petent accountant, and has had much
experience in office work, as he was
auditor of this county for several
years.
The new brick front to the building
occupied by the Feldman Dairy Co..
has been completed and now this cor.
Germ has che of the neatest places to
be found in the city. The business
of Mr.. Feldman has grown fast during
the past year and had reached such
proportions that he had to have more
room and this addition now gives him
a splendid place to do business in.
W. J. Thompson of Page was a
pleasant caller at our office Monday.
Mr.. Thompson was on his way home
from Edmore, where he was winding
up the years business on his large
farms. He owns and operates about
four sections southwest of Edmore,