The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-02

absence OF a year. John Will again
take up farming here as he believes
North Dakota to be the best farming |
state in the Union.
Hans Olson's 12-year old son had
the misfortune to fall and ulsloca.e
an elbow and fracture it below the
joint. DR.. Ferguson of Brocket was
called in and the lad is now doing as
well as could be expected.
CRARY
(Crary Public Opinion)
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mil
Ter Saturday, Aug Fl, 1915, a girl.
f. S. Chamberlin has rented the j.
H. Smith corner store and will in
crease his line to a general merchan-
disc stock.
Mrs. N. E. Shobe has been visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. John
Rutten and Ed Neibaurer and family
the past two weeks returned to her
home at Solen, this state Saturday.
A hard frost was visible Thursday
morning, Aug. 26th, killing tomato
vines, beans, corn, and injuring late
crops of all kinds. Just how much
damage is done will be learned when
standing grain is cut and threshed.
Miss Severson who has been visit
ing at the Boyd and Southam homes
in town left Thursday for Devils Lake
where she will visit for a few days be-
fore leaving for Valley City where she
has a position as teacher of Latin in
the high schools.
Some anxiety has been held by sew
eral patrons of the Crary schools on
account of the ruling by the high
school board that 20 pupils are neces-
sary to entitle the Sd class four year ;
high school to get state aid. This may
affect the appropriation but will not
affect the issuing of diplomas to the
students who get good marks.
Miss Blanch Wehe, Eva Grant and
Jean McMasters, all of Lakota, en-
joyed a house party at the Mcleod
home at which the Misses Lucille and
Eva Mcleod were delightful hostess.
l.. NJ. Rutten and family moved
to their new home at Minot this week,
having a carload of household goods
and furniture. Mr.. Rutten is one of
the most active agents of the North
Western Life Insurance company of
Minneapolis and has chosen the west
ern part of the state as his field.
Ernest Anderson and family will cccr-
py the Rutten residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medelman were bust
ness visitors at Lakota Friday.
Miss Ruth Qualey of Aneta is a
guest at the Sagmoen home this
week.
G. NJ. Fisher of Devils Lake was a
prominent visitor in town Wednesday.
A. G. Tanton Of Minneapolis was
looking after business here few
days this week.
Raymond Nicholson has a job as
engineer on his fathers t%hreshing ma
| chine.
Dan Boyd Jr., is back from Fish
Lake this week after working some
time on his fathers farm.
Miss Alice Peterson of Neville visited
her aunt Mrs. Sagmoen last week and
iS1l 4O4 lC1 1lOIIlC V1OIiNtdN.
Mrs. F. r. Stevens returned Tues
day noon from a visit of a few days
at Grand Forks with her sister Mrs.
Abrahamson.
Mrs. O. D. Ryan of Minneapolis re-
turned to Crazy Monday of this week
after a visit in the cities with rela-
tives for a few weeks.
Tuesday morning, Aug. "a, a light
frost vas seen touching the cucumber
vines and corn in low places, but no
material damage was done.
Theodore Parker, who has been re-
covering from an operation for appen-
dicitis at Mercy hospital returned last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Augusta Kalonowski has ac-