The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-06

Mrs. AlDrechtS'S parents at Hutchin-
son, MINI.
LAYTON
uawton Republican,
Geo. W. Gets of Grand Forks was
in town last Saturday looking after
| his farm interests.
The Rose Buds of the Sunday school
entertained the Jolly Juniors on the
church lawn last evening.
K. c. Nelson, bank examiner, was in
town this week checking up the local
bank which he found in a / shape.
Louis Olsen and M. Roisum autoed
to Edmorc Sunday evening where they
spent a few hours back in the shade of
the old apple tree.
The stork visited the farm of MI.
and Mrs. Peter Fast, Thursday and
presented them with q boy. All doing
nicely.
Sheriff Olsen, Of Ramsey County,
states that business is somewhat dull
in his boarding house at the county
seat. He has only eight boarders at
present writing. Mr.. Olson is GER
tainly doing good work in his juris-
diction as sheriff.
J.Gorecki, J. A. Arid, H. E. Will
liams and n. j. Zeman motored to the
county seat yesterday morning return
ing in the evening.
The 9th grade Of the public school
will hold a camp fire in honor of the
eighth grade this evening, at which
roast wienies will be served.
We are pleased to learn that Otto
Wisher, who is under the doctors care
for a severe attack of pneumonia, is
now on the highway to recovery.
While seeding last Saturday Louis
Bratt lost a valuable gold watch on the
field. It will probably turn up next
fall while powing. In the meantime
Louis is sporting a cheaper watch
which is guaranteed to keep correct
time for a year.
W. V. O'Brien of the U. S. Mail ser
vice was in town Tuesday looking af-
ter his farm interests. His renter has
a goodly portion of the farm seeded
and w. V. feels good over the PORN
Use of good crops. Mr.. O'Brien left
Wednesday to resume his duties be-
tween Minnewaukan and Havre
Montana.
Sheriff Olson passed through towr
yesterday from Devils Lake, in charge
of a young woman who had left home
in a demented state and wandered tt
Hampden where he took charge of he1
and was bringing her to the county
seat. There is nc charge against her
She will probably be taken to Orator
to 1.-THE home of the feeble minded.
The joy riders through our streets
should watch the signs at both ends
Of town which state that speed is eight
miles an hour, while passing through
town. Some of our citizens may b.
liable to a fine one of these days. 81
be careful on the speed limit. NJ
favors-obey the law, which is similar
to that of the Modes and Persians.
. c. G. Hops and son, Alanson left OF
Wednesday to take in the Exposition
at San Francisco and San Diego
Their itinery takes in more than tn,
Exposition. It takes in a visit to tn,
| old home in Minnesota, a visit to til,
petrified forest and many other point.
of interest, and when they are through
visiting these places, exposition ant
all, they will say "I'm pleased to b.
back in North Dakota"
Miss Selma Latinen, daughter o
Mrs. Isaac Peterson of Lawton, lief
yesterday to return to Portland, Ore
gon, where she has been residing TO
the past three years. From Portlan,
Miss Latinen goes to. Fairbanks, AL
aska, where she has secured employ
ment. Miss Latinen returned to Law
ton on account of the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Oscar Raman, but did no
get here in time to see her sister be
fore she died.
A. J. Zeman, who lately returne'
from Florida and Cuba, brought bacl