The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-04-27

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repair business and Albert will enter
his shop as a mechanic.
The first session held in. the newly
constructed Masonic Temple at Devils
Lake was held last Thursday evening.
1t is said to be building Of exception
al beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wells Of Battle
brother and family. They returned to
their home Monday accompanied by
Caroline Wells.
Mrs. c. E. Currier has been on the
sick list several days the past week,
but is no won't Of danger. Her con-
dition last Friday was considered ser
ious, but we are glad to learn of her
rapid recovery.
The school board has made a re-
quest to the parents Of the pupils at
tending school, that they keep the chill
dren at home on all scllooIshights, and
especially away from social functions
and the movies. This is expected to
bring many of the pupils up in their
studies, who, heretofore have been
dropping behind in the classes.
Mrs. (Dr.) Blair, Of Hampden, came
down last Thursday morning and took
in the play, "Plum Valley" that ever
ing, intending to return the following
afternoon but owing to the high water
at the railroad, the train did not go
up and she was forced to wait until
Saturday.
A death which will cause sadness
and sorrow to many friends, occurred
Tuesday, April 4th when John Nov
acek, Jr., passed away at the age of
20 years. Burial was mede in Cath
ole cemetery at Nekoma o April 9Th,
a large ~concourse Of friends attend
ing the last sad rites. Relatives left
to mourn his loss are his parents, three
brothers and five sisters.
A number of Lawton young people
attended the play here last Thursday
evening, coming up onlp1Ghe speeder
They were we'll satisfied. Thanks
folks, come again. On the return trip
they made an unscheduled stop, had 9
short talk with one Of the railroad Of
| fidials, then resumed thier run. WI
are not going to tell why they stopped
"Let George do it."
Hugh Jennings, local representa-.
tive Of the Robertson Lumber Com.
pany, has been busy this week. on his
lots across the street from the photo.
graph gallery, where a basement il
being excavated for the new residence
which he will build as soon as the
carpenters can get at it. It is under
stood that NJ. N. Woldy has purchased
a lot adjoining MI. Jennings and will
build a dwelling this summer.
Milt Crazy says the merchant who
does not advertise looks like an Egg
ptian mummy.
Dr.. Craig has been very busy thu
past week, for to his own practice ha.
been added that Of his brother, Dr.
Craig, Of Hampden, who Il laid u
with blood poison in his left arm
"Doc." called to Weaver and got bacl
just in time to escape getting tied-ul
there by reaso Of the train servic'
being stopped by the flood.
A communication received this weel
by II. A. johnson Of the Herald-New
force, from Albert Roisum Of Sher
wood, this state, shows the busitles
men Of that town to be Q live bunch
They have subscribed $500 for z bas6
ball team for this year. MI. r., w1ot
to Mr.. Johnson relative TO securing
some players for them. Here's hopinl
the Sherwood team does credit to tina
progressive little city.
The Ladies Aid Of the Lutheral
church formed a surprise party Las
Wednesday evening, calling at the o.
Anderson home, where they spent th
evening with one Of the members Q
that organization, Mr.. Harry John
, son, who expects to leave for Minnesc
ia soon. Mrs. johnson has been
member for several years, and ass
appreciation Of the work she has don
and in memory Of her co-workers %
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