The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-08

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Mrs. Mary Herda, and MI. F. 'Matejeck
W. Riddle. ]. Gorecki. E.. D. Christian
Friday" and Jim Scott took in the nd
more-Fairdale game at Edmore Sundaysd
The game resulted in q victory for Ed.
more byaa score. or 5~to II:
Those who attended the funeral Of the
late. John \. Stray al: Conway. state that'
1t was a Of the largest eve held in
Walsh county. The remains were cal,
ried to the grave by. classmates from tho
University,,s Members Of the facul !.
were also present. The caaket Wis COW
redssSYitltssabeaatifll floral wrsathssx fvSs
en- by studsentss and other friends, who
mourn the untimely death Of their
young friend and fellow student. Th.s
family have the. heartfelt sympathy III
La~ton II their bereavement. I'd
A Sunday school institute, was held
in the church Monday afternoon and evs'
ching. Revs. Torbet of Devils Lake, aud
Newman of Lakota, were the principal
speakers. Mrs. Freeberg Of Bartl st,
county secretary, was also present. g
Mesdames Honey, Tourtellette, RS
holt and Mr.. Nyhus of Edmore were
also present. The principal object of
the institute was to make Ramsey coun-
ty the Twentieth Century county in the
state in point of standing. The state
convention will be held in Devils Lake
June 1S. IA and Is.
P. Boehmer one Of the successful
young farmers of Cato township, was N
town. Monday .~transacting business.
Kensal' Johnston and. sister G~enevieve
and younger brothers of Langdon, and
Master Billy Mcintyre of Grand Forks
formed q motor party, accompanying
MISS. T. Scott on her return from
Langdcn Tuesday.
Meitzncr Bros. and II. Il. Williams mo-
tored to Crystal Saturday on business.
Returning honlc Sunday afternoon, whom
coming into town the car began skidding
and for q few moments caused anxiety
to the occupants but nothing happened.
Rev. W. NJ; Bagby preached his first
sermon here to a fine congregation Sun
day evening. Mr.. Bagby was listened to
with marked attention throughout the
services. He is an interesting speaker
and we bespeak for him a large atten-
dance at lallsscrvices during his s%ojourr
with US this summer.
Memorial Day ceremonies were duly
observed in Lawton TUESDAY at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ruttle. WI
had prepared a fine program for the oc-
%casien. Veterans James DOnahue, w.
Christian, S. e. Martin, and Comrade
Cole of Edn1ore. were present and ell
ioyed the meeting. The village band
furnished the music. A full account will
account will appear next week.
akiarls -tuier and sister Marie, accom-
panied by Miss Meta Wisker and Messrs
w. Sackenreuter and OWE Olson. mo-
torcd TO %F'ordville Sunday, to spend the
Gay with Miss Sadie Olsen, who is teacl,-
ing school in Cleveland township.
j. A. Arid expects to leave here Mon
day to visit the old home in Ontario,
Canada. Before returning he may also
visit Halifax, N. S., to see several rela-
tives belonging to the Canadian army
before their departure fOrthe war front
in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Vobayda. Mrs. L.
Kelly, and l.. Vobayda, mOtored to Con.
way Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
the late John Stark, killed in an auto
wreck at Grand Forks Sunday. George
Wavrunels and daughters also ATTENDED
! the funeral III another car.
Brooke. was nearly emptied of in
habitants Monday evening when they
engagcd autoes for a joy ride to Lawton
to shake hands and swop auto stories
with friends here. Truly the auto is q
great diminisher Of distance and enables
neighbors to spend pleasant hours to-
fgether.
Nj. and Mrs. Meyers. of Glencoe. Min
nesota, who have been visiting Mr.. am;
Mrs. 8. n Martin, of Newbrc TOWNSHIP
parents Of Mrs. Meyer. for a week, re-
turned home Monday. On the eve Of
their departure they were entertained Nv
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young, at thei.
home just west of town.
Rev. Mr.. Drew Of Lakota, held Epis-
copal services in the Congregational
church Thursday evening of last week
The Reverend gentleman is one of the
pioneer missionaries of the west and
; south-a genial, happy Christian man
who makes friends wherever he goes
among the brethren. Next time he Wis
It's Lawton turn II and l,ear him., Of
which you will receive due notice.
NEwBRE TOWNSHIP NOTES.
Herman Boehmer was a business visit ,:
in Devils Lake Friday.
J. A.. Killelea and family of Devils
Lake visited at the r. Fl. Kelly home on