The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-02-22

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Friday evening to take IA Pair Of
Sixes," and all were satisfied with the
play.
As usual the Churchs Ferry bunch
were here in full force Friday even
ing to see the big Elks show.
A. w. Crazy Of the Northwestern
National Life insurance company was
a visitor in the city Friday. He was
on his way home to Minot after 9 bus
mess trip to Grand Forks and Fargo.
+ o. C. Sagmoen returned from Fargo
Wednesday night and reports that his
son Clarence is doing nicely and will
lie home again in a few days accom-:
panied by his mother.
Mr.. Holmes Of Grand Forks, insur-
ance adjuster, was here the first Of
the week adjusting the fire loss for,
Louis Schiele work shop and Ford car
destroyed by fire.
DR.. Drew of Devils Lake made a
professional visit in Crazy Tuesday
morning at the home Of Hjelmer STEM
seth whose twin babies an i'll with
pneumonia and bronchitis.
The stork visited the home Of MI.
and Mrs. Peter Absey, of SheIlerd
township on Friday, Feb. 9th, and pre-
sented them with a baby girl. All do
ing nicely.
E. J. johnson of Brocket who went
to Grand Forks last week suffering
from an accident to one Of his eyes,
returned home this week minus the
eye which had to be taken out by the
specialist. He SIDING nicely and will
IL time be able TO wear an artificial
eye.
The annaul CHESS tournament will
be held at Devils Lake Thursday and
Friday Of next week. P. II. McGrr-
rem, Harry Edwards, Ernest Anderson
and Edgar Anderson will attend from
Crary.
$3.50 -- $50
Mrs. Hattie Odds, formerly of Keo-
lkuk, Iowa, a sister Of F. 2. Odds died
at her brothers home Friday Feb. 8,
1917. Mrs. Odds was well along in
years and feeble, and contracted a
cold which brought on an attack Of
pneumonia.
E. r. Hegge, of Michigan, N. D.,
was in Crary Wednesday night in
s~tructing the Crary band. New menu
hers Of the band are Marvin Kirk, Jas.
Coe, Don Stevens, Howard Anderson,
Herman Jaeobson and Arthur Acker-
man. ss'
In the absence Of F. p. Odds, who
is spending the winter at Medical
Lake, Washington. John@Laurie, a
neighbor and friend Of Mi. Odds, has
taken charge and made the necessary
arrangements for the funeral which
took place at the 0lds residence Mon
day, Feb. IL, Rev. Haly, pastor Of the
Congregational church, conducting the
services. VII
In time of need and trouble it is q
great blessing to have good neighbors
and friends. This was demonstrated
during the illness and death Of Mrs
Hattie Odds. In the absence Of Mr.
Odds. the head Of the house, It was lef1
to the neighbors to assume charge ant
nsthis case John Laurie, 9 neighbor o,
lMr. Odds, volunteered, assumed full
Responsibility and made necessary ar
arrangements for the funeral which wa
conducted in a very acceptable name,
lin all the details. Mr.. Laurie deserve,
much credit for his services in thi,
lease. III
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett, for
mer pioneers Of this county, but nov
ofs Kalispell, Mont, are spending a few
days visiting old friends here. Nh
Bennett will be remembered ~ 81.
timers as one Of the first druggists ii
Devils Lake and conducted the drua
store which was located ina building
where the Brennan block now stands
IIn,; 1899 he ,sSld out and went to Ross,
land, p. G., and from there be mad.
lssyeral changes finally locating ii
Kalispell. His many friends viii ri
pleased to know that he has prlospered
since leaving here and y now putting
in some Of his time travelling and Wis:
itins.