The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-08-09

Inc cutting of rye in this district
will be we'll under way by the first of
the week.
r. S. McMorran and family were
visitors with relatives at Inkster the
first of the week.
Mrs. ]. E. Stevens and daughter
Maude, returned Monday afternoon
from Fargo and Grand Forks.
John Karlson, who has been laid up
with sciatic rheumatism in the hotel
for the past ten days, is getting het-
ter.
Ed Herbrandson and family left this
week by auto for a stay at Grand
Forks.
Mrs. S. Anderson returned yester-
day from a visit with relatives in the
northwestern port Of the STATE.
Mrs. w. Nudd AMI neice of Will
iiston are spending the week visiting
at the home of Mr.. an! Mrs. James
Gorecki.
Messrs Ploug and Hovh+ya of the
Brocket creamery, were visitors at the
Republican Office Wednesday.
Patrick Connolly has accepted the
position of manager of the Farmers
Grain Co., elevator at this place, A. r..
Bruce having resigned.
Ludwig Vobayda enlisted yesterday
as chief supply sergeant of Supply
Co., Second Infantry, N. u N. G. lie
expects to report for duty at an early
date.
Fred Kellogg of Hansboro who has
been visiting Forlv;Ve friends arrived
Wednesday and will visit Lawton re-
latives and friends for a few days be-
turning home.
}. Marshall Jones and son of Ben
ton, ILL.,, and another son, Guy Jones
and wife, of Calmetto, Fla, arrived
Saturday for a ten or fifteen davis
visit with his son, Omer Jones and
family of this place.
George Foster of Minnesota arrived
here Wednesday to DO his bit d,irine
the threshing season. Mr.. Foster has
worked here a number Of years and
IS one of the old stand-by's.
A large number from here went +,
Devils Lake Sunday to enjoy the tlav
swimming and boating and incidental
~ witness the ball game between De-
wills Lake and Starkweather,
Ralph Whitley left last Saturday
to visit relatives in. Minneapolis. Mrs.
Whitley also left for Minneapolis last
eevnlng to visit her daughter Mrs,
Classen. On her return home Mrs,
whlteley will be accompanied by her
son.
Mrs. S. T. Scott left Thursday af-
ternoon for Langdon, for a visit with
her son w. A. Scott and family. From
there Mrs. Scott inteneds to leave for
Winnipeg and Westbourne, Man., for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
The woung ladies of the S. N. s.
met with Mrs. Connolly Saturday af-
ternoon and gave a linen shower to
Miss Myrtle Sackenreuter, on the eve
Of her wedding. Mrs. Connolly served
a dainty lunch and all present spent
a very pleasant time.
Morris Hanson and Jas. Fields are
two more of Lawton's young men to
enlist in Co. D. This makes. q total of
nine enlistments from Lawton. Sun
day we had the occasion to see the
company going thru their drill, and
the boys from Lawton in our opinion,
We're the best appearing of the entire
company.
Miss Freda Lein, who has been Wis
ting friends here for the past week
met with an accident in the drug store
Saturday evening. It seems she was
getting some water in the d~ispensary
and in returning to the front of the
building fell down the cellar hatchway
which was open. The fall rendered
her unconscious for a time, but out
side of the severe shaking up. the
young lady was not seriously injured.