The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-14
1000 miles without any accident 81
trouble Of any kind.

1000 miles without any accident OF
trouble Of any kind. N
Mr.. and Mrs. "a 0. Peterson, new
" welded, arrived from Ryder for 4
brief visit at the home of the. brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fors-
lof.
Mrs. w. r. Whitcomb and daughter
Mrs. Montgomery, came up from Cas-
selton Friday. Dr.. Montgomery has
enlisted in the medical corps and IS
now in training. Mrs. Montgomery
will visit her mother here for q few
months.
Steve Miller, Dan C. Boyd, Jr., e. G.
Campbell-all under 81 years Of age
and owe 10, went up to Devils Lake
Wednesday and enlisted in the navy.
They leave Friday for Minneapolis to
take the physical examination and
then get a 60 days furlough to com
home and help in the harvest fields.
Everett Coe and JIG. C%alderwood,
have purchased a Hart-Parr gas n
CINE and -thresher and grain separator.
Mrs. Robert Brown and John Laurie
have also purchased a small gas trac-
tor and t%hreshing machine. The pre-
vailing plan now seems to be for
neighboring farmers to buy a small
outfit and do their threshing by ex-a
changing help.
The threshermen and farmers tribu-
tary to Warwick held a meeting In
that town last Saturday afternoon and
fixed the prices of labor in threshing
at $3.50 per day for team, $3.50 per
day for man; Ice a bu. for threshing
wheat and rye, lie a bu. for trreshing
oats and'barley. The price for thresh-
ing in Ramsey county will probably be
a little higher.
Mn. Ed. Neibauer recently received
a letter from her brother John Uphus
somewhere in France that he was in
the trenches July 2. 81.
P. H. McGurren has purchased Of
Chas. Wright the local agent a Quaker
pipeless furnace which he will install
in the basement of the drug store.
Miss Rernice Hobbs of Forest River
has accepted ia position as bookkeeper
with the Farmers Bank of Crary in
place Of L. I. Nicholson who has re-
signed to enter the service in the war.
Claude Demming was granted a
leave Of absence for the week end and
came home for a brief visit with the
home folks. He is in the Engineers
training class at the Fargo A. c., and
so far is well satisfied with army life.
Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Bagby arrived
Monday evening from North Carolina
where MI. Bagby and his bride spent
a month visiting his old home. A
most hearty welcome and best wishes
are extended to Rev. Bagby by their
many friends in and around Crazy.
Herman Jacobson and wife and Mrs.
John Jacobson and Miss Mary Golden
autoed to Lakota Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Smith and Rev.
and Mrs. w. M. Bagby were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Pond Tuesday ev-
eninp at d;nno,.
Walter Nelson, a brother of Mrs. A
L.. Ahlbrecht writes home that he is in
a hospital in France recovering from
an attack Of gas.
Hogen brothers are installing in
their new basement a Caloric pipeless
furnace.
Thos. Huesgen of Devils Lake is
practicing shocking for stevens broth
ers, thus getting in shape for arnlf
life, as he expects to leave for Fargo
on Aug. Is.
Frank Whitcomb came home from
the University Saturday where he has
been taking a strenuous course in
chemistry preparatory to enlisting in
the medical corps, U. S. Army.
Peter Hifgers has bought a Chevro-
let tuoring car from A. B. Reiter.
The ladies aid met at the home of
Mrs. J. G. C~alderwood, on Thursday
afternoon.
Albert Pastmark returned Wednes-
day morning from a short visitzin the
Twin cities and at Detroit, MINI.
The harvesting of barley and wheat
will begin next week according to re-
ports of farmers who are now thru
cutting rye.