The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-24

uayS ueAVIc SIlllSLlHS III tIe army.
V. E. Pickley of Mobile, Ala, a
brother of w. E. Pickley of this city
is slated for the appointment as Head
of River Transportation in the United
States, a position of considerable i'm
portance at this time.
+ $50
+ CRARY i.
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Alfred Dahl and bride are expected
home this week from the coast.
Miss Emma Severson of Valley City
is here visiting friends for several
days.
Mrs. Whitcomb is at Casselton this
week visiting her daughter Mrs. Mont
gomery.
A. J. Frolich went to Interna tional
Falls this week to settle up the estate
Of Julius Newman.
Misses Ida and, Clara Dahl from
Westhope, have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Anton Sand a couple of
weeks.
Clifford Moore now located at Pow
ers Lake spent Sunday in Crary as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Mil
Ter.
John Graham living near Toxic. has
sold his farm to MI. Berg and will
on another farm he WINS near
town.
J. w. Ebert has installed electric
light fixtures in the barber shop and
Mi. Brandhagen is happy on account
of it.
Ed Lohnes of the Reservation has
been in Crary several days this week.
stopping with his friends and the Ha-
gen brothers.
H. A. Nicholson, j. R. Shand and D.
C. Mcleod attended the funeral of
John Nimmo at Devils Lake Wednes-
day afternoon.
Threshing charges this year will be
higher than usual, but if the thresh-
ers are going to charge excessive fees
the Government will take charge and
regulate.
Misses Marie, Josephine, Genevieve
and Julia Lamb, with Mrs. Londergren
as chaperon, all of Michigan, were
camping a few days in Kinks grove
On the lake shore last week.
Louis LeDuc has had the misfor-
tune to break his right arm at the
wrist, Thursday morning while crank
ing his Ford. Leslie Dean took him
to Devils Lake to set the broken limb.
Mrs. Anton Rutten and daughter,
Florence returned last Tuesday from
Lomond, Alta, after a two months
visit with her daughter Mrs. Max Or
chard. Mrs. Rutten reports the crops
very poor in Alberta on account of
lack Of rain.
MI. O. C. Sagmoen, Mrs. Sagmoen,
Miss Madison and Clarence Sagmoen
left by auto Wednesday for Wheatland
the home of Mrs. Sagmoen's parents
for a couple of weeks. Mr.. Sagmoen
while away will go to Rochester, fol
medical advice and treatment.
Mrs. Cartier from Larimore is Wis.
iting her daughter Mrs. ]. F. Murphy
Alice Forslof is enjoying a visit this
week from her friend, Miss Alice La.
Rue, Of Devils Lake.
Tom NcDonough and Albert Berl
of Warwick were business callers il
Crary Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. +. Swenson left Wednesda!
night for her home in Scobey, Mont,
latter several days visit at the hom'
of Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson, her hus
bands parents.
tn Farmers Bank Of Cary has n,
ceived its certificate Of admission L
tn. Depositors' Guaranty Fund CON
mission of the State of North Da
kota and is entitled to all the right
and benefits of this law. The fund
in this bank are now guaranteed b
/ the state and every depositor has a
absolute assurance Of the safe keeI
ing Of his funds.
), F. R. Stevens writes that they al
enjoying their cross country auto tril
They left Crary Wednesday mornin
at 1880 and stopped over night at d.
troit, MINI. Met George Morris an
, family. Then stopped -over-at.S
Cloud Thursday night and ran int
Minneapolis Friday forenoon, and al
|, ter seeing the sights a couple Of da,