The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-09-25

DR.. Cuthbert reports: Born to M.
and Mrs Alois Fab, Sept. 10, a boy; to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson, on
Sept. 10, a boy.
+ The hunting season opened last
Monday and many were out early to
bag a few chickens and ducks. Chick
ems are scarce but ducks are more
plentiful.
I LAYTON |
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Miss Luella johnson of Park River
visited at the C. G. Cops hoce over
Sunday.
Oswald and Milton Hagen expect to
leave here Saturday to attend Central
high school at Grand Forks during the
coming term.
There will be services in the Congre.
gational church on Sunday at IL a. m.
Rev. Joseph Chester, pastor.
Messrs Fish and Olsen of the Law
ton Imp. Co., were business visitors at
the county seat Wednesday.
A. J. Zeman received a handsome
Hamilton piano player this week,
which is now on exhibition at his drug
store.
Mrs. Thomas Pesek is again very
low with brights disease and it's COM
plications. Mrs. Oluf Olsen is nurs-
ing Mrs. Pesek thru her illness
Miss Theresa Hagen who has been
confined to the house since last week
with tonsilitis is much better ana ex-
poets to be released in a few days.
D. Davidson and family have all
pretty we'll recovered from their at
tack of tonsilitis and are able to get
out again, the quarantine card having
been removed.
Crops being pretty good and money
plenty, Banker Hagen thought the
time opportune to replace his old "Tin
Lizzie" with a new one, which he pur-
chased of Lamb & Hops Friday.
Algot Olander, of the National ar
my, after spending his furlough with
friends here and helpin. thru the har-
vest, returned to camp Monday morn
ing. Algot likes army life and re-
ports all we'll among the boys from
this section of North Dakota.
Master Marion Clausen arrived last
week from Minneapolis to remain for
the winter with his grand parents, MI.
and Mrs. w. Whitley and attend
school. We regret to learn that his
mother Mrs. R.. Clausen is very ill at
her home in Minneapolis.
o. S. Wing, Edmore's popular paint
er and decorator, is in town this week
and has commenced work upon the
Eastview school building, having been
awarded the contract for painting the
same. Hhas several other buildings
contracted for which he hopes to fin
ish before winter sets in.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Sloniger of Lin
coin, Neb., arrived here this afternoon
to visit her sisters and old friends in
this vicinity for a week or two be-
fore returning to Lincoln. The Repub-
lican has been permitted to state that
the young couple are on their wedding
trip, the bride being formerly Miss
Georgia Wavrunek Of hits village,
where she attended school until a few
years ago when she went to reside in
Nebraska. Mr.. Sloniger is a retired
soldier, having served seven years in
the army and being honorably dis
charged. Many old frineds here of the
bride and the new ones of the groom
unite with the Republican in congratu-
~lations and best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young and fam.
lily entertained the following young la
dies at supper Sunday: Misses Marie
Adler, Meta Wischer, Bernice San
born, Mae Anderson of Inkster, Luel-
la Johnson of Park River, Anna and
Pearl Scott, Marguerite and Allies
Hops and Pearl Gibbons. All report
a delightful time.
Douglas, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Arid, left here Sunday evening
to catch the rtain at Lakota for Fair
bault, Mimi, where he enters Shat
tuck. He was accompanied by his
mother who spent a few days visiting
relatives before returning to Lawton.
S. Swanson and Walter Scott also ac-
cOmranied Mrs. Arid and son as far as