The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1918-06-05

been assigned to the munition force;
and his work will he to carry amuni-
ton from the motor trucks to the guns
He would be glad to hear from Crary
folks, and sends his address: Camp
Fremont, California, Co. E, 9Th Divi-
sion. Fl. Si MI .s. ;.IE #
Matt Peters, carpenter and builder
from Devils Lake, is building an adj
dition to the house occupied by Henry
Severhas on the .Iohn Maher farm NV
Of Crary.
Monday night the three Crary knit
ting units met at the homes Of Mrs B.
a. Reiter, Mrs. j. E. Thorson and Mrs.
A. L.. Ahlbrecht. S
Mr.. Louis Rubbelke, sr., and wife,,
arrived in Crary Thursday noon from
ST. Paul, Minn., for visit with their
son Joe and daughter, Mrs G. j. Kali
nowski.
Mrs. Ed. Neibauer and daughters
left Saturday morning for visit to.
Mrs. Neibauer's parents at Osakis,
Mimi, and especially to bid good bye
to brother who is going into the u.
is. Army.
Thos who intended to spend Me-
mortal Day at Devils Lake, were dis
appointed in the weather
prevailing all day. The moisture is
welcome, however, as it will boost the
growing crops and pastures.
Miss Pearl Forslof, oldest daughter
of Mrs. A. Forsolf, has been appointed
postmistress at Warwick by President
Wilson. Miss F6rslof has been in
business and lived in Warwick several
years, having a confectionery store
there.
]. S. Kirk and J. G. Calderwood at
tended thoro-bred. stock sale at Mi
not and also one at Williston few
days last week. At Willistoan they
visited at the home Of Mr.. Calder
woods brother, R. NJ, who is well
known to Crary people.
The Red Cross dance scheduled for
last Friday night at Van Steenvort's
barn on the lake shore, was postponed
one week on account of muddy roads.
In place of this dance a supper was
given in Boyd's hall, by the ladies and
a card party and social dance was
given afterwards.
The Boy Scouts and Campfire girls
gave a play at the opera house last
Thursday night a week ago, under the
management of Rev. W.. M.Bagby,
Mrs. Chamberlin and Miss Gladys
Shand. On account of the heavy rain
and muddy roads very few could come
in from the country, but the hall was
|comfortably filled by local people, who
were much interested in the play. The
gross proceeds amounted to about $38.
I J. H. Smith was business visitor
at Devils Lake Monday.
! Martin Retterath and Arthur Mel
son came over to Crary from Southam
Monday.
Ed Murphy of Russell, an uncle of
J. F. Murphy, has purchased Ford
car of the local agents Lamb & Reiter
and will travel in it to the coast this
!; summer.
Mrs. ]. R. Shand, Mrs. o. C. Sag
moen, Rev. Bagby, and J. w. Kelly
We're elected delegates to represent
the Congl S. S. at the state conven-
tion at Grand Forks, June Al.
The new electric lights have been
installed in the local opera house by
! Mr.. Sheldon, Of Devils Lake, and they
were tried out at the Boy Scouts play
last week and gave good satisfaction
Mr.. Rink of st. Paul, revenue ag.
ent and inspector Of income taxes, was
: a business visitor at Crary Wednes.
E day and Thursday of last week ant
incidentally played a few games o1
chess with the editor.
t Hagen brothers received a lettel
], this week from Lieut.. Barto Olson nov
3 in France with the American soldiers
He writes that it has been raining
nearly all spring. The letter was dat
3 ed May 5 and reached Crary May 29
n Miss Reardan, candidate for count.
:. superintendent, was calling on friend
: in town last Saturday.
Ingvald Sand, oldest son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Anthon Sand, left Friday las
Il week for Minneapolis to enlist in tn
: U. S. Navy.
y Mrs. w. E. Conroy left last week 70
o Snohmish, WASH, fr a visit with he
y parents Mr.. and Mrs. Drager. Sh
Q was accompanied by her sister Mis-
g Drager, Of Milo. Miss. Conroy vii
) be absent q counlo Of nnonths