The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13

Mrs. Frank Lewis.
F. R. Stevens is expected HON,
again some day this week from hi
winter vacation at Ann Arbor, Mich
Fred Brown was attending to bust
ness matters at Devils Lake Monda!
and Tuesday.
The school boys the past week hav'
been enjoying good skating on tn
ponds near town.
George NJ. Decknadle of Rockford
ILL.,, was a business visitor in Crar!
Friday of last week.
Burt Currier Of Edmore was il
Crazy Thursday between trains call
ing on friends and relatives.
The public schools are closed toda!
to permit the children to make out tn,
crop and labor survey.
Mrs. Frank Lewis is enjoying a Wis
it from her daughter-in-law Mrs. C
Adams, of Alexander, N. D.
C. P. Dahl went to Hunter 'Tuesda!
to ship up some blooded live stool
bought at a stock sale near Grandin
The Red Cross workers have secur
ed Lieut. Quigley of Brocket to speal
at the Crazy opera house March Is.
Miss Lillehaugen, Miss Broen, Prof
Tinglestad and Rev. Bagby, were
prominent Craryites between trains al
Doyon Saturday.
The Farmers club of Crary will
meet at the opera house tomorrow
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
E. H. Murphy and wife from Eek.
man, were in Crazy Tuesday between
trains visiting at the home of theil
nephew Of J. F. Murphy.
J. A. Gerhart is representing Mel
drum & Co., wholesale grocers Of
Chicago. His territory includes all O.
Ramsey county.
A. N. Cooper, special agent of the
St. Paul Fire and Marine ms, Co.
was in Crazy Wednesday Shocking W
thelocal agency.
The three Crary knitting units helc
a joint meeting at the home of Mrs
Ahlbrecht Monday night. Mrs. Nj
Lux and Mrs. J. F. Murphy assisted
in serving.
Mrs. Dan Maloney's son, Miltor
Beal Mills arrived in Crary from Sas.
katoon, Sask., a few days ago to visit
his mother before going into the ar
my.
j. W. Ebert, manager of the electri,
company, has installed several stree
lights this week, which add very mucl
to the pleasure Of getting about town
these dark nights.
NJ. Sigbert Awes of Minneapolis wa
in Crazy Tuesday between trains an,
reports the sale of the Henry Hal,
farm east of Crary to Mr.. Siverson O.
Minnesota. Mr.. Siverson and famil,
with a car of emigrant movables vii
move in the latter part of this month
A number of brave auto owner
came out with their cars last week
making believe that the season wa
open. DR.. Cuthbert autoed to Devil
Lake and returned Friday night an,
Joe Orchard came up from Warwicl
in a Ford Sunday, but the season wa
short.
A large number of our people wen
up to Devils Lake Friday night t
hear Daniel Reed speak on war con
ditions at the front in France. MI
Reed is a forceful speaker, and bring
home to the people the necessity o
sacrificing and saving, and support
ing the government in this crisis o
our affairs. He predicted that the wa
would last five years.
4, Monday this week Law
u 15lils1ftNkolson became 81, and i
MOI thss event Mrs: Nicholso
~ I = 6, o'clock. dinner at their hom
5ilssasnumber Of young people. Thos
gent were Frank, Emily and Kath
sMedelman, Ernest and Joyce An
Della Miller, Pearl Forslo1
siAafsBroen and Dan Boyd, j. Con
Sska1ssionA. music and song were tn
d 63Stnents OF the evening.