The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-07-31

week end guests of Devils LAX
friends.
C. o. Peterson returned Thursda,
evening from Fargo where he ATTENDED
the State fair.
A. B. Brandt, Thos. >Kelly and O. R
Harpster autoed to Grand Forks las
Thursday returning Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. X. Blair and Misses
Hilda and Olga Norum motored r
Devils Lake Friday where Miss Olga
underwent a minor operation at thu
hospital.
F. R. Irons was wei from Stark.
weather Friday.
VIM. Guy of Devils Lake, was a
business caller in the city Friday.
Hampden was very well represented
at the Langdon fair every day last
week, and all attending report a very
good program.
An effort is being made to organ
fize a band at this village. Thus far
about Is members have been secured
Miss Lillian McDougall left on Mon
day mornings train for a two weeks
visit'at Grand Forks.
Dr.. A. K. Blair announces the ar
rival of a baby girl at the home Of II.
o. Rouse, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. o. Knudson were
passengers to Grand Forks Tuesday
morning where they will take in the
Grand Forks Fair.
DR.. T. F. Craig and family motored
to the Lake Tuesday to see the boys
off on the first lap Of their trip to Ber-
lin.
| E. R. Swarthout, w. E. Pickley and
S. F. Wilson autoed to Grand Forks
Monday where they will attend the
fair:
w. E. Small and three of his yard
agents were here Sunday on q brief
inspection trip.
A. NJ. Crary and family were Devils
Lake visitors Sunday.
Miss Eileen Antony of Munich is
spending a few days in the city at the
Brandt home.
w. L. Howe purchased a Chevrolet
touring a from o. M. Shipley last
Saturday.
Mrs. E. r. Hasby was a caller at
Edmore Monday where she had dental
work done.
Al. G. Stevens and family spent the
week end at Aneta and Northwood
visiting with Mrs. Stevenson's brother
who left for a training camp Tuesday.
They also motored to Lakota yester-
day to see him off on his journey.
Victor Lagerstad is the owner of a
fine new Grant Six which he purchased
from the local agent, Otto M. Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Antony Of Mum.
ich were guests at the Brandt home
Tuesday.
A patriotic rally and farewell was
held last Saturday evening in the Un.
ion M. E. church for the boys who left
with the July call Tuesday afternoon
The local boys called were Roy Mack.
ey, Rueben Werner, Magne Martinson
William Snyder and Elmer Aanstad
An excellent program of songs anc
patriotic addresses were given, Chas
Conoway and Rev. Birchenough beine
the speakers. The church was crowd
ed to its capacity and a large numbe1
were unable to hear the program o,
account of lack of room. Just befor'
the train pulled out Rueben Wepe:
was informed that he had been reliev
ed from military duty for the presen
and he returned home to care for hi
farm.
A Red Cross auxialliary was organ
lied lin Mortified township Monda
afternoon at a meeting held at tn
Cliff Davis house, and the followin
officers we're elected: Chairman, E
P. Vanderhoef; vice chairman, Mrs. G
J.. Borg; secretary, Mrs. E. M. Co6ey
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Briggs. 4
work meeting was held immediatel,
after the election with eighteen work
ers present. The Mortified Red Cros.
bids fair to be one Of the very sue