The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-11-20
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Rev. C. L. McConnell>of Minnewau-
kan vas in town Tuesday. /
Elmer Kildahl left IN Saturday for
Chicago.
Miss Gladly jacobson went to Grand
Forks Friday, returning Sunday.
Miss Nellie Beaverstad went to the
Lake Saturday to have dental work
done.
Newton Houser is breaking on the
Great Northern between Minot and
Williston.
Geo. Lineberg, cashier of the Spare
Bank was a business visitor to Min
neapolis this week.
Clarence Hale. of Grand Forks who
has been here for the past couple OF
weeks. returned home Sunday.
Miss Theresa Brophy left the first
of the week for her home at Sank
Center, MINI.
Wm Wappes was called to his home
in Indiana the latter part of the week
on account Of the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs. E. C. Enger received a letter
from her son Irvine. He was recov-
ering from being wounded by a ma
chine gun shell.
No new cases. of influenza have
broken out in town in the past week
and those who have had it are recov-.
ering nicely.
Rev. P. Steen will have an auction
sale of his household goods ON the 10th
of this month. He will leave for As
toria, Oregon, in the near future.
Misses Nellie and Hazel Steen ar
rived home this. week from Arnegard
where they have been teaching. The
school is closed on account of flu.
Mrs. George Christian and daughter
who have been visiting her sister MR..
Olson, at Plentywood, Mont, the past
several weeks, returned home Friday.
Alvin Hoystad, SOL of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Hoystad, was kicked ON the arm
by q horse last Saturday and it was
thought for a time that the bones were
fractured.
A. o. Nord added another quarter
section of land to his splendid farm
last week when he purchased the NE
quarter Of section 5, in Coulee town
2 ship from Martin Knutson.
Oscar Hiaasen has been offered I
position to teach in the Benson Count,
Agricultural school, located at Mad
dock. Mr.. Hiaasen will accept thi'
position if he a get a man to TAX
his place on the farm.
Miss Gladys. Hansen left ON Mon
day for Chicago to attend a business
college. While in Chicago she viii
stay with her aunt, Mrs. L. McCon
nell.
Rev. and Mrs. C. Tourtellotte arriv
ed last Thursday and are getting nice
~ settled in the M. E. parsonage. MI
To~urtellotte preached his initial ser
mon on Sunday evening to a goo
audience.
Miss Mabel Beaverstad, who ha
been visiting relatives here for tn
past few. weeks returned last Satul
day to her home in St.,Paul. She wa
accompanied home by her cousin, Mis-
Clara Beaverstad.
A. H. Noltimier who has been her
the past couple of months looking al
ter the harvest and threshing Of hi
big crop, left Sunday morning for hi
home at Hutchinson, MINI. The Mo-
TIMERS VIII spend the winter at Lon
Beach, Ca1.
While in Devils Lake last week A
o. Nord purchased one of the bes
pianos he could buy in the city whic
he presented to his daughters. ]
goes without saying that the youn
ladies have a warm place in thei
heart for dad.
John johnson of Penn was in tow
Tuesday morning to take No 4 to til
Lake to catch 20 for Williston whel
he had been called on account Of til
serious illness Of his daughter, jennie
t Miss johnson who was teaching j
81 Montana, YVES taken to a hospital j
Williston to he operated upon for u
pendiciHs.
Olaf Blegen of Co. A, Military Pc
lice, 14th Div'n, Camp Custer, Mich
on q postal card to the editor state
that he is right in style-had the fl