The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-05-15

came down Saturday to visit Misses
Frohne and Anderson, teachers in
Lawton schools. She returned to Cal
vim on the evening limited.
The seven-year-old son of Andrew
Hawkenson of Southam, was kicked
by, a horse on the head Thursday of.
last week. He was taken to Devils
Lake Immediately for treatment but
died the following day.
Commissioners John E. Thelin Of the.
second district who, with Commission
Ell c. o. johnson of the first district,
has been attending to county affairs
here for the past few days, returned
to his home near Devils Lake Wed
nesday.
The laying Of cement floors in the
Lawton Implement Co.'s garage was
completed yesterday. The company
can now boast Of having one Of the.
finest garages in the state.
Thirty-one ladies of this branch of
the Red Cross visited and helped out
with the work work on hand, after
which lunch was served.
Lamb & Hops sold a Dodge a to
Francis johnson Saturday and on,
Monday sold another to his brother
Ernest, both prominent young farmers
residing west of town. It pays to ad-
vertise.
The new warehouse for the Lawton
Farmers elevator Co., is nearing COM
pletion. The high winds have consider
ably retarded the contractors in their
work which they expected to finish
week ago.
Decoration Day services will be held
in the opera house here May 80. "A
program is now in preparation part Of
which will be the unwilling and dedi-
cation of the service flag Of uor boys
here and over there.
Jimmy" Scott arrived home We'd
nesday evening from Brandon, Mimi,
via Devils Lake, and will spend the
time with us before he is called out,
which he expects will be on the 25th
of the present month.
Mr.. Miles, Of the Menely Chautau-
qua System vas in town yesterday or
ganizing committees for the appear
ance Of the chautauqua people in Law
ton sometime in July, the dates for the
chautauqua including the 4th.
j. D. Watt, representing the Peyton
Paper company of Duluth was a most
pleasant caller on the Republican this
morning. Mr.. Watt expects. to be
called to the colors about July /, and
if he makes as efficient q soldier as
he is a paper seller, the Huns will
soon have to lay down their arms.
Miss Emma P. Reardon Of Devils
Lake, motored over Wednesday to feel
the public pulse regarding her candi-
dacy for nomination at the primaries
for the Office of county superintendent
of schools at the June primaries. Miss
Reardon feels confident Of a strong
following here.
Frank Novak of Sauter township
was kicked in the face by a horse on
Friday of last week., DR.. Nicholson
was called out and found it necessary
to put thirteen stitches in one dheel
Of the injured man. The patient ID
doing as well as could be be expected
under the circumstances.
A special train will be run between
Sarles and Lakota Sunday, May 18th,
for the accommodation Of those wish.
ing to attend the ball game on tina,
date between the Sarles team and the
Lakota team. The Sarles line team
will be composed of players repre-,
senting. the towns along the line. Ths
train will leave on schedule time
Those wishing to 60 on the specia
should notify the local agent at once
Nels Ploug Of the Danvangs Cream
cry of Devils Lake, wal il town Of
Tuesday looking after creamery, bust
mess. He informs the Republican tha
the Brocket creamery, is now amalga
mated with the Danvang at Devil
Lake. The Brocket creamery will re
Iceive rea Wednesdays. and Satlr
days and farmers will get their check
without delay, and that prices will ,
the same as those paid by the com
pany at Devils Lake, Grand Forks 9
elsewhere. Brocket station will be. j
charge of H. Kaplan. From here III
Ploug went to Hampden and Munic
to open up stations there and ct othe
towns up the line if deemed practica
Notice of which will be given to pat
: rons.
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~ PENN
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