The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
News From Nearby Towns

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Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Maurer returned
Friday morning from a short business
and pleasure trip to the county seat.
A. L. Freedom is at Fargo this
week attending the annual meeting of
the state implement dealers associa-
ton.
Nh. and Mrs. Jacob Deal and Mrs.
Isaac Waggoner returned Wednesday
morning from Devils Lake where they
Went on Monday.
The Bethel Red Cross met Monday
afternoon in Starkweather at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Gilberg.
A good attendance was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Gering left on
Tuesday afternoon for a visit of three
or four weeks with friends and rela-
tives II South Dakota and Kansas.
Mrs. W. J. Rrownlec left Tuesday
afternoon for Brazil and other points
in Indiana where she will visit with
friends and relatives for SON time.
M. and Mrs. Jacob Crine left Mon
day afternoon for their home at Ber-
thold. Mrs. Grippe has been i'll at the
Jacob Deal home since last summer.
John T. Erickstad and NJ. S. Ell
icl1stad returned Wednesday morning
from Devils Lake where they went to
attend to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Briggs returned
Saturday from Box Elder, and other
Montana points where they had been
for ONE time visiting with their
sons.
A. 0. Satl,cr left last Thursday for
the Twin Cities and from that place
he will go with q party Of friends to
points in the south where they will
remain until spring.
D. D. Finley came down from Hans
bore Tuesday where he is now sta
toned as denot agent, to supcrintend
the shipment Of some furniture, in
GLIDING a piano, to his new home.
. Jacob Deal. well known local con-
tractor and builder, is again able to
: be about town after having been con-
fined to his home for several weeks
with an attack CT rheumatism.
Saturday Abe Hanson completed the
work Of moving the C. C. Meyer house
from Neville to his lots in Stark
: weather. In the spring MI. Hanson
: will dig a basement and put a founda-
: ton under his house. When the work
: is finished it will be q very substan.
: tial addition to Starkweather's bust.
ness district.
Stalkwcather Times: Every once
in q While the Times overlooks some
important news item or fails entirely
to hear Of the event. Such a case oc.
: cu1TcJ last week when we failed tx
report the marriage Of Miss Beatrice
Somehow to Harry Cisaner which oc
=. Cured on January 10 at the local. NJ
,, e. parsonage.
y Both Of these people are we'll anc
+ faorably known known in this com
n2unity. Nj. Cissner is the son o:
Elr. and Mrs. Charles Cissncr and Ia:
y grown to manhood here where. he he.
y a splendid reputation for Industry
: honesty and ~veracity. The bride j!
The daughter Of MI. and Mrs. II. W
Somehow, well known farmers nortl
=. Of town. She is an attractive young
" lady WHO has o large circle Of friend.
and a~cq1aintances.
y Raymond Maurcr came to, town 70
7 Q few minutes Friday and while her,
bought q box Of ciGars for his Gricrl
The occasion fer all this gonorosit,
a WIS the arrival Of & fine new son a
his homo Ire night before. Bain~ hi
d first born, Raymond Naturally feels II,
small amount Of jugttiablo pride an.
L the next time you meet l}ir7 h
seems 10 have that "Dr~cd Up" 40
p22E2l2"o vcH .nomJd lust consider II,