The Devils Lake world., 1920-11-17
LAYTON
(Lawton Republican,

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Hampden few days this week.
Mrs. J. H. Langton visited den-
tist at Lakota between trains Thurs
day. ....
G. D. Dawson is attending district
court at Devils Lake as a juror this
week.
Mrs. Louis Bratt left for St. Paul,
where she goes to receive medical
treatment.
Louis Bratt left Tuesday morning
for St. Paul with a carload Of fine
young stock.
Anne Scott has accepted temporarily
the position of assistant editor of
the Republican.
Miss Ella Bruhjell of Edmore visited
c. H. Greasy and family between
trains Thursday.
Miss Hazel McMorran and her
brother Billy are among the latest to
be taken down with the measles.
Mr.. Theo. Jasper, of Winnipeg,
Man., is visiting his sister. Mrs. S. T..
Scott and family. He arrived here to-
day.
The Royal Neighbors will meet at
the home of Mrs. M. Gibbons, Tuesday
evening, November 16, at eight o'clock.
Mike Mort, who has been working
for Fred Bruce the past year, left
here Monday to spend the winter in
Minnesota.
The melancholy days have come -
the saddest of the year. This reminds
us that the time is approaching when
this nation will mako war on the turks
c. Fl. Greasy went to Grand Forks
Monday to attend the annual meeting
of the Benner E. Begg Co., returning
home Tuesday.
The carpenters and painters having
finished the class room in the base
ment fthe school, the same is now
ready for occupancy.
The little son of Ole Haugen, resid-
ing near Edmore, narrowly ESCAPED
serious injury or death when an oil
tank attached to a wagon driven by
his father passed over his body, Fri
day of last week. He was brought to
the city where the local physician ex-
amined him and found one rib broken,
other injuries slight, and the little fell
low is now on the road to recovery.
l.. c. Vobayda received a package
this week from his parents in Califor-
MIA, containing samples of fruit grown
on their plantation in the suburbs of
Los Angeles
Misses Gertrude Young and Anne
Scott finished their terms of school
in Shepherd township, returning to
their respective homes today.
Joseph Roubal is now assisting the
village school board of education as
a driver of one of the school rigs.
His place with the Lamb & Kops peo-
pie is now occupied by Louis Sacken-
reuter-
and Mrs. Nellie Huebner of Anoka,
MINI. They all say the Republican
is welcome visitor.
Peter Larson, who was injured Nov
ember 2, while stabling his cattle,
was taken to hospital at Grand
Forks yesterday morning for an oper-
alton, his injuries proving more seri-
Gus than expected.
Mrs. Frank Rosinski received word
from her husband, who is now at Mt.
Clemens, Michigan, taking treatment
for rheumatism, that he is not improv-
ing very fast, owing no doubt to the
damp moist unpleasant weather pre-
vailing at. the time he wrote.
A. E. Lunde installed a new heat
ing plant in the basement of the Yang
church northeast of Lawton the be-
ginning of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.. Stevens were
business visitors at Grand Forks Mon
day, Mr.. Stevens returning home
Tuesday while Mrs. Stevens stayed
over to attend the State Teachers In
stitute.
An Armistice Day dance was given
in Kosobud's hall, Thursday evening
November II. Kouba's band furnished
the music and Corporal Ludwig Shrek
of the U. S. Marines, was the speaker
of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Benek left Lawtor
for Crookston and other points il
Minnesota, Monday and expected t.
be absent about week. Before re-
turning they will visit their son Max
who is working in St. Paul.
i Peter Flagg and Oluf Arnstad, tw,
of our steadies, who come out annual.
in the spring and returned home whel
snow flies, left this morning for Du
luth, Minnesota. Both are very popu
lar here and their friends will mis-
them.
Il The Loyal Temperance Legion ha
been organized in Lawton. It meet
4 every Sunday at the school house q
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