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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24
LOS sERVclos DE HOY EN- La
CATHEDRAL De $. FRANCISCO

Anoclle tuvier0n lugar en- Ia Cate
dral los ejercicios de las tinieblas
o etenebraev en- latin, que significa
oscuridad y que derlya sii nonbre
de que la oscu5idad nos envueiye con
Ia ocultacion de Jesucristo. el Sol de
Iusticia, para significar Lei oscnridad
hspiritual en- que estaban los judios
al negar a Cf5sto y crucificarle.
Sc cantan durante este ejercicio las
'.lamentaciones" de Jeremias, referen-
tes las profesias de Ia Passion del
Senior
Duranbe "a ceremonial SO van apa-
aando las yelae una por una, para re-
presentar como los ap6st0les abando.
naron d Jesucristo La Ultima vela
no Sc apaga, sino que Sc ileva a 0cul.
tar detras del altar v Sc vuelve traer
de nuevo. para significar que. a1n
cuando Cristo muri6s su divinidad
permaneci6 nnida con su cnerpo v Al.
ma, para recordarnos la gloriosa re-
surreccl6n. 81 riido que Sc escucha
ea para indicar que las leyes de Ia ma
turaleza fneron grandemente conmo.
vidas con Ia naturaleza de Ia muerte
de Jesucrlsto
Hoy Jueyes Santo, se celebra Ia
commonwealth de- Ia dltima Cena. Ia
Pascua celebrada por Nuestro Saliva
dor en- union dc sus ap6stoles. y en-
la cual instituyd Ia Sasrada Eucarls.
tia
"A las de Ia nahana ha|brd Ia con.
sagraci6n de los Santos Oleos, por
su lluetrfsima el sr Arzobispo
Habra una niisa solemne. pontiflcal.
procession al altar dol costodo donde
Sc deposlta Ia Santa HuearIstia para
due sen adorada por todos los fieles
durante t0do 81 dfa, Ia cuai seryira
para 81 sacrificio del viernes santo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24

SE PIDE AL PUEBLO QUE TRAS-
PLANTE ARB0LES EN- ESE
Ola, 10 CUAL rs ECONOhII-
CO Y ARTISTC0.

IN GoBernador M. c. Nechem en-
una proclamation expedida el dia =
de Mario. ha designado el d1a prime.
70 de Abril como el Dia de Arboles
en- Nuovo Mexico. Ia proclamacicn
dice asi
PROCLAMATION DEL Ola DE
ARB0LEs
La observancia del Dia de Arbo.
les en- Ia, primayefa del afo 50 ha
convertible desde tempo atrds en- una
costnmbre nacional por TODD nuestro
pals. So intenta impulsar 81 cultiyo,
preservation y uso econ6mico de los
arboles. que son uno de los recursos
mas valios0s en- Ia vida nacional y de
Ia cnmunidad- Los resultadoe desas-
tr0zos que Sc slguen q Ia destruccion
desperdicio reduction de los bos-
cues es muy conocida de todos los
ciudadanos bien informados. Una
ciudad, villa o estahlecimiento de cq-
munidad sin arboles. es una reflection
no mny propia sobre Ia inteligencia
de sus habitantes,
ri departan1ento de boaques y no.
restas de los Estados Unidos esta
prestando serVicios valiosfsimos a Ia
naci6n con su vigiIancia sabre Ia vida
De los aflboleas y nuestro nlontero del
distrito llama ahora 10 atenci6n acer-
ca de las asonbrosas perdidas eeono-
mices en- 81 eHtadO cauea de los in
cendios de los bosques.
Ahora. por 10 tanto, 70, N. G. Ne
chem gobernador del estadO de Nue.
vo Mexlcos desiano por Ia presente el
1 DE ABRTL De 1921
como Dfa de Arboles en- 81 eHtado de
Nuevo Mexico.
Respetuosamente suplico q todos
los ciitdadanos que consIderan Nue.
70 Mexico como su hogar que Sc de-
diquen en- dicho dia no solamente q
trasplamtar arboles y al cuidpdo de.
los arboles, sino que Sc hagan cargo
des va1or autfstico v econ0mic0 del
arbol como un sfmbolo de Ia civlliza-
ci6n: que consulten. Y cooperen con
naIestros nluehachos de las florestas y
bosques EN- sn tarea importante de-
conservar las regiones montosas de-
nuestro estado para fines legftlmos VI
necebarfos que ayuden en- 81 pro
eranla de restaalraci6n.
Dad0 en- la oficina del executive,
este dia is de Mario de 1921
Testigos mi firma y el gran sello
del estado de Nuevo Mexico.
MERRITT G, MECHEM
Gobernador.
D0y fe:
MANUEL MARTINEZ.
Secretario de Estado.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24
IA FIESTA De SAN JOSE

81 salbado de 10 semana pasada. dfa
de sr. san jose, tuvieron lugar en- Ia
Catedral de San Francisco de estaI
ciudad las solemnes yfsperaa las
1880 de Ia tarde. Antes de las vfspe-
fas. flubo un corto sermon pot 81 Rev.
Fl. Eligio Kunkel, f. 0. B. pd-roco
de Ia Cathedral: y en- las vfsperas ac-
tuaron de diacono subdiacono los
Rev. FIR Torlbfo Y F'r Bernard con
asistencia del Rev. nIonseior Antonio
Fourcheggi. del Revr Jose Kruer.
Terminadas las vlsperas. Ia banda de
la Mission de Santa Catalina estuvo
niecutando algunas pleas freute q ~
Catedral. Y SO Que1naron vistosos fuo
gos artificiales.
Al dfa siguienta, domingo a las
6:30 de Ia maiana. Sc celebr6 una 50
lemne mlsa cantada. pot el Padre To
rihio. Ia que aaistier0n en- cuerp0
todos los socios de Ia Association de
San Jose, los Caballeros de Colon,
todos los cuales recibieron u Santa
Communion en- cuerpo. De Ia Asocia-
ci6n de San jose asistier0n como 800
socios. De esta manera Sc celebro la
fiesta del Santo Patriarca.
A prop6sito dc IA sociodad Dc San
jose dehemos recordar que hace sola-
mente uu afo que IA 6establecidas y
en- el corto tempo que neva De exis-
tencia, ha aunentado de una manera
inesperada Actualmente fuugen CO.
mo oficialea de Ia Asociaci6n los ST.
Rlientes senores: Nicolds Snna. pre-.
sIdonte; Aeustfn DeiRado, Vice presi-
dente; Joaquin Martinez secretarlo;
Jose d. sena, tesorerD: y un cuerpo
de- conseieros compuesto de Jos seho-
res Juan B Valdez. Luis Tania, Fran
cisco Ortiz. Sri. Antonio Calleg0a.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24

Roma, Mario ls,--Los presupuestos
generates de Italia cue diez meees
atIsas ascendian a 1900. 1000 de IL
ras han sido reducldos ahora a.....
4, 900. GOO 600 40 liras aegdn Sc anun-
cl6 hoy al senado por el primer mi.
nistro Giolitto en- medic de grandes
aplausos
Despues Dc OR al primer ministro.
81 Senado por 200 votos contra q.
proh6 81 provecto dc ley aumentando
e precio dol pan, infroducido para
eniusar en- narte 81 deficit
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24
"a EeTuplANTEe HERlpos EN-
UNA EXPLOSION

Atlanta. Georgia, Mario 22--Una
explosion de gas entire los pisoe del
edificio de Psicologia del coIegio Emo
~ de- esta ciudad. destruy0 IN depars
tamento, q hiri0 de glavedad a IA
estudiantes inatructores. Como 80
alumnos mas de Ia clase sophomore
de qnimica recibleron herldas ligeras
Sin embargo, Sc dice que todos los
heridos Sc recuperardn.
La explosion leyant6 el piso del
cuarto de clase en los m0mentos en-
que estahan eatudiando. alroiando al
gunos de los estudiantes contra 81 te
cho y otros a trav6s de- las yentanas.
Entire los lastimados se encuentran
el Dr. J. Richard Bliss, principal del
departamento, y 81 Dr. NJ n Brown,
instructor del dopartamento.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24
BENplcloN De ANGELES EN- Ia
lcLEslA De SANTA CRUZ

III pr6klmo 10 de Abril. tendra lu-
gar en- Ia Iglesia de- Nuestra Sehora
de Guadalupe, de Santa Cruz. n. M,
la solemne bendici6n de dos primoro-
SOS Angeles de ndofaci6n, que han 81
DO obsaquiados por el ST.. Pablo Mar
tinez famiiia. La bendici6n ten
dra lugar despu6s dc Ia misa solemne
que Sc verificara ese dia, en- Ia cual
oflciara 81 Rev. P. jose Ruonza. s. F.
Con tai motive. Sc han hecho clrcu-
lar unas tarielas entire el vecindario
invltando a los fellereses q actuar CO
mo padrinos, con el lin de dedicas
las ofrendas que dstos den, a Ia res
tatrncitn de Ia lglesla de Nuestra
Sra. de Guadalupe, y a1n entenoemos
que Sc frata no solo de reformarla,
sino de hacerla nueYa q fin de que
este Ia aftura do los tiempos y de
las neoasidades actuales de Ia parro-
quia.
Ia tariota de invisacl6n dice asi:
santa Cruz. NJ NJ. Mario 9. 1924,
eSr Sra. -...........-s'...... ..-'....
HTeneo el gusto Do inpitarIos q -
solomne bendlcldn do dos he-mosos
angeles. reealados para Ia YfrEan de
Guadalupe por la famllla de- Don Pa
bio Mariinez
No dudando en- q amor que I'd. pro-
lesa q Ia VfnRen .afuera Do buen caha.
Hero, nceptara 81 honor De ser padrino
de las Imtsenee, Dios mediante en-
eI dia 10 de Abrll despu6s de mlsa
en- IA CapiIia del sasrndo Coraz6u.
Esperando ngradccera Ia afenci6n,
y que en case de- no pode- asistir nos
remitira sn ofronda que Sc iuveetiFa
en- Ia reslanracl6n de- Is CaplIla de-
Nuestra Scnora &c ouadalure en Po-
ioaque, quefo de Uds afmo 8. s..
REY. JOSH RuENzA. S. ,.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24
DOS ACENTES De PR0HIBE-
CION SON MUERT0S EN-
Ell PASO, TEXAS

El Pas0. Texas. Mario 22.-Los a.
eentes de prohibition federales S. d.
Beckett Y Arch Woods. iuer0n muer-
tos a balazos hoy temprano, cuand0
los asentes de prohibition ondahan
en- buaoa de llcor en- IN rancho aqui
cerca.
Los oflcsales reeistradoros no en-
contraron ilcor, sino que en- un garage
encontrar0n una boteila de whisky, Sc
gun dicen, ellos.
Sc han expedido ordcnes Dc arrcs-
10 para 81 hrrcsio De Neii a. Siier.
man y su padre G. P .Shearman asf
como IN ilahafador peon del rancho
Tony Mendoza. I'm ce-tificado de pre-
sente de cara muy scnflenia Tony
Mendoza,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24
UNA NiNlyA sE rBAoA UN cLoBo
pE HuLE Y eE AHocA.

Denver, colo. Mario 22-Un globi.
70 de juguete cans6 hos Ia muerte de-
Autonetio Antonio de 21k afoa de-
edod, hiia De D. / Antonio v esp0sa.
In nina eetaba jueando con oIras
criatuvs en'la calle y ie dieron mn
alcbo. con I'M pito. En vez de aoplar-
ie a eiobo para nuo pifara. 10 absor.
DO, tragandose q plto. 10 que lo can
20 la muort9 por eatangulacidn den.
tro de una hora
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24

N hogar de ID Benito Martinez, de-
esta ciudad. Sc halla de placemes con
81 motive de haberle pTosentado su
ospcsa Aicaria We'll do Martinez una
hermosa y robusta nina la reclen
nacida serd Nevada la piln del bau
tismo el domingo. dia 5 de Abril. Don
Anaatacio Montoya y su sobrina
Efren Vigil actuaran como padrlnos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24
NUEvo ADMINISTRATOR DE Ia
ApUANA De IA ciUDAD
De e. PA6o

Washington, Mario ii.--Clarence g.
Chase, dc Nuevo Mexico, ha sido de-
signado administrator dc Ia Aduana
de Fl Paso. por el Presldente Harding
Chase, es 81 hijo politico del Senador
Fall, actual aecretario del interior,
sd nombre fu6 recomendado por a
repre8eufante Harry Wufbbash, Do
San Antonio. quien dilo cue estaha q.
poyads nor 81 1e disrlio electorauo
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24

Belfast, 1rlanda Mario 23 Los
alambres del toi6atafo tel6fono en-.
tre Belfast Dublin f0oron c0rtRdos
anoche. Las autoridades Green que
este acto fuG una preparation para
una actlvidad possible De los Sim F,ain
durante la semana ds rascua
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24

Berlin. Marzo 22--Hay 100000 de
hu6rfnnos en- Alemania segdn los ne.
moros oficiales. Sc ies ost6 dando
ouxllio p0r 81 estado y local. pero &c
dice one hay mas de an million quo
dependeu De ia carload de las oocie.
dades extranjeras.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-03-24

En PARIS durante los meses 10 vo-
fano aumenta observation-disclosures q
n1mero de crfmenes En cambio en-
fnyierno, debldo, sin duda al frio V
81 hambro. Is mas ofccido que en-
olras 6pocas 81 ndmero de robos.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
Boy Scout Story
Was misunderstood
c. J. Kelly Statement Was
Misinterpreted By The
Public.

In story appearing in The World
of last week wherein C. j. Kelly,
prominent in the Boy Scout movement
here was quoted as saying, "No
preacher will be permitted to work in
his denomination, referring to the
absolute freedom of:ssectarianism in
the organization, did not mean to
imply that leaders or pastors in reli-
gious work would not be permitted to
continue their religious work among
Boy Scouts, but that in the organiza-
tion, there would positively be no
proselything whatever permitted in
any manner.
The Boy Scouts is the only organ
ization for the boys Of the community
where no mention of church is brot
up under any circumstances, other
than the insistance that each member
must attend his own Sunday school
at least twice in each month"; COM
pulsory ruling but no indication of
where he should attend is ever given,
Mr.. Kelly declared.
Editors Note: The World writer.
carried no insinuation whatever
against the Y. M. G. A. or any other
in Devils Lake, being
himself an ardent supporter, morally
and financially to the utmost Of his
ability to every movement that Will
promote better boyhood and manhood
for the future. .sss 49, -
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
CARSKE
(Thru Starkweather Times)

Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kitsch arrived
from Devils Lake Tuesday and will
spend few days visiting at theil
farm home east of town.
Nellie Mikkelson went to St. Pau
Friday, where she will consult an oc.
ulist. She was accompanied by hel
brother, Mikkel Mikkelson.
Hans Clausen arrived from Devils
Lake Wednesday to spend few days
visiting with relatives and friends in
this community.
c. L. Ellis, F. J. Besse and D. C.
Baldwin attended a meeting of the
Zabud Council at Devils Lake last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mcdonnell, who
spent the past few days visiting
friends here, returned to their home
at Devils Lake Friday afternoon.
D. c. Baldwin and A. A. Aarsby
attended meeting of the Masonic
Lodge at Devils Lake Friday evening.
Mrs. D. C. Baldwin and Miss Agnes
Anderson were shoppers in Devils
Lake Friday afternoon.
I. A. Frogner arrived from Devils
Lake Wednesday morning and will
spend a few days attending his farm
ing interests in this community.
Mrs. F. J. Besse and family and
Mrs. A. G. Simpson were Devils Lake
visitors Saturday.
John Jones went to Bismarck Mon
day as delegate to the Yoeman con-
vention held at that place. He re-
turned Saturday morning.
Ernest, Theresa and Thecla Orchard
arrived from Devils Lake Friday to
spend the weekend with their parents.
Mrs. A. G. Simpson had as her
guests last Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
r. ]. Orchard, Mrs. D. C. Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mcdonnell and
Mrs. Rube Regan and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Orchard and
family autoed to Crary Sunday to Wis
it relatives.
Conrad Dahl spent Sunday at his
home at Crary.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
Just Our Own Little
Comment
he Started Early.

110 0S0EG00 Xb0k1ys a.
Editor Williams Of Hampden IL
quitting and brother Rodney il as
sumipg charge. Well, Dear aRod'
ought to know the game cause broth
er says he has had life time Of ex-
perience at it. We didn't start until
we was six but-oh well, that's our
loss.
Homo Brewing.
Every day some one offers ~ q
neW recipe for home brew. We can't
understand just whey, we have all
we need and buttermilk too for q
chaser. Fellers, quit yer kiddin'.
Dern It, give Us . chanc't TO get .
swallow ourselves between talks to
the police department - an your
drinks.
Speedingl Oh! Mol
Some one complained about our
driving fast. Dern it, we never did
discover when we could get speed out
Of our old boat but Chief Timboe ex-
planned it. Some one just wanted to
complain. Wooie! Kick your kick
ers and be d.. We should worry.
Tell EN- Sausage" !
Listen: Dern that ere G. II. Con-
away Of Starkweather, We like the
poor l. v. A. simpleton. You know
we published what he wrote about us
last week and he was good. He spill
led his own "guts" and then shot this
at us, "You tell 'em sausage, you've
got the CUTS" 8 alrite.
A Missing Link.
The only link we think Of as miss
ing right now is the one which fail
ed to connect us with the joke
columns Of our ancestors, otherwise,
we might write modern missing
Links"-a la Journal wheeze.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
FROM EXCHANGES

iting at the home Of thsir daughter
and sister, Mrs. Grover King.
Father Koehler Of Gallo, Was VS.
itor here Tuesday afternoon and night.
Father Field and Father Koehler
drove to Devils Lake Wednesday
morning.
Miss Elizabeth Coyne Of Gracevil-
le, Minnesota, arrived on Tuesday
morning to begin six months term
Of school at the Bethel school north
webt of Starkweather.
Mrs. r. Prefontaine and children
arrived from Egeland Wednesday to
spend tho night with Mr.. Prefontaine
who recently engaged in the harness
and shoe repair business here.
Fred Magnus and 7. ;. Dougherty
returned Monday afternoon from .
short trip to Minneapolis
Mrs. A. Rice of Devils Lake came
up Saturday and visited until Monday
at the W. s. Abel home.
Thos. Hoy returned Friday morn
ing from Devils Lake where he had
been for few days acting as a juror.
Elmer Griswold, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Griswold, north Of town,
arrived Thursday morning from Min
neapolis for a short visit here with
friends and relatives. He will return
to Minneapolis in a short time where
he will accept position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Larson and
children arrived from Webster Tues
day for short visit here with
friends and relatives.
Miss Ida Allard was an over night
visitor at Devils Lake Monday night
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
Y. M. G.. A. NOTES
By ]. A. Haig.


The Ramsey county summer camp
for boys should be supported by all
1.-THE people of Devils Lake and the
county.
The Young Mems Christian associ-
alton has already spent much time
and money in developing a perma-
nent summer camp for boys, having
the. privilege of using the military
grounds for this purpose. Heretofore
it has been the custom for boys want
ing an ideal summer camp to 20 to
Minnesota, to some we'll prepared
camp, but there is no longer any need
for groups of boys and men who are
backing the camp life for boys to 60
outside of Ramsey county. It is a
conceded fact that the. military
grounds provide an ideal camping
grounds, and the places of attraction
for hiking and swimming cannot be
excelled. The Y. M. C. A. is arranp-
ing for trained leadership in carry
ing out the camp program this sum-
mer, and special emphasis will be
placed on the physical, social and in
tellectual training for boys in camp
but not overlooking the devotional
development together with the other
activities.
This camp should be made perma-
nent, not only for the boys of Ramsey
county, but should attract the atten-
tion of the people Of the state, so
that parents will feel justified in
sending their boys to Ramsey county
summer camp for boys, Devils Lake,
N. D.
The Ramsey county Y. N. G. A.
committee is not selfish in developing
this permanent camp, and they ex-
tend an invitation to an boys regard
less to membership and church affili-
alton, the only requirement being that
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
Sow Gives Birth To
q q Healthy Pigs; Is
Record, Farmer Says

q LEBANON, sO.-What 10 be-
ieved 10 bs another worlds record
in "pikdon was established xhen
George Snyder, IN Eaton, O.,
farmer, discovered that = regis.
tered Dnroc Jersey SOW belonging
to him had given birth to n
healthy pigs
{ 6. On 4top ef this record, he says
that he has Ave registered Duroes
that had given birth to q total Of
e3 pigs.
s Reoently. according to reports,
the worlds record was clained
BY farmer in California with Z
SOW that had 10 pigs However,
several years ago, Arthur Ross,
local farmer, claimed the record
with . SOW that gave birth TO Il
pigs.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
0. B. Burtness Is
Given Place Upon
Three Committees

Grand Forks, N. Do. B. Burt
ness Of Grand Forks, the congress-
man from the first North Dakota dis
trict, has been appointed member Of
three committees in the house of rep
resentatives according to word re-
ceived by friends here.
Mr.. Burtness has been appointed
member of the committees on Public
Lands, Indian Affairs, and Alcoholic
Liquors. The first two are regarded
as especially good appointments for
a new member.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27

Olaf Negaard Of Cummings, who
has been guest at the Skaar home
for a few days, returned to his home
Wednesday.
weather Wednesday, looking over the
weather Wednesday, looking over the
local telephone lines.
D. H. Dameschen was business
caller at Lakota Wednesday between
trains.
Y. A. Nelson, John McDougall and
K. B. Williams motored to Edmore
Wednesday evening to attend the
Masonic meeting.
J. w. Wipf Of Alsen was a business
caller in the village Tuesday.
John Furber was an arrival in the
village Tuesday from Ashland, Wis
consin, and will spend short time
here looking after his farming inter-
ests.
r. Z. Barteau was passenger to
Devils Lake Wednesday morning to
have some dental work done. z3 #
%. G. Anderson Of Minneapolis was
in the city Tuesday, the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. s. Ander-
son.
2. G. Taylor, who has been employ
ed ia printing oflce Ia the western
part Of the state, arrived here last
Thursday Tor a:fsw days visit with
his parents. q
/. q l.,S ~ {. eylar q Derrick ;vas 4 sun-
EdAy Visitor. IS ths sity. 81, S58s.
=. y sasysz ara ell ae
Devils 1 !. le >! d - &eE Il IN d.
~ 49, !! {! !. - {.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27

j. s. Anthony made business trip
70 Grand Forks Tuesday with his car.
Ben Peterson and family moved
20 the Anthony farm last week.
Arthur Thompson of Langdon was
. guest at the J. H. Langton farm
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wencil spent Sunday
afternoon at the E. d. Christian home.
After long siege Of sickness, Mrs.
John Butler of Brocket, is recovering
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Humes were
callers at the E. C. Ordway farm Sum
day afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James n.
Shrek. April 2, 1921, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woodbridge and
family were guests at the Martin
Sorbo home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Adler and fam
lily Of Pelto visited relatives here Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Sam Bolstad moved his family back
to the farm last week, to be ready
for springs work.
Miss Fern Langton motored up
from Milton to spend Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
n. Brombora and his mother went
to Park River Sunday morning, re-
turning home in the evening.
Roy Jechort, accompanied by his
wife, W. A. Riddell and W. A. Scott,
visited the dentist at Edmore Monday.
Misses Brubjell, Coder and Fleche,
teachers at Edmore, were guests at
the Greasy home Saturday between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Holmes of
Brocket, and Mrs. Clifford Sanborn
were guests of Mrs. NJ. Gibbons Sun
day afternoon.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27

DR.. Hutchinson, superintendent of
the Grand Forks district of the M. e
church, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. E. G. Hart and mother, Mrs.
Pratt. left Thursday for Minot, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will establish a
home. Mrs. Pratt will live with them.
Mrs. H. R. Murray returned home
Tuesday from her old home in Vir-
ginia, where she was called several
weeks ago on account of the illness
and death Of her mother. Mr.. Murray
and children, accompanied by Mrs.
Minnie Thompson, met her at Devils
Lake and autoed to Chautaqua where
they spent the afternoon, returning
home in the evening.
Hon. James Mccormick and Joe
Collinson of Devils Lake were in
town Tuesday.
Misses Ragna and Margaret Sol
berg, who are teaching at Rock Lake,
spent the Easter vacation at home.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson arrived
from Rolette the first of the week
and il visiting at the w. A. Haus-
mann home.
Rev. d. c. Casperson is spending the
week in the interests Of home mis-
sions in Saskatchewan, Canada. He
IL expected homo the last of the
week.
Mrs. Chas. and Mrs. A. P. Engel-
horn went to Devils Lake last week
Thursday, returning Friday.
The D.. c. Hall family Of Stark
weather were Sunday visitors at the
C. e. Harding home.
Mrs. T. D. Stansbury spent a few
days the past week at the home Of
her son, Ira, at Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lent of Minnewaukan
were Sunday visitors with Mrs. ,Lent's
sister. Miss Lottie Riley.
Hrs. Jacobson Of Rolla, was guest
the past week at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Ole Nesseth.
T. H. Bakewell Of Lansing, Iowa.
arrived last Friday to look after his
farming interests in this part of the
state.
The Mission Aid of Zion church was
entertained last Saturday afternoon
BY Mrs. Ole Overland. A fine lunch
WAS served by Mrs. Overland.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27
LAWT0N
(From The Republican,

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. oDerespendeat IN every Township
d Ramsey county. We will fur.
1ish . subscriptien to The Wsfld
% an writer's and pay for The
seevico IN addition. For fall par.
tieulars write 70 F. g. Austin,
B1itoe.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-27

Tho !. J. and Z. A. Nisdlinesr
families motored 70 Devils Lake Sat
urday for . few hours visit With
friends. S.s.
Mrs. r. r. Armes returned Friday
afternoon from . ten day visit with
friends and relatives at Larimoro.