The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-21
SOUTHAM

Leonard Bauer, Dave, Joe and Bill
Rutten, were callers in town Sunday.
Herman Wolbe called on j. J. Rub
blek, Monday.
Harvey Kunkel and Teddy Possant
of Nixon township were visitors in
town Sunday.
Miss Ada Fab was visitor and
shopper in Devils Lake Monday.
Harry Granger autoed to Devils
Lake, Tuesday.
Fab brothers were transacting busi-
ness in Devils Lake, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Boswolth, and little sons,
Charles and George, were in Devils
Lake, Sunday.
Joe Rubbleke called on John Kuntz
Tuesday evening.
Mary Killalie and Waine Rubbleke
of Noonan township, visited at the
home of j. j. Rubbleke, Saturday
evening.
Teddy Possant visited at the home
Of Arthur Kunkle, Sunday evening.
]. ]. Rubbleke and son John, were
visitors in Devils Lake, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Henly, visited
at Jack Stewards, Tuesday.
Feter Tiegen, drove to Devils Lake
Tuesday.
Al Hopper returned from Devils
Lake Thursday.
Eugene Wobbe visited Dave Rut-
ten Wednesday evening.
George Leith came home from Dew
lis Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Henly and Athur
Henley autoed to Devils Lake Fri
day.
Joseph Malovin was business cal
ler in Crary Monday morning.
Fred Hobbs, John Ginther and Bill
Graham autoed to Devils Lake Mon
day on business.
Al Hoppe and Thomas Canston
were business callers in Devils Lake
Monday.
Bert and Art Murray of Rohrville
were among the callers in town Sun
day.
Alvin Amodt and Albert Becker
motored to Devils Lake Monday on
business.
Martin Retterath was a guest at
the home of B. E. Burt Sunday.
Howard Williams Of Devils Lake
was a caller in town one day last
week.
Peter Tiegen and family of Rug
by moved to the Chamberlain farm
near here Friday. Mr.. Tiegen was
formerly sheriff of. Pierce county.
Fred Wolf returned home from
Washington, where he has been Wis
iting last week.
The teachers of the school here are
preparing program to be given in
the town hall, Thursday, December
21st. There will be dance follow
ing the program.
Fred Wolf and Allan Hobbs were
business visitors in Devils Lake Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Harry Granger visited her sis.
ter, Mrs. Severson Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelly were
shoppers in Devils Lake Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Durbin anc
sons, Marks and Ray, of Crary autoec
cut to their farm near here Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Henly and Ar
Henly motored to Devils Lake Friday
George Lieth, Dolores Vilandre, A
Hops, and Fred Hobbs autoed tt
Devils Lake in Hopes car Weddnes
day.
Joe Rutten and Harvey Kunkel lef
for Fargo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Kyhl of Nixo,
township were visitors and shopper!
in town Wednesday.
Clifford and Paula Tiegen are new
scholars attending the school here.
B. E. Burt was business visitor
in Devils Lake Friday.
W. G. Stewart attended the masoni,
meeting at Devils Lake Thursday eve
ming, returning to his home here Fri
day morning.
Arthur Burt, who is attending higl
school in Devils Lake, spent the week
end, visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. E. Burt, east of town.
Miss Mary Ginther returned hom,
Thursday, after spending few day
in Grand Forks. En- route to Gran,
Forks she visited at Devils Lake an,
Doyon.
n. D. Kavanaugh of Devils Lake
was looking after his farming inter
ests in this vicinity Saturday.
Lucille, Annabelle, and Henry Pret
of Devils Lake attending the dane
given here Saturday night.
Raymond Durbin; and Loretta Nei
bauer Of Crary, attended the dance
given here Saturday night.
Harry Simons, Elmer Dahl, Edwar
Rutten and Gregory LeDuc Of Doyor
were among those from Doyon VIII
attended the dance, given here, Satur
day night.
ar. and Mrs. Harry Ridley an
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Kunt
wsre the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ia