The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-08-16

the country.
Mrs. George Britten and little son
We're in Devils Lake, the first part
Of the week, the little boy having his
tonsils removed.
Mrs. Bernard Vessy, of Colorado
Springs Colo, is a guest for several
days at the C. w. Buttz cottage in
Mrs. Vessy is, a neice Of
Mrs. Buttz.
Mrs. Frank J. Bremme, 416 Walnut
ST., Grand Forks, arrived in Devils
Lake Tuesday to be the guest of her
sister at the latters cottage in Lake
wood. She will remain for a week
or two. ..
William Miller, a former owner of
the World, who last year bought the
Herald-Dispatch in Sleepy Eye,
Mimi, recently sold it, He intends to
continue with newspaper work but
has not decided on a location as yet.
The Twentieth Century Club were
guests at the meeting Of the Wo-
mans Club, which was held today, at
the home of Mrs. Clarke Kelley. Mrs.
Pattee had charge of the Indian pro-
gram, and Mrs. briggs and Mrs. Nc
knight gave interesting reading. A
number of remarkable Indian exhibits
were shown.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mann, ST., have
moved up from Lakewood and will re-
main at the M. D. Kavanaugh home
for two weeks, before leaving for
Elgin, ILL.,, where they will be the
guests Of relatives. They will also
visit with friends at Salina, Kansas,
before leaving for their home in Los
Angeles, California.
Judge and Mrs. C. w. BUTTE re-
turned on Tuesday from motoring
trip. They visited at the home of a
brother of the Judge in Aberdeen, S.
D., ape at Sleepy Eye, Mimi, where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Miller, formerly of Devils Lake. They
made stops at Minneapolis and St.
Paul.
A group Of girls who enjoyed a
weeks camping in the cottage "Happy
Hour" at Lakewood, returned to
their homes Friday. Those in the
party were: Misses Maybelle, Aman-
da and Josephine Anderson of Graf
ton, Rhode Brown and Alice johnson
of Cando, and Erma Kittleson of Roll
cite. Miss Maybelle Anderson spent
the week end at the Milton Kelly
home, leaving for Grafton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mann and son
are expected to return today from
New York where they spent the past
month in looking over the big mark
cts, and making purchases for the
Mann store in this city. At the same
time they enjoyed their annual vaca-
tion, part of which was spent on the
Great Lakes. They left Buffalo last
Saturday via steamboat on their way
home.
Mrs. A. w. Swenson was chaperor
to house party of girls which spent
last week at Lakewood. The girls il
the party were: Misses Helen Marie
Swenson, Ruth Gerard, Judith Ander,
son, Mildred Keller and Adeline Sven
son, Of Bisbee; Elvida Krabel anc
Thelma Krabel, of Clifford; Pearl ane
Mary Olson of Medina; Henriett:
Evenson, Of San Antonio, Texas; Elsi,
Olson of Maddox, and Agnes Aage
son of Leeds.
Oscar Stendal, formerly of Ed
more; was a visitor in Devils LAX,
Lake last week, and called at tn
World office for a short visit. HI
has been attending the University o
Minnesota the past year, and was Of
his way to Edmore to spend som
time with his parents. Before enter
ing the University last fall, he wa
one of the live wire reporters wit
the Minnesota Daily Star, and plan
to get into the newspaper game agai
as soon as possible.
R. Steinke, one Of the pioneer farm
ers Of near Penn, was in the city o
Thursday Of last week for the pu1
pose of employing some men to assis
, him with harvesting and threshint
, and dropped into The World offic
for the purpose Of having the pape
sent to his address during the comm
year. Mr.. Steinke is one Of the farm
ers who need not worry about gettin
his threshing done early no matte
how heavy the crop is nor how scare
help is. He owns small Hube
; tractor and a separator of small siz
and when conditions get such that
cannot get men, he is able to thres
his crop without any outside hell
4 His 2O-year-old son is an expert
v operating the tractor, and he has al
]. solutely no trouble with it when eithe