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

bwn over the week end, receiving
nedical attention.
III. K. Berthleson and H.Enickson
If Crosby, N. D., were visitors in the
sity Saturday.
James Lamb of Michigan, N. D.,
S:a guest for a few days at the M.
D. Kavanaugh home.
Mrs. Harry Schriver who has been
a guest during the past month at the
home Of her parents, Judge and Mrs.
o. G. Duell, left Sunday for her home
III Shenandoah, Iowa.
Paul LIE Cleir, seventeen-years-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lie Cleir
vas operated upon Tuesday at local
hospital, for appendicitis. He is now
much improved.
Team of work mares, weight about
1900, 5 years old, for sale or will
srade for mich cows. See j. w. Budd
an S. B. Barr farm, one Lakewood
road. 32-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Haig left Mon
day for Grand Forks, to attend the
reception to be given at KEN Temple
n honor of Imperial Potentate Nc
Caudless of Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Walhalla
were Devils Lake visitors on Monday,
srom Penn, where they are guests of
Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. Muehlen.
Earl and Everett Duell return
ed Sunday from a motoring trip to
Portal, N. D., where they visited re-
latives. On the return trip they
visited Winnipeg and Crookston.
The lobby of the Grand Theatre
IS this week being redecorated and
1epainted by Manager Archie Miller
a order that it present the most at
hactive appearance possible during
the coming season.
Business Lot For Sale
The vacant lot between the Lake
Motel and Miller garage including six
inches Of the wall of the garage
building the full length of the lot.
Reasonable terms. Henry Hale.
States Attorney Walter G. Nc
Donald of Benson County was Devils
Lake visitor on Friday, having come
% meet Mrs. Mcdonald, who was re-
turning from visit with relatives and
friends in Fargo.
F..A Hill of Minnewaukan was a
visitor in the city on Saturday, return
ing the same day, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Edythe, who has been
attending summer school in Grand
Forks.
The store building which was on
Tuesday of this week vacated by The
Emporium, has been leased by W.
Sweed, the tailor who has been doing
business across the street from the
postoffice, and will be occupied by him
about the first of next month.
Mrs. c. R. Gleason and daughte,
Marion, lof Bottipeau, motored up
from Minneapolis last week and were
guests at the 0. c. Thomas home TO,
4 few days on Sunday, Mrs. Themes
and son accompanied them to Botti
neau, where she will remain for two
weeks at Lake Metigoshe.
Dillon and Betty McHugh left
Monday night for the East wher.
Dillon will return to West Point. Mis-.
Betty will also attend school in tn,
East, and though she has not defini
tely decided ON the school, she will
choose one giving special attention
to the languages and dancing.
Archie Miller and the several peopl,
with him were somewhat surprise,
one evening last week when Archie
radio picked up concert broadcaste'
by a newspaper at Atlanta, Ga. AL
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fion for several months this is tn
longest distance from which wireless
messages have yet been picked up.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beck and so
Roman Of Bowbells, N. D., stoppe
aver night here last Thursday Will
an their way home from Minneapoli
and Duluth where they spent a wee
IN visiting relatives. They were mall
ing the trip with car. They wer
accompanied to Bowbells by Mrs.
A. Stefonowicz and children who ar
now visiting with friends and relative
IN that city.
N. Clausen Of the Penney Sto,
here, VIII spent several days la.
week at Jamestown, where ne,
Penney store was opened, tells TIL
Werld that the opening was attende
Nv larger number of people tina
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