The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-22
weekly ITEMS OF INTEREST
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
IN AND ABOUT DEVILS LAKE

Knives, forks, spoons, 26-pieces,
Rogers ware, $3.50 at Huesgen's.
Mrs. C. W. Buttz returned last
week from a two weeks visit at Win
nipeg, Manitoba, and Drayton, N. D.
MRS Einar Lee of Starkweather un-
sle,went an operation for the removal
of her tonsils at the Mercy hospital
on Thursday of last week.
Guy Welcome, prominent farmer
of near Edmore, last week moved to
Edmore and is now living in the Carl
an block recently vacated by Sam Tia
ford, the tailor.
Mrs. Clifford Thompson left last
Wednesday for her home at James
town after spending short time
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Rognas.
Harold AslacSson of Edmore, who
for few weeks was employed at the
School for the Deaf in this city, has
resigned his position, and gone back
home.
Rollo F. Hunt of Duluth spent sew
eral days Of last week in Devils
Lake visiting with old friends and at
the same time looking after business
interests.
The annual food sale and bazaar
of the St. Olaf's Ladies Aid will be
held this year on Dec. 16, at which
time fancy work of all kinds will be
disposed Of as well as the best things
80 eat ,obtainable.
The brick work on the new John
Burscher building on Kelly avenue is
completed, and the workmen are now
busy at the interior of the block.
Work is progressing very fast, and it
is expected that the place will be
ready for occupancy by the first of the
year.
Excavation work has already been
started on the new Salvation Army
building to be constructed at Farring.
ton avenue and Third street, and con-
struction work will be pushed in or
der that the building be completed in
the shortest time possible. When
completed the structure will be one of
which every resident of the city might
feel justly proud.
At the annual election of officers of
Minnewaukan Lodge No. 21, A. F. &
A. NJ: held at the temple on Thursday
evening of last week the following
were elected: L. D. Smell, worshful
master; D. Jacobson, senior warden;
Gordon Nimmo, Junior warden; E
Erickson, senior deacon; A. W. Pape
junior deacon; E. M. Lewis, secretary;
<)ens Svee, treasurer.
The World acknowledges receipt o1
q copy Of the Walsh County Record a,
Grafton, published at Grafton, which
is now being turned out under the su
pervision of Rifle Morgan, formerly
of the Starkweather Times.
The Record is a very neat attractive
newspaper, full of live local reading
matter and a big lot of interesting
advertising.
The annual election of officers O
Tim Running Post of the America,
Legion was held at the regular meet
ing last Monday evening, and tn
following were elected to serve dur
ing the coming year: George Crook
commander; c. L. Jonson of Doyor
first vice commander; E. L. Oasgarc
second vice commender; 0. j. Trimblt
adjutant; E. W. Emery, finance OF
ficer; Sanford Hagen, historian; Mi
ton Kelly, chaplain, Mack V. Trayno,
war risk insurance officer; and H.
Gordon, sargent at arms.
According to word received he,
East week Glenn Toomey, son Of NJ
and Mrs. A. E. Toomey of this cit,
who is now attending the Universit
at Grand Forks, is having huge SUI
cess in his musical work. He is a
companist for the University Gil
Club, is playing the first string Of En-
ards dance orchestra and first trun
pet chair in a Philharmonic orche
ira. Glenn received his initial trail
ing in band music. while playing in Il
Devils Lake Concert Band, and h
friends here are more than glad
hear of his success.
Gold link buttons, Scarfpins, Wal
emar chains from $3.50 up. Very SUI
able Xmas gifts at Huesgen's.
"A women's Auxiliary to the stri
ing Great Northern shopmen was fo
med last week for the purpose of fu
nishing such relief as is necessary
the shopmen and their families dr
ing the time the strike is on. Hea
quarters have been opened at t