The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-11


relatives at Mayville.
Diamond engagement rings and
wedding rings to match, from $500
up, at Huesgen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kitch Of Garske
are rejoicing over the birth of a bright
baby boy to them at the Mercy
hospital on Wednesday of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Haines
of Bismarck spent few days last
week visiting with friends in Devils
Lake.
Charles Huesgen left last Monday
for Grand Forks where he has &C.
cepted a position in the jewelry shop
of Paul Gerard.
Rev. Benjamin Babcock left last
evening for Mandan for the purpose
of attending the conference of the
NJ. E. Church.
William Powell, who spent the past
few months at Dunseith, left Mon
day evening in company with his faith
er A. NJ. Powell for Albuquerque,
New Mexico, where they expect to
spend the winter months.
VIM. L. Guy, who for four years
was employed here as county agricul-
tural agent, but who recently has been
temporarily acting as county agent
of Cass county since the resignation
of the regular agent, has been for
mally appointed regular county agent
of that county.
After spending most of the sum-
mer here Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Cole
man left Monday night for Montreal,
Canada, where they expect to spend
short time visiting with friends and
relatives, after which they will go to
Los Angeles, Cal, where they expect
to reside in the future.
Dr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs. G.
M. Price. Mrs. Chas. Johnston and
Miss Helen Sullivan, all Of Langdon
were in the city for several days last
week for the purpose of attending
the convention of the Women's Fed
Grated Clubs, and while here were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Kelly.
Mrs. John Willink, a former resi-
dent of Devils Lake, but who during
the past few years has been residing
on farm near Edmore, is here max
ing arrangements to move to the
city to live. Her husband has rented
the farm for the coming season to
Bert Johnson, and the couple will
retire from active farming for the
coming season at least.
John Nelson and William Promo
were arrested last Friday by police
man Ted West after chase. The men
are charged with taking s171 from
a harvest hand by the name of John
Juneau, who was intoxicted and ASLEEP
in box car. The men claimed they
took the money to keep for Juneau un
til he sobered up, when they intended
to return it to him. The men were
both placed in the county Jail. Juneau
. was arrested for being intoxicated.
Roy Brandenburg, Ralph Conine ant
Arthur Plotter of near Garske were
business visitors in the city on Mon
day of this week. The first two nance
gentlemen operated threshing rig il
the Garske country during the pas
season, and completed very success
full run on Thursday of last week. The,
) report that all the threshing in tn
; vicinity of Garske is already complet
ed, and that the farmers are in mos
} cases putting in their time now eithe
! at hauling grain or digging spuds.
! Thos. H. Maloney of northeast Q
: Webster, county commissioner fro1
: the third district, and who farm
: several sections of land, was in tn
city on Monday of this week, and
I talking with The World told US thu
: he had completed the threshing 0
! all Of his land, and that his men we,
I now busy blowing and would kee
: at it until the ground freezes up. NJ
2 Maloney is serving his 10th year 4
: county commissioner from his dis
z riot, and is a candidate for re-ele,
: ton.
! Hans Westergaard, who recent
Z purchased tho Lake Creamery, tel
! The World that he intends to REQ
Z ganize the old corporation that star
: ed the plant, and will endeavor to tn,
: the machinery and business back
7 soon as the reorganization is pc
/ fected. In a few weeks, or as 500
Z as the farmers have more time,
! plans on calling meeting Of all Il
Z old stockholders of the corporation
: we'll as others interested and will t.
I to convince them that the creamel
I if properly conducted will prove
! be paying proposition not only +