The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-12

John and Roland MOnteith went to
Toxic Monday, where they will spend
the Easter holidays.
Roland King of Derrick was in the
city visiting friends Monday and
Tuesday.
Floyd Henderson prominent banker
of Lawton was in the city on business
Monday afternoon returning to Law
ton via car.
The County Commissioners held
one of their regular meetings last
week and checked up all the county
officers and county clerks.
Hulvor Thoe of South Minnewau-
kan was in the city Monday attending
to matters OF business.
Herman Stenseth left Sunday for
Jordon Springs, where he will spend
some time before returning to Devils
Lake.
George Nixon and Chas. Nixon of
Southam were in the city attending to
business interests and also doing a
little shopping at the various stores.
Mrs. H. S. Mackey Of Hampden is
the city for several days visiting at
the P. G. Miller home and also visit
ing with other friends in the city.
D. L. Philips of Warwick was in the
city Monday and Tuesday attending
to business matters Returning to
Warwick yesterday via car.
At a session of the county COM
missioners held last week Undertake
er A. E. Toomey was awarded the
contract for the burial of the county
poor and paupers during the coming
year.
The regular meeting of the school
board was held Monday afternoon
instead of Tuesday the regular meet
ing day on account of some of the
members being out of town on other
business interests.
Peter Morgan of Grand Forks, or
ganizer for the North Dakota Fedora
ton of Labor, and also publisher of
the North Dakota Labor Leader,
is in the city a few days this week
looking after business matters.
Mrs. Henry Berg, Miss Eileen Han
son and Mrs. Charles Englehorn of
Churchs Ferry were in Devils Lake
for few days last week visiting
friends and also shopping at the var
ious stores in the city.
Miss Anna Trimble left Saturday
morning for Edmore, where she will
visit her sister Mrs. Anger Sampson
for several days. Mrs. Sampson was
farmerly Mable Trimbla of Devils
Lake.
Miss Fannie Elmslie, who has been
teaching at Michigan city during the
past school term returned to her
home here several days ago, where
she visited for a short time before
going to Minot where she will spend
her Easter vacation.
Mrs. H. M. Crell returned Wednes-
day from Washington, D. c., where
she has been visiting for the past
winter. On her way home she stop
ped over at the Indian Reservation
at Leeth Lake, Minnesota, and visit
ed with Mr.. Creel who has been there
for some time.
| c. M. Faggett of Leeds and Mr..
Olson of the Steig and o. j. Olson
firm Of Esmond, N. Dak., were in
Devils Lake Saturday transacting
business matters and returning to
Leeds Saturday evening.
| Miss Mae Milliter, Miss Sophia
] Morris and Miss Thelma Morris of
Minnewaukan village were in Devils
Lake shopping and visiting friends
Friday.
!. John G. Messner arrived home Sun
day to spend the summer with his
daughter Mrs. J. K. Dye of this city.
Mr.. Messner spent the winter visit
ing with his daughter in Los Ange.
! les.
Miss Ella Section and Miss Grace
. OBrien of Cavalier, N. Oak, were
; in the city Friday night on their way
home, where they will spend theil
Easter vacation visiting their pare.
nts and friends.
II A typographical error appeared ir
the last issue of the World in the
! writeup we gave the banquet served
e to the boy Scouts in which the state
ment was made that the bows hac
played before $4,000 people durinf
n the past year. The number of people
! should have read 100000 people.
Republican precinct caucusest arr
being held in each precinct in tn,
o county this afternoon for the pur
n pose of e1ectinp 6a1auo+oc n ,++,..