The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-05

ship was business caller in the
city Thursday.
J. M. Sherrick, cashier of the
Security State bank of Lawton, was
a business caller in the city Sat
urday and spent Sunday visiting
friends at Lakewood.
Grant Cunningham of Newbre
township, Obert and Glenna Ander-
son of Lillihoff, and Harry Daholin
of Brocket were in the city over Sun
day and visited at Lakewood PARK.
Round trip ticket including sleeper
and fare to Glacier Park, no hotel bill
in park, we hold sleeper there, only
$4,000, for particulars telephone 270.
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Two Ford cars were stolen in the
city on Saturday last, one belonging
to 7. G. Nestegard which was taken
from the front of the Western hotel
at about II o'clock that night, and
which is apparently gone for good,
and ford taken from a railroad en-
ployee which was later recovered.
The Nestegard machine was tour
ing car having a license tag No.
63-795, and motor No. 307O07.
Crary is putting on a three days
Chautauqua program commencing on
Monday Of this week. A large tent
was put up and two splendid pro-
grams are being given, one during
the afternoon, and the next in the
evening. In addition to this there are
contests of various kinds, stands in
various parts Of that hustling vii
lage, and big time is being enjoyed
by everyone.
The Devils Lake base ball team re-
turned Sunday afternoon from Bran
don having played three games and
lost each one. The scores were -
z to 4, 8 to 4, to / all games being
well played and with close playing on
both sides. In the afternoon at Lake.
wood Park the team was again de-
feated by the Brinsmade nine. The
Devils Lake team played Sheyenne
at the 500 Diamond Monday night
and Tuesday they played a double
header at Lakewood.
While there were dozens of places
to go to where the Fourth could be
celebrated in an appropriate manner,
most Of the people from the city went
to Lakewood where a special program
was put on and where things were
livened up by two concerts given by
the Boy Scout Band. Many celebra-
tions were held in groves in various
parts of the county, and Wood Lake
drew its share of the crowds for the
dance in the evening.
The concrete sidewalk on 1'.u,th
street in front of the E. w. Gilbert.
son store which had sunk down sew.
eral inches in the center several years
ago, causing water to stand afte1
each rain and almost continually dur
ing the spring months, is being repair.
ed and brought up to the level. Un.
der the old condition the standing
water soaked through the walk ant
into the easements of the severa
buildings on that street,
Rev. Benjamin Babcock of this cit,
performed the ceremony at four O.
clock on Tuesday of last week tina
united the hearts and hands Of Her
man c. Rogers of Minneapolis ant
Miss Marion G. Perkins of Devil
Lake. The happy event took plac,
at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Perkins, eigh
miles southeast of town. The coupl
was attended by Erwin Newhouse O
Warwick and Miss Laura Perkins,
sister of the bride. After partakin,
of delicious lunch the couple drov
to. Lakota from which place they tool
the, train for Minneapolis where the,
will go to housekeeping.
Robert Mckay, who up to a fe1
months ago conducted the Uniqu
theatre in Devils Lake, but who sine
april 1, has been employed by lar,.
film house in the Twin Cities, wa
here on Saturda yof last week for tn
purpose of visiting with his friend
and at the same time look after bust
ness matters that needed his atten
J tion. Bob tells us that so far he ha
!, been spending most of his time o,
the road, though some Of his wor'
is done in the house. He says he like
the work fine, is getting along splen
didly in every way with the exceptio.
that he misses Devils Lake and woul
| like to get away oftener to visit tn
old town.