The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20

but short time and the cost is I
moderate. Enter at once and you
will get reduction Of $55 on your
tuition. Write the Union Com
mercial College, Grand Forks, N.
Dak., for free catalog and full
particulars. 46-tt.
Get your engagement and wedding
rings at Huesgen's.
Rasmus Yri was the successful
bidder for, the old creamery property
at Churchs Ferry. His bid was SIS
for the acre of ground and $425
for the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Swanson and
children of Lawton are all down with
severe attack of diptheria. Their
stock is being cared for by near
neighbor, Emil Olson.
Mrs. Gilbert Newgard returned last
week from Jordan, Mimi, where she
spent five weeks taking mud bath
treatments for rheumatism. She re-
ports being much improved in health.
The local high school basket ball
team defeated the Edmore aggrega-
ton on Friday evening of last week
at the high school gymnasium here in
a fast game by score of % to II.
His many friends in the city will
be glad to learn that Rev. Geo. Loft
ness, who last week was seriously ill
from severe attack of pneumonia,
is on the road to recovery and will be
able to be up and around in a very
short time.
Mrs. Goodnow and Miss Genevieve
Goodnow and Miss Dorothy Mitchell
left last Thursday evening for Syra-
cuse, N. Y, where they will visit re-
latives for a time. Miss Mitchell
will remain there permanently, while
the other lahies will return after
the holidays.
Don't fail to attend the dance to be
given on Friday evening of this week
by the Sheetmetal Workers Union at
the Grand Roller Rink, where the
biggest kind of time is guaranteed
to all who. come. The Jimmy McGur-
ren's orchestra, with Marie Locke at
the piano, will furnish the music.
E. c. Enger Of Churchs Ferry, who
returned last week from St. Panul,
where he went with Mrs. Eneer who
is receiving treatments at the St.
Luke's hospital, reports that the pat
lent is getting along fine, but hat her
condition is such that she will lie con-
fined to her bed for at Leaf month.
John J. Burtscher left last Monday
night on No. for Auburn, CAL,
where he expects to reside permanent
tly. Before leaving he told The World
that although he was leaving us for
good, we could expect him to remem-
Der us quite often, and that he would
even be back to visit us once in a
while.
Henry Wittkopf, prominent farm
er OF near Lawton, came to Devils
Lake by train on Friday of last week
for the purpose Of doing some Christ
mas shopping and at the same time
look after some business matters that
required his attention, and this office
acknowledges very pleasant call
from the gentleman.
At the annual election of the Cy-
rene Commandery No. z K. IT,, held
last Monday evening in this city.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Gordon Nimmo.
eminent commander; C. D. Mills, gen.
eralissimo; Blanding Fisher, CAPTAIN
general; M. H. Graham, senior war
den; Otto Loveland, junior warden; ].
Ch'dester, prelate; Jens Svee, treasur-
er; and E. M. Lewis, recorder.
Ross ordway, formerly a resident
OF Lawton, but who for some months
has lived at Grand Folks, was quite
seriously injured one day last week
while employed at the packing plant
Of the Northern Packing Co, IN Al
amcnia pipe in the refrigerator II or
was broken. he was raril.
blinded, and was badly injured chou
the face and hands. the liz lid anr
fumes being sprayed all over his body
, It was with considerable difficult,
that he was cotton out of the room
He was removed to the St. Michael
hospital, where after a thorough ex
animation it was found that although
'has burns were painful, he woul,
regain his eyesight in time, and woul,
/ probably suffer no permanent in
/ juries as a result of the accident;
: Sheriff Ed. Elliott, who spent abou
: ten days on business at Saco an.