The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-28

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Mrs. 1. A. Hendrickson of Bisbee
was a visitor and shopper in Devils
Lake Monday.
Mrs. McRae is spending this week
as guest of Mrs. Jerry O'Lerry at
Glenbuln, N. D.
Mrs. James Barret entertained Miss
Clara Hidgwon, Miss Minnie Jacob
son of Moscow, Idaho, Sunday evening.
H. C. Greene of MELVILLE last Mon.
day purchased new 400 Chevrolet
car from the Lake Motor Co. and drove
the machine home with him the same
day.
In fast game played last Sunday
afternoon between the City team and
the aggregation from Munich the
local team trimmed the visitors by a
score of to 8.
James A. Gardner, a druggist at
Wolford, while in the city one day last
week purchased a new Special Six
Studebaker car from c. D. Haley, and
drove the machine home with him.
The Lake Orchestra Of this city
has been engaged to play at dance
to be given at Stump Lake during
monster celebration which will be
given there OH July 4th. Five pieces
have been engaged, and pavilion has
been provided large enough to take
care of the hundreds of people from
all parts of the country who are plan
ming on coming.
Former Governor Lynn j. Frazier
and former Attorney General William
Lamke both delivered political ad-
dresses at the court house on Monday
evening of this week. Quite large
number of people from out of town
were present. During the same after
noon Mr.. Frazier gave a very inter-
esting talk at picnic near Stark
weather.
Word was received here the fore
part of the week announcing the death
of Victor Pearson, who passed away
at St. Paul last Saturday. The de-
ceased for time made his head
quarters in this city while looking
after number Of land deals In this
vicinity, and has quite large number
of friends here who will regret to
learn of his demise.
John J. Coy!e, who was recently
elected state deputy of tae Knights
of Columbus, and assumes his new Of
flee on July, arrived here with his
family on Friday of last week, and
will spend a week at Lakewood. Mr.
Coyle is among the more prominent
attorneys at Minot, where he has re.
sided for many years, and at the
present time is city attorney there.
The following were the guests o1
Adjutant General Fraser of the 164tl
regiment Of the National Guard, al
the Military encampment, Wednesda,
evening: Judge Kenesaw M. Landis
Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, state presiden
Of the American Legion auxiliary, ant
Mr.. Fenelon, P. R. Bangs of Crane
Forks, state commander of the Ameri
can Legion, Jack Williams of Fargo
state adjutant of the American Legio1
and Mrs. Jack Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Kyle leave mex
Saturday for Jamestown where the,
will make their future home, ant
where Mr.. Kylt will be assistan
manager of the new ]. C. Penney stor,
which will be opened in that city abou
Aug. l, under the management Of J
| P. Reilly, who for some time has bee,
connected with the ]. C. Penney stor,
in Devils Lake. Mr.. Reilly will leav
for jamestown Immediately after Jul.
!. 4th.
Henry Lake, one of the old tim,
farmers of the Lake Region, Will,
in the city Saturday told The Worl,
that while he was ready to admit tha
the grain fields looked better thi
season than usually do, they are no
near as good as some people think
He told US that weeds, Russian thistle!
and other vegetation were just a.
green as the grain in which they grow
and driving by field in car at tn,
rate Of from Is to IS miles an hou,
showed to these in the car every
thing that grew, making one mass o:
green, all looking like grain. Fields o:
weeds look as green as grain, and t,
ascertain just what there is in tn,
field it is necessary to get out of tn,
car and look close. Mr.. Lake ha.
farmed here for some 40 years during
most of which time he has been rails
ling wheat. He admits that this veal
is great deal better than the averag,
and that under favorable condition.
our yield this fall will compare yer,
favorably with the best ever pro
duced here.