The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-10

Clarence Void went to New Rock
ford Saturday evening and returned
Sunday evening with his mother. They
will spend the summer months living
at the City Park.
Mrs. R. E. Rognas and Randi went
to Rolla Saturday, where they visited
Deer the week end. Mr. Rognas and
Joe Klug drove over Sunday and Joe
returned in the evening.
Troop No. 8, of the Boy Scouts spent
the week camping at the city park.
They were under the leadership of
Scout Master Rae Kneeshaw, while
at the Park occupied the Ole Serum
gard cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Lier of Lakota
spent Saturday shopping and visiting
in Devils Lake. While in the city
Mr.. Lier looked after commercial in
terests.
Dr.. and Mrs. Soper of Cando were
over night visitors in the city Sum-
day night. They left Monday morn
ing for Fargo where Mr.. Soper will
attend the State convention of den
fists.
DR.. and Mrs. Foliet went to Fargo
Sunday, where he will attend the
State convention of dentists. Mrs.
Toilet will visit at the home of her
sister while in Fargo. #
Miss Lucille Ohnstad, who will fin
fish her sophomore year at the Univer-
sity of North Dakota will teach at
Hillsboro, N. D., the coming year.
Mrs. Eugene Fenelon returned Thu
rsday night after touring the Western
part of the state, where she visited
the American Legion Auxiliary units.
Miss Cora Olson of Toxic was a
shopper in the city Thursday and
visited friends while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morrison
of Webster were visitors ia the city
on their way home from spending the
winter in California.
r. c. Chislom of Lakota was bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday and
returned to Lakota on No. 80 in the
evening.
Walter E. Law of Churchs Ferry
was business caller in the city Thu
rsday and Friday.
Mrs. Gritz and daughter of Lakota
were shoppers in the city Saturday
afternoon. They returned to Lakota
in a car Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Steinke of Warwick
spent Wednesday and Thursday visit.
ing and shopping among the various
shops in Devils Lake.
| Mrs. Anna Feeney returned from
Wisconsin, where she has spent the
past few weeks visiting friends ant
relatives.
;, Mrs. Sara Briggs and Mrs. ssElsi,
Bunk and son Cecil of Starkweathe
were visitors and shoppers in Devil
Lake Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. jim
|. Cambell of Boxelder, Montana &C
companied them.
: Among the several county declama
tory contests now being held tl1rou oh
out the state the one held at Flaxto
for Burke County last Friday wa
the most interesting. Eight contest
ants took part and unusually fin
work was shown by each one. TIL
first prize went to the Columbi
schools and the winner will take pa,
in the state contest to be held q
the University. The judges in til
Burke County contest were Rev. Flu
ton of Kenmare, Superintendent Goo
dard of Crosby and Miss Mary E. No,
ton, candidate for Superintendent c
the Ramsey County Schools.
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Montana, North Dakota and Sout
Dakota are the states mostly vital
interested in the possibilities Of cor
trolling flood waters of the Missoul
and Yellowstone for the purpose {
irrigation and the development {
hydro electric power" the call saw
There is more than $34,O00,00O in tn
reclamation to the credit of these
state. This money is either lyin
idel or being loaned to other state
when it's need is imminent at tn
present time for the development c
the vast resources of these thre
great states. A concerted movemer
81 on the part of these several state
8 and their duly electric represents
tives in congress will release thi
fund and promote the vast ayr
cultural and commercial possibilitie
Of the valleys Of the Missouri an
Yellowstone and their tributaries