The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-29

reQe1al jury.
Mrs. L. D. Davidson of Westhope
was a shopper in Devils Lake Friday
and Saturday.
C. NJ. Peterson of Penn was a
visitor in Devils Lake Friday and
took in the meeting at the Elks.
William Hausman Of Churchs Fer
ry was in the city Friday and Sat-
urday attending to business interests,
Stanley Hirst of Bow Island Alberta
is in the city visiting old friends and
relatives for a few days last, week.
Nelson Sauvain returned Sunday
from Fargo, where he attended the
State High School basketball tourna-
ment.
George B. Tindall of Red Oak, Iowa
representing the Thomas D. Murphy
company, was in the city over the
week end.
Mrs. Monica Farrell and Miss Clara
Peterson were hostesses at dinner Fri
day night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
0. Hank Of Fonda, Ia.
Mrs. Jack Desmond left Sunday fol-
Seattle, Washington, where she was
called by the sudden illness of he,
mother Mrs. Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Artley enterta-
med Mr.. and Brs. William Babgy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Mclean at thei,
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. George Currie of Rolla was
in the city Saturday Her daughter
Miss Frances accompanied her and re-
ceived medical attention at the Mercy
| hospital.
Mrs. E. E. Wheeler who has been
spending the past two weeks visit
ing her daughter Mrs. C N. Wav
OF Grand Forks returned home Fri
day.
Miss Agnes Boeing assistant state
home demonstration leader from the
Agriculture College of Fargo, return
ed to Fargo Friday after working
IN this community for some time
Leo. Nelson of Spokane, sepnt Sat
urday visiting at the home of his
mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Fox. He
had been attending business matters
in Minneapolis.
George Thompson, who has been
visiting at the W. F. Monteith home
for the past week went to Winnipeg
Monday, where he will visit with his
parents for a short time before re-
turning to Devils Lake.
S. B. Barr of three miles south of
the city is having his farm residence
enlarged and remodeled at an expense
OF about $500. Contractor J. w. Budd
has charge of the work.
). A. Moran Of the Ramsey Drug
20. left last week for Chicago where
he is spending few days looking af-
ter business matters. He expects to
be back the latter part of this week.
A. Stonehouse Of Larimore, one of
the largest breeders Of pure bred
Shorthorn cattle in the northwest, was
IN the city on Tuesday of this week
transacting business with the North
ern Land and Loan Co.
Owing to the generous offer of the
space in the Food Market, the St.
Olaf's Ladies' Aid are planning to hold
big food sale Saturday, April l. At
this food sale there will be many good
good receipies that will give the public
the opportunity to know what can
be found in the new cook book that
the Ladies Aid have been working
on, since the first of January. This
book will be ready in the near future,
Food 'ale and lunch Saturday after
noon April Its.
Miss Lizzie Steffon asks The World
to correct an error which appeared in
the Keith items in our issue of March
Is wherein the statement was made
to the effect that she accompanied
Jack Anderson and Geo. Riesdorph
home from Devils Lake on Saturday
afternoon. She says that in addition
to the gentlemen mentioned in the
item the following were in the party;
her father, Ludwig Steffon, and Miss
Olivia Forberg, and we gladly make
the correction.
Walter Malamphy, who for a time
was employed at MAINS in this cit,
left last week for Mitchell, S. D.
where he has accepted position a.
manager of the large J. X. Burg store
one of the largest stores in that citv
Mrs. Malamphy expects to join hin
within the newt fox,, dow, WILL