The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14

dition to putting in other fixtures
in order to have more room for the
storage and display of goods. The
new shelving and fixtures will give
Mr.. Feldman much more room and
permit him to carry larger and more
varied stock than what was possible
under former conditions.
Copies Of the North Dakota Publ
city pamphlet were received here last
week by the voters, and we find it is
not used as extensively by the can
didates as it was during the first
few times that it was issued. Frank
Hyland, candidate for lieutenant gov
enor, uses less space than any of the
candidates, and Senator P. j. Nc
Cumber makes the longest statement,
same covering two pages.
P. A. Moeller, candidate for con-
gress, delivered addresses at a num-
ber Of political meetings held at var
ious points in the county on Wednes-
day and Thursday Of last week, and
was greeted by quite large crowds
were he went. Other political meet
ings announced for this week are one
to be held at the Thos. Maloney grove
east of Webster which will be held
tomorrow at 2:30 p. M, and another
here at Devils Lake at $500 p. M, at
which Pete Garberg, candidate for at
torney general will speak, and pic
mic at Edmore next Sunday, at which
H. H. Aaker, candidate for secretary
of state will speak.
Nelson johnson of two miles east of
Starkweather was among the old
timers to visit Devils Lake on Satur-
day Of last week to see what we were
doing with Henry Ford cars that day,
and at the same time take advantage
OF the many bargains being offered
by local stores. He told The World
that the farmers in his community had
their seeding and planting all complet-
ed, and would now have little breath
ing spell until the time came for cul-
tivating corn and spuds and putting
up hay. He told us that everything
including the weeds, was more than
coming up, and that growing condi-
tions could not be any better than they
are now.
The fixtures for the ]. C. Penney
store in the Kelly block arrived on
Monday of this week, and since that
time workmen have been busy setting
same up and putting them in place.
These fixtures were all made to order
at the factory at Grand Rapids, Mich,
and are as elaborate as are to be found
in the state. For a time all people
who visited the new store building
have admired it, and admitted that
there was nothing better to be found
outside of the large cities, but as the
fixtures are being put in place they
are receiving all the attention from
the public. The Penney company ex.
poets to move into the new building in
about ten days.
John Dahlen of near Garske drove
to Devils Lake last Friday for the
purpose of getting his son, Leonard
who had spent six weeks at local
hospital suffering from an attack
OF penumoria, but was advised by lis
physician that the trip by car would
be too much for the boy, so sent the
car home, and took the boy, as ia,
as Webster tie following morning by
train, and made the balance of the
trip by ito Leonard underwent a.:
} operation for appendicitis last vinte,
. at local hospital, and was fast re.
covering from the ordeal after getting
!, home, when he suffered an attack
M penumonia. He was taken care Of
. at Edmore for about six weeks, but
J as his condition was not improving
he was moved to hospital here. He
is now fast gaining strength, and will
be in first class physical condition
aFter spending few weeks on the
farm.