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

| II. E. Copeland of Churchs Ferry
was a visitor in Devilsu Lake Friday
W. D. Miller of Webster was T;
business caller in Devils Lake Monday
Herman Naugle spent the week
end visiting at his home here.
w. w. BROKER Of Lakota transacted
business in the city Friday.
JIM. Thorson Of Bisbee spent Fri
day transacting business in the city.
Fred Overbo Of Garske was a bust
ness caller in the city Friday.
I E. A. Steedsnan of Lakota was
business visitor in Devils Lake Sat
urday.
Archie Anderson of Doyon was il
the city Friday attending to bust
ness interests.
A boy was born to Mn. and Mrs
Bernard LANCE at the Mercy hospita
Sunday morning.
Max Kruger returned from MINI
eapolis, where he attended bushes:
matters last week.
Plus Stoser of Penn was buisens:
caller in Devils Lake Friday return
| ing to Penn Saturday.
Mrs. c. P. Brady. who has been il
with the flu for the past two weeks
is up and able to be around again.
Leo Stays of Edmore IS receiving
medical treatment at the Mercy hospi.
tall
Judge Burr and A. R. Jougewarr
of Rugby arrived in the city Monday
to conduct court here.
NJ. J. Borgeson of Egeland was a
Saturday caller in the city pertaining
to business interests.
Charles Todd of Grand Halbor at
tended the Elks meeting which was
held in the city Friday night.
Mrs. James Connolly of Brocket
spent Saturday among the various
shops in Devils Lake.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Young of the Narrows at the
General hospital, Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. NJ. Crazy went to Michigan
to visit her sister Mrs. Wagar, who
is i'll at her home.
Judge c. w. Buttz and Lloyd
Stevens returned home Saturday from
Cando, where they conducted court
during the past week.
Fred T. Cuthbert returned to his
home in Duluth Friday after spend
ing the week in the city attending to
business interests.
Mrs. H. A. Roehen returned Sun
day night from an extended trip to
Portland, Oregon, where she visited
her son Charles and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Rutten Of Minot
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moores of
Powers Lake, N. D., have been guests
at the Herman Rutten for a few
days. They returned to their homes
, Sunday.
Jacob Canter of the Western Hotel
went to Minot last Saturday to spend
few days visiting with friends, and
at the same time look after business
| matters.
Newspaper in various parts of the
state have already announced the ar.
rival of mellow larks, robins, geese
and ducks, but up to the present time
we have not yet learned of any OF
these birds getting as far north as
the Lake Region. We opine that the
cold weather here the fore part OF
the week would have driven back any
migratory birds that might have come
as far north as this.
Glerum Of this city, inventor of {
flexible box drag, which he claims, tt
be superior to all others on the market
at the present time, left Sunday TO-
Saltwater, Mimi, where he intends
to make arrangements with foundr,
for the manufacture Of the drags
| after which he intends to put on /:
huge selling campaign. Mr.. Glerum'
drag has merit, and from the inter
est being taken in roads all over tn,
} country at the present time he Shout,
be able to find plenty of sale for al
he can get made.