The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01
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ey Undertaking Parlcrs. c-22.
Mrs. Irene Dahlen of Brocket was a
visitor and shopper in Devils Lake
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thomas Maloney of Webster, was
a business caller in Devils Lake yes
terday and today.
George Laird of Webster, is back in
Devils Lake again after being snow
bound for the past week at his home.
Plotze DePlazes of York visited at
the DePlazes home over the week end
on his way back to school at Fargo.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tierney at the Mercy hospi-
tai February Goth.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Benson at their home Saturday
morning.
Albert Halle of Minnewaukan town.
ship transacted business in Devils
Lake Saturday.
Mrs. John Foster is visiting in Min
neapolis and will go from there to her
home in Kellogg, Minnesota.
Herman Schultz went to Larimore
on business Saturday night and visit
ed at the Earl Stonehouse home.
Mike Noonan, one of the pioneer re-
tired farmers Of this city, is getting
away from lot of this cold weather
by spending month or two in Califor-
mia. He expects to be gone until
spring. He isr not making this trip
to look up 8 new location as is sup
posed by some Of the residents here,
You couldn't get him to leave Devils
Lake permanently under any COM
sideration.
The Henry Motor Co., which firm
during the past few years has been
handling the Oakland and the Scripps-
Booth cars, has also taken over the
local agency for the Paige car, &C.
cording to Jay Edwards local man
age conducted in connection with the
that improvements Of considerable
proportions will be made to the gar
age conducted in. Connection with the
sales department before the spring
rush Of business, comes on.
E. M. Crary and w. H. Wilson of
this city have been subpoened to act
on the grand jury for term of fed
eral court to be held at Bismarck
commencing on March 10. Chief Of
Police Peter Timboe was also SUBJ
poenaed to act as witness at the same
term in the case against Lem Hong,
the Chinaman. arrested here a few
weeks ago when a quantity of opium
and a smoking outfit were found in
the basement f,the Lake cafe.
All of the state highway running
through Ramsey county is now
graveled with the exception of two
miles south Of Penn, and the gravel
ing OF this is in progress now, and
should be completed by spring. Haul
ing of gravel on this has been going
on all winter, and the work pro-
crossed nicely until the heavy fall
OF snow during the past few weeks,
after which it was necessary to shovel
the snow off the highway before
the gravel was put o.. The work is
being done under the supervision of
State Engineer John Wallace, who
has charge Of the construction of
federal highways in nine counties in
this section Of the state.
Fred P. Mann returned last Satur-
day night from Knoxville Tenn, where
ne delivered addresses at a merchants
short course lasting two days at which
between 500 and 600 merchants from
eastern Tennessee, Georgia, North
Carolina and Kentucky were present
The course was on the order of in.
struction in merchandising and adver-
Using and from the amount Of enthu-
siam shwon by those in attendance
they were more than pleased with
what they learned at the session. On
Wednesday of last week Mr.. Mann
delivered an address to the members
Of the Inland Daily Press at Chicago
The membership Of this ASSOCIATION
consists OF the owners Of 1858 daily
newspapers in all parts Of the centra
portion of the United States.
County Treasurer George Elmsli,
and his assistants have been KEEP
more than busy during the past few
days writing tax receipts and taking
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