The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hanson returned
last Wednesday from Victor, Mont,
where they spent some time visiting
with their two sons, Albert and Arth-
ur.
Claude L. Howe arrived on Tues
day of last week from Red Wing,
Mimi, to spend few days visiting
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Carl
Nerhaugen.
Miss Mary Goulet of Fort Totten
underwent an operation for appcndi-
+citis at the Mercy hospital here one
day last week, and is fast recovering
from the ordeal.
Fred Rasmussen of Warwick un-
derwent an operation in this city at
the Mercy hospital on Tuesday Of last
week for appendicitis, and latest re-
ports from his bedside are that he
is getting along fine.
Mrs. Ole Kalhagen of Webster un-
derwent serious operation at the
Mercy hospital on Wednesday of last
week, and her many friends will be
glad to learn that she is recoverin
from the rdeal very rapidly.
:, Miss Dorothy Barrett of Merriall,
Wise, is the new teacher in English
and Physical Culture at the Devils
Lake high school, having arrived here
last week to take up the duties of
such position.
The teachers institute held here
during all of last week was one of
the most successful ever held in
Ramsey countyt and the many teach
ers who attended same wenS home
with the determination of doing more
and better work in the future.
Mrs. Clarence Madsen left last
Wednesday for the state sanitarium
at Dunseith, where she will take
treatments, and where Mr.. Madsen
had been for some time. She was
accompanied to Dunseith by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle.
The county commissioners of Ram
sey county will convene at the court
house on Tuesday of next week, when
they will look after the regular rou-
tine of business, and in addition to
this will act as the canvassing board
to canvas the returns of the general
election.
Oscar o. Hoistad and Miss Bertha
Haas, both prominent young people
of Churchs Ferry, were married in
Devils Lake on Wednesday afternoon
of last week by Rev. Geo. Loftness.
They have gone to housekeeping at
Churchs Ferry and expect to make
their home there in the future.
The dancing public is anixously
waiting for the grand Thanksgiving
ball to be given at the Grand roller
rink on the evening of Nov. 80, by the
International Association of Machin-
lists. A big attendance is looked for,
and grand time is assured to all
who come.
Oscar Tallehaug of Steele, N. D., is
the new manager Of the St. Hilaire
Retail Lumber Co., at Hampden, tax.
ing the place of R. F. Armes, who dur.
ing the past two years very abl,
managed this yard. Mr.. Armes has
gone to Larimore where he will visit
relatives for time before deciding
definitely on what he will 90 into.
One Of the new buildings in Ram
:sey county which has been attracting
more than ordinary interest is tn
Masonic Temple at Edmore whicl
is fast nearing completion. Severa
members of the Masonic lodge a
Edmore were in Devils Lake last weel
and while here disposed of 64 ticket
to the grand opening Of the plac
which will take place soon.
Sam Tafjorn, who during the pas
two years conducted tailor shop a
Edmore, is planning on closing hi
shop this week and moving to Minr
eapolis where he will be employed in
large tailoring establishment durin
the coming winter. Mr.. 'Tafjorn ha
been doing well at Edmore, and tn
chances are that he will return ne,
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mckay, who le
here the fore part Of the month
car for Los Angeles, CAL, write
their friends here that they ha,
already arrived at their destinatio
and are now visiting at the j. M
Kay home. Bob writes that the be
roads that he passed over ON I'll
entire trip were those on the T. J.
trail, which Charlie Russell has bet
boosting all summer, and that the e.
tire trip was made without misha
Bob was worrying some when he lie
here about snow that he might e
counter while going over the mou