The Devils Lake world., 1922-05-03

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Eva Bakken of Obern was in the
city over Sunday visiting with friends
Martin Olsen of South Minnewauk-
an township was business caller in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. N. L. Glier of Minot is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. S.
A. Ham.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and.
Mrs. Earl Stonehouse Of Larimore at
the Mercy hospital Sunday night.
Joe Beauchamp returned Monday
night from Fargo where he spent tie
week end visiting with his parents.
Mrs. F. w. Howe of Minneapolis
is visiting with her daughter Mrs.
Carl Nerhaugen for several days this
week.
Attorney Chas. A. Verrett, of the
firm of Verret & Stormoen Of Rolla,
was business visitor in Devils Lake
on Saturday of last week.
Hans Moen and M. A. Moen Of
Grand Harbor township were in the
city Saturday transacting business.
Fred Drav'and drovd to IL latte
Tuesday with his car to Look after
business matters, and expects to be
back tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glassford and Miss
Alice of Rolla are visiting in the
Lake, for few days and also attend
ing to some business interests and
shopping while in the city.
Miss Helen Clerary is a guest of
Miss. Fern Way for few days this
week. She is ON her way to her home
at Cando, after spending the winter
in California.
Mrs. Oluf Hagen and daughter,
Teresa Hagen, of Lawton were shop.
pers and visitors in the city Satur.
day.
John Sjorberg and William Sjor-
berg Of Grand Harbor township were
in the city Saturday attending to bus.
mess interests.
Lawrence Christianson, student
at. the Deaf School, is slowly recov-
ering from a three weeks illness. II
is, hoped that he will be soon able to
attend. school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lorenz anc
Misses Bertha and Gudon Lorenz
motored to their home at Rolla Mon.
day after spending the week end visit.
ing tthe R. E. Rognas home in De.
wills Lake.
Edward Erickson, rural school in.
spector, and Miss Hazel Mckay
visited the rural schools in the county
Monday and Tuesday and inspected
them for classification.
Silver Serumgard returned Monday
night from Fargo, where he spen
several days attendingj to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Orchard O
Garske were in the city Monday nigh
to attend "Foolish Wives" and re
turned to Garske Monday night in
(, car. ~
New owners Of Light-Six Stude
baker cars this week are c. B. Wei
mer, the popular instructor of tn
boy scout band and James Flumer
felt Of the Great Northern shops
These cars were both purchased from
c. D. Haley, who has averaged a
least on sale Of a Studebaker eacl
week since the driving season starte,
and we doubt If there is another dea
Ter in the northwest that has as man,
sales to his credit this season as Mi
Haley has. s
! Casper Bye, one of the stockhold
ers in the People Cash Store of thi
city, was here from Saturday unit
Monday assisting in getting the stor
moved from it's former location int
the new place in the Western hote
building. While here he dropped int
The World office to get acquainted
! c. E. Pillsbury left last sunda,
night for Grenora, in the westerl
part of the state, where he will spen
several days looking after some Ian
he owns there.
| N. ]. Rodenberg, who about thre
weeks ago purchased a stock of mer
chandise at Cathay, N. D., bid hi
friends here goodbye yesterday, an
with his family left for his new ID
cation. He had a first planned o,
leaving the family here so his child