The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-08-09

LOCAL MENTION /
T DEVILS LAKE
Money to loan ON farm land at
reasonable rates. John w. Maher. If.
Miss Charlotte Lake and Miss
Hazel Mckay entertained several
friends at the Lake cottage.
P. A. Konczak Of Grand Harbor
was business visitor in Devils Lake
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Brando OF
Hampden are visitors in Devils Lake
for few days.
Mrs. Bessie Barney, Mrs Jim Rid
dick and Mrs. H. ]. Meyer of Lakota
were guests Of Mrs. j. M. Kennedy.
Mrs. Lawrence O'Heam of Fargo
arrived Saturday to visit at the D. J.
Rapp home. Mrs. O'Hearn is form
er resident of Devils Lake.
j. T. Bacon, and Paul Samuelson OF
Grand Forks are attending the state
convention of the Editorial associa-
ton being held here this week.
Mr.. Johns, who is connected with
the Chase and Sanborn company of
Minneapolis, is spending few weeks
with his family at Lakewood.
Mrs. Mabel Chard, and her trimmer
of Chicago, arrived in Devils Lake
Saturday. Mrs. Chard has completed
her buying in the east, and will drive
home from Minnesota.
Mrs. Carley, Mrs. Edward Wilcox,
and Mrs. Gus Wass of Garske were
in Devils Lake on Saturday, visiting
and shopping. They made the trip
by car.
Business Lot For Sale
The vacant lot between the Lake
Hotel and Miller garage including six
inches Of the wall of the garage
building the full length of the lot
Reasonable terms. Henry Hale.
A Hebrew and AMI Irishman were
fishing in separate boats some dist
ance apart. The Irishman got bite
and was so nervous that he fell out
of the boat. He sank twice, and as he
came up the second time, the Hebrew
rowed over and called out: "Miste1
can have your boat if you don't come
up again."
Starkweather has radio outfit
bought by a group o. enthusiasts Of
that city. The instrument was in.
stalled in the Ellis garage last week
and some reports were received the
first evening, though further work is
still necessary to make it work pro.
perly.
S. j. Scott, editor of the Lawtor
Republican, who attended the stat,
convention of the Editorial associa
ton, is one Of the oldest printers il
the state. He has been in North Da
kota since 1887, and among the store.
of memories he has, the arrival of tn,
news of Clusters Massacre, which cam,
by overland stage, via Fort Totten
to Fort Pembina, where he was at tn,
time.
Archie Miller of the Grand Theatr
has already received the new horn TO
his radio outfit which magnifies tn
sounds taken from the air so they cal
be heard for some distance. Durin,
the past week he has furnished en-
tertainment for quite number o
people during the afternoons an
evenings, and during the editors con
vention kept the outfit going mos
of the time.
| Thursday evening while playin
with several small boys, the ten yea
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. John
of Lakewood broke his leg. He an
his companions were jumping in an
out of the car, and in attempting t
jump from the back seath, over tn
back of the car, to the ground, h
caught his foot in the car top. Til
left leg had both bones just belo,
the knee broken, but DR.. Jones re
ports that the boy is getting alon
very well.
A group of Devils Lake people VIII
enjoyed picnic at Sully's Hill Nat
; ional Park last week, were: Mr.. an
Mrs. F. W. Foster, and son, Misse
Charlotte and Clara Hodgson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Nelson, Mr.. and Mr.
Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Moelle
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Min
mo and. family, Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbur
and family, Mrs. G. B. Link and chile
rem, Mrs. Huss and children, Mise
Ethel Smell and Fanny Elmslie, M
and Mrs. L. D. Smell and Mrs. Ko1
Ill