The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-29
Gold link buttons, Scarfpins, Wald-
emar chains from $1.50 up. Very suit
able Xmas gifts at Huesgen's.

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able Xmas gifts at Huesgen's.
| Harry Hanson, one of the popular
and efficient employees at the Post
office, returned the fore part of the
week from the Mayo hospital at Rich
ester, Minn., where he spent the past
two months following serious opera
tion. He reports that he feels better
than he had for some time and that
he believes that his old ailments are
done away with. He has already
gone back to work.
! The International Association Of
Machinists is giving grand Thanks
giving ball at the Roller Rink theatre
tomorrow evening, and cordially in
vited the general public to be present
and have the very best kind of time
The Jimmy McGurren orchestra with
Marie Locke at the piano will furnish
the music, and large floor committee
will be on the job to see that all en-
joy themselves to the limit.
The firm of Ouradnick and Maher
last week purchased five registered
Duroc Jersey sows from C. L. Ellis
which animals will be kept on the
Maher farm south of the city which is
managed by Mr.. Ouradnick. The an
imals purchased include one 3-year-
old, one 2-year-old. and three gifts. The
strain which Mr.. Ellis started with
was procured from the North Dakota
Agricultural College, and has been
doing exceptionally well here.
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1t would not surprise us if deer are
killed within the city limits before the
! season for shooting these animals is
over, as we find that since hunting in
the Turtle Mountains began on Nov.
20, the animals have scattered. pretty
well, many of them even coming south
into the Lake Region. Only last Fri
day buck was seen between here and
Grand Harbor at point where the
state highway crosses the G. N. ira
cks. Other deer have been seen at
other places, but it always happened
that the person who saw them did not
have his rifle along. The shooting in
the woods in the mountains is driving
the deer out, and they are scattering
in all directions.
Oscar Hart, formerly of this city,
but who is now residing at Grand Har-
Dor, who was in Devils Lake yester-
day, told us that he had made arran-
gements to hold regular dances at the
Grand Harbor hall during the coming
winter, and that the first of such dan.
ces was held two weeks ago. The next
dance will be held on Friday evening
of this week, and the next on Dec. is.
The Lake Orchestra will furnish the
music for these dances, and the gen
eral public is cordially invited to at
tend them. The hall has an excellent
floor, and Mr.. Hart guarantees good
time to all who attend any of the dan
ces given in his city.
DR.. H. G. Romig now has his radio
receiving set installed at his residence
on east 7th street, and assures us that
it is doing everything he expected of
it. Since it's installation he has re-
ceived concerts, addresses and other
message broadcasted by every sta
tion of any Importance from Regina,
sask., to Dallas, Texas, and from
Portland, Oregon, to New York City.
The instrument is working perfectly,
and everything is received clear and
distinct. The doctor also told ns
that he was' SPENDING his evenings at
home with the receiving set, and that
it was in no way interfering with his
business at the office, but he need
not have told US as there is very lit
tie of anything broadcasted at any
other time except during the even
ings, "