The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-01

Cando office. DR.. Soper has not fully
decided as where he will locate after
be leaves Cando.
E. j. Elstad is now acting as post
master at Rugby, having on Wednes-
day Of last week been checked in by a
federal inspector to take the place of
Mrs. Severyn, who had been very ably
looking after the duties of the Office
during the past two years.
.a'Fhe two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Berg of Starkweather was
killed almost instantly when a grind
stone on which he had climbed fell on
him, breaking his back. No one saw
tie accident, and when the boy was
feand l,' he was dead.
:;Material for the construction of the
new elevator of the Farmers Grain
Go. :at Starkweather to replace the
structure which was destroyed by
IRE about six. weeks ago has already
o1rived, and construction work W.,
start this week.
Mr.. Myers, who for some time had
been conducting a general store at
Zion, has moved his entire stock to the
AcWilliams building at Cando, and
will this week open up for business.
II is Mr.. Myers intention to close out
most of his stock in the shortest time
possible, and put in a complete line
of groceries.
s. ]. Sheen is the new manager of
the lumber yard of the Atlas Co. at
Starkweather, having been checked
Il last week to take the place of s.
&. 1varson Of Minneapolis, who had
charge Of the yard for about a year.
9r. Sheen came here from Wheaton,
MINI.
Clark NJ. Deal, who for many
years was employed at the hard
ware store Of L. N. Mauer Of Stark
weather, purchased the place last
Week. Mr.. Mauer had conducted the
store since 1917. The new owner has
belu handling hardware all his life,
b . very pleasant man to do business
with, and we have every reason to be-
feve he will make a huge success in
the future.
3. Harold Aslakson Of Edmore arrived
&sre last week to accept position as
4arm manager at the State School fol
the :deaf. In addition to his farm
work Mr.. Aslakson will also teach
several Of the classes at the school.
He is a very able man in an agri.
cultural way and the school may con.
Gider itself fortunate in obtaining his
- services.
's;'Dr. Boyd and family, who since
last spring have located at Edmore
left last Thursday by auto for thei1
new home in Colorado, where they viii
reside in the future. The doctor hat
enjoyed splendid practice at Edmort
and was very popular among tht
people there, but it appears that thu
climate did not agree with him, and h.
was compelled to leave.
Theodore Roosevelt Day was ap
propriately celebrated at the Devil.
Lake schools on Friday afternoon o:
last week. In addition to the pro
grams prepared by the pupils them
selves, addresses on Roosevelt wer,
delivered by E. F. Flynn and Scou
Executive L. D. Fackler of this city
and Commissioner of Agriculture an,
Labor Joseph A. Kitchen of Bismarck
A game refuge is being establishes
In Cavalier county in the vicinity o
Langdon, and number of pheasant
and other birds from the state gam
farm near Grafton will be moved ther
and kept until next spring when the,
will be released at mating time
Many Of these birds which were KEEP
IN captivity during the summer mon
tbs and were released in the fall, per
fshed during the winter, and the ney
game board is Of the opinion that i
released in the spring the birds will
do well and will multiply rapidly.
When E. w. Gilbertson breaks loos,
and puts on one of his monster sale
all the furniture men of the LAX
Region sit up and take notice, and 8,
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