The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-15

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Small size Elgin or waltham
watches, beautifully carved in white
gold $25.O0 at Huesgen's.
Albert Stilo of Grand Harbor left
last week for Los Angeles where
he intends to reside in the future.
Violet Trimble of this city has
been confined to her bed for several
days this week suffering from a
severe attack of acute appendicitis.
Thorax Wagstaff of Cando under
went an operation for appendicitis
at the Mercy hospital yesterday morn-
ing, and is recovering nicely from the
ordeal
Stacy Wardell, who had been here
for some time looking after his fam
interests near Penn, left last Mon
day for his home at Winterhaven,
Florida.
Auction Sale-I am offering eight
head of registered Holsteins for sale
at the Farm Bureau sale Devils
Lake, Nov. 81 and %. A. j. NJ
Larty.
j. Goldberg, the popular proprietor
of the Goldberg Furniture Store in
this city, left yesterday for Calgary,
Alta, where he also owns large
furniture store. He expects to be
gone for about a week.
Mrs. Anna Miller of Ramsey c',u,ty
is having new and modern chicken
house erected on her place. The build
ing is to be 16x40 in size and con-
structed on plans approved by expert
poultry men.
Geo. Loftness last Friday perfor-
med the wedding ceremony which
united Miss Helen Cruise of Thief
River Falls, Minn., and Vernon
Chester Arnesen. The couple will
make their home at Doyon.
Mrs. D. E. Trimble and son Edison
and S. Seiffert of Westhope spent
several days last week here as guests
at j. H: Trimble home while ON their
way to Totinish, WASH, where they
will reside in the future. Mr.. Trim
bic left for the west several weeks
ago.
Bernard Lang on second street is
having his residence moved to the
front of his lot, after which he will
have it remodeled into a large dup
lex. The improvement will cost in the
neighborhood of $1,000, and the con-
tract for the work has been awarded
to Fjeldseth & Johnson.
States Attorney S. w. Thompson,
who recently dissolved his partnership
with Attorney J. Adamson, is now
located in room II in the Bangs block,
where he will be glad to meet all his
old clients. Mr.. Adamson has form
ed a partnership with Fred Cuthbert
of Duluth, and the new firm is located
in the same suite of roms in the past
used by Adamson & Thompson.
Undertaken E. W. Gilbertsan con-
Quoted a funeral at Michigan City on
Friday Of last week, and tells us that
ne never during his residence in this
great Lake Region saw the roads
in tougher condition than they were
on this trip. The state highways which
were in use for some time and were
graveled were pretty fair, but new
grades and where there were no
grades at all were about as bad as
they ever get.
The large new barn on the nursery
farm which has been under con.
struction during the past few weeks
is now completed and is ready 70,
use. All milch cows on the farm are
now housed in the new building
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cry is now being used. Among thu
new machines used which are not
common here is the milking machine
which milks two cows at time, ant
can be made to milk as high as foul
while the operator has nothing to d,
but carry pals of milk to the cooler
A gasoline engine is now being uset
to operate the several new machine
in use, but Mr.. Maher tells us tina
ne has the Midwest Power Co. abou
talked into building pole line ou
to the farm from the city electri
plant, after which electric power viii
be used exclusively. There are nov
49 mich cows ON the farm, most o
Which are pure bred Guernseys. Re
Gently "a pure bred Guernsey COW
and one registered bull were shippe
in from point in Wisconsin, and wer
added to the herd here. The dair
business is most certainly keepin