The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-21


a shopper in the city Thursdy.
William H. Wilson returned last
week from business trip to Fargo.
Miss Anna Mikkelson of Brocket
was shopper in the city Thursday.
Erick Anderson of Hampden was
a business visitor in the city Thurs
day.
Mrs. Charles Johnson Of Perth was
in the city Thursday to shop and visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cowan of Can
do were visitors and shoppers in the
city Thursday.
Sale of registered Shorthorn cattle
at the Odessa Stock Farm on Mon
day, June 26. ]. S. Kirk, Owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Foley and FAM
lily were in the city from Rolla to
shop and visit over the week end.
Miss Evelyn Harten of St. John
was operated on for appendicitis at
the Mercy hospital Monday.
Miss Dorothy Ziebach, has returned
from the Normal at Valley City, where
she finished a course in teaching.
Mrs. w. J. Croak is visiting friends
AMI sel.t. rs in La - TO- several
days ,nis Y eek.
Joe Rutten was visitor in the city
Monday and transacted business mat
ters while here.
Miss Dora Briggs and Miss Elsie
Kruger of Egeland were in the city
Saturday to shop and visit.
Miss Helen Lahey of Cando is spend
ing few days visiting with her aunt,
Miss Helen Dennison.
Mrs Charles johnson of Alsen, N.
D., spent Saturday shopping and visit
ing in the city.
Ernest Dube, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Los Angles,
CAL, for the past month, has accept
ed position with the Inland Steel Co.,
in Chicago.
Mrs. York and son Neil left Sunday
for M Minnewaukan, where she has ac-
cepted a temporary position as ]ino-
type operator with the Benson County
Farmers Press.
Mrs. Joseph M. Kelly attended the
graduation exercises at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota last week. Her
son Jack Kelly graduated from that
University last Thursday.
Miss Sadie Mclean Of Minneapolis
is visiting with her sister Mrs, R
Rother Of Perth, who is spending the
summer at Lakewood.
Miss Amy Moores, who had been at.
tending the University of Minnesota al
Minneapolis, is home and will spenc
the summer with her mother Mrs
E. w. Mooers.
Mr.. A. ". Hink anl .fe and Mis-:
Nary Hene.y Of Sioux Falls, SOIL
DAKOTA, we:a in the city yesterday y
MIR. Hink was fornvr.y employed by
Hf'g & Nimno Of this city
At the weekly luncheon of tn,
Kiwanis Club which was held on Mon
day of this week on account of tn,
Legion convention the following day
visitors present were Jack Williams
state .adjutant, of Fargo and Phi
Bangs, state commander, of Gran'
Forks, both of which favored the XII
wanians with short talks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Crowell, VIII
are employed on the Cando Herald
stopped here for a few hours las
Thursday while on their way to nea
Bemidji, Minn., where they will spen
about two weeks in camping and fish
ing. They are making their trip b,
car, and will visit at Minneapolis be
fore going to their camping site.
Three Studebaker cars were sol
during the past week by c. D. Haley
the local dealer, light six Sedan go
ing to Tom Chambers of the Firs
National Bank of this city specia
six to Charles Shappler, farmer o
near Cando, and light six roadste
to R. R. Gibbons, big land owner 0
near Cando.
Mrs. J. G. johnson and little son o
Bowbells arrived here last Frida,
evening to spend a short time visit
ing at the home of her father, Edga
. Anderson of Crary. Her husband a,
rived here last evening, and from her
both Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will go t
Fargo where Mr.. johnson will loo
after business matters while Mr.!
johnson visits with friends. Mr.. Johr
son is cashier Of the First State Ban
of Bowbells.