The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14

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day.
Miss Lillian Rustad of Mcintosh,
Minnesota, spent several days visit
ing friends in the city last week
Mr.. and Mrs H. J. Mahoney and
their son were in the city from Tolna
to shop and visit Friday.
Miss Elsie Stenson left Friday for
st. Paul and Minneapolis, where she
will attend to business matters and also
visit friends for while in the cities.
Mrs. C. A. Conant, who was hurt
in an automobile accident May 26th
was able to return to her home from
the general hospital Saturday.
Evert Duell returned Sunday night
from Columbus, Ohio, where he at
tended the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Elsmile and
George Elmslie have returned from
Grand Forks, where they attended
the Odd Fellows and Rebeccas conven-
tion.
Miss Evangeline Maher left Thurs
day night for Madison, Wis, where
/ she will attend the graduation exer-
cises and go from there to spend the
next month visiting Miss Katherine
Peacock in Chicago.
JOB WANTED-As Mechanic. I
have had one year experience in the
mechanical department of the Ellis
garage at Starkweather and am also
a first class driver. Alf T. Anderson,
Garske, N. D. p.1t-24.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cranna of Lakota
and Mrs. Oscar Heine of Grand Forks,
were visitors at the w. E. Monteith
home over Sunday. They returned to
Lakota Sunday evening via car. Mrs,
Heine returned to her home at the
Forks Monday.
Word was received here last week
announcing the death of Henry A.
Noltimer, who for number of years
resided near Churchs Ferry, but who
recently moved to California to live.
Death was caused by an attack of gall
stones, and deceased passed away on
June 2. d
John Tollefson, the well known
farmer Of Freshwater, left last Sat-
urday morning for South St. Paul with
a carload Of live stock which he pre-
pared for market himself. Before
returning he will visit friends and
relatives at Decorah,, Iowa, and other
points in that state and Minnesota.
/ H. L. Stenger, candidate for gov.
ernor, and Silver Serumgard, candidate
for commissioner of agriculture and
labor, delivered pol;t:cal addresses al
the court house last evening to quite
large number of oecple. From,
here they go to Grand Forks where
they will! deliver addresses tomorrow
evening.
u Miss Elsie Sylvester, daughter of A
E. Sylvester of Churchs Ferry was
married on June 3 to Fred Jenn;ne
Of Crosby, N. D. The bride is well
known here. She is high schco
grs duate, and put in one year at tn,
Mayville Normal, after which she
taught school for two terms in Divide
county-near Crosby. The couple will
make their home at Crosby. nj
The construction work on the neu
N. Clausen residence on east fiftl
street has already started, and will b.
rushed to completion. The structur,
will be one of the finest and mos,
modren in the city. 1t is being con
structed entirely of brick with tn,
| exception Of the porch which will b,
covered with stucko.
Another carload of Chevrolet car,
l was received last week by the LAX,
: Motor Co. and two Of the machines
l were sold almost immediately. ,
coupe going to H. Skidmore, VIII,
travels for the Gowan, Lenninp
o"A wy eAlO udkeS MS mead
quarters in this city, and 490 tour
ing to Anton Marshall, farmer o
near Penn.
W. M. Jordan, one of the prominen
2 farmers Of near Webster, was in tn
city on Saturday Of last week for tn
purpose Of taking in the do:ngs con
! sequent on Ford Day, and also droppe,
= into the World office to get acquaint
, ed. He told us that during all th
time that he lived in this great LAX
Region he never saw the grain crop
a look better, than they do right now
, and told US that we could put hin
e down as predicting the biggest yiel,
e Of the best quality Of grain ever raise
here since the county was settled.