The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-29

THE DEVILS LAKE WORLD
A. A. Rice of Doyon was in the city
Monday to act on the jury.
George Laird of Webster is caller
at Fargo for few days this week.
Mrs. d. d. Norton of Grand Harbor
is i'll at the General hospital.
Henry Garske of Garske transacted
business in the city Monday.
C. A. Sagen of Edmore was in the
city attending to business interests
Monday.
Thomas Maloney of Webster was
business visitor in the city Monday
and Tuesday.
{ Paul Branding of Freshwater town.
ship was in the city pertaining to bu-
siness matters.
w. B. Shobe of South Minewaukan
was in the city yesterday attending to
official business.
John Anderson, banker of Edmore,
was a business caller in the city yes
-terday
Attorney NJ. Butterwick of Mime
waukan was a business caller in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mclaughlin of
Starkweather We're business callers in
the city Monday.
Arthur DeMcrs of St. John is in the
city this week attending to business
interests.
J. K. Harvey and w. F. Harvey of
Brinsmade were in the city pursuant
to business matters Monday.
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Mrs. James Kennedy entertained Mrs.
Cross's section of the Methodist Lad
les Aid Monday afternoon.
H. R. Asklickson, of Edmore, gen
eral merchant, was in the city attend
ing to business matters yesterday.
Tim Morrisy, banker of Edmore,
was in the city Monday and Tuesday
to look after business interests.
S. H. Elliott, father of Sheriff Ell
lott, is visiting at the Elliott home.
He arrived home with the sheriff Sun
day from Great Falls, Montana.
| A. f. Johnson, who last Saturday
opened up his "Grocerteria" in the
State building which was short time
ago vacated by H. M. Bekken, has
been enjoying a very nice business
! right from the start. He started out
with fairly large stock of groceries
and since then has been constantly
adding to it until he now has practic-
ally everything to be had in his line.
c. H. Smith, manager Of the Manns
store at Cando, and we'll known to
Devils Lake people, was here on Tues
| day of this week looking after bust
ness matters and at the same time
shaking hands with old friends. He
reports everything going entirely to
his satisfaction at Cando, and saws
ne IS preparing for big run of bust
ness, as soon as the roads get in con-
dition SO travel by car is general.
The Lake Grocery Co. of this citv
has placed an order for an Interna-
tlonal Speed Wagon with C. D. Haley,
and same will be delivered Just as soon
as the roads are in condition so il
can be run up from Grand Forks. The
new machine will be used during the
spring and summer by the grocery
firm in making it's deliveries about
the city.
DR.. W. c. Toilette has let the con-
tract for the erection of a new resi-
dence on his lots at the corner of
Sixth street and Moore avenue to Con-
tractor Andrew>Davidson, and excava-
ton for the new building will be
started Immediately and construction
work will be rushed. The residence
will be on the bungalow style, all
s'iicCiy MODERN, and will cost approx
imately $4,000.
! The Great Northern Eat Shop which
opened on Wednesday of last week
has been enjoying a very heavy pat
ronage, and all people who have taken
their meals and lunches there speak
IN the highest of terms of the service
given and the kind of food served. The
entire place was renovated and re-
decorated, new furniture was install
led all the way through, and it pre-
sents more inviting appearance than
any other like eating place to be found
anywhere. The kitchen is kept in the
most sanitary condition possible, ev
erything about the place is kept spot
lessly clean. Only experienced help is
employed, and the service is UNEQUAL