The Devils Lake world., 1922-08-30

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retarial work, bookkeeping, Short
hand, typewriting and prepare for
position "HIGHER UP" It takes
but short time and the cost is
moderate. Enter before Sept. 20,
and you will get reduction of $50
on your tuition. Write the Union
i Commercial College, Grand Forks,
N. Oak, for free catalog and full
particulars.
Money to loan ON farm land 8
reasonable rates. John w. Maher. t:
| Miss Pauline Walch had her tonsil
removed at the Mercy hospital.
Mrs. H. Arnold, of Seattle, is
guest at the home of her daughte,
Mrs. S. E. Iverson.
Capt. Arthur Mclean is attendin,
the reunion of the 8sth Division il
Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. Mike Cousinau of Cando wa
in the city between trains on Tues
day, shopping and visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Thompson o
Nekoma are spending several days i,
their cottage at Lakewood.
Visitors from Lawton in the cit,
yesterday included Mrs. Legacy, ant
Mr.. Oluf Hagen, who was here O,
business.
Farm Of 480 acres for rent. Wei
improved, bood water, good build
ings and we'll located. For PARTICULARS
address L CO World office. 32tft
Anna Schrag and Arthur Ohmdah1
Of Starkweather were in the city Mon.
day, on business connected with the
closing of the schrag estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Connors and lit.
tie daughter, Virginia, Of Grand Forks,
arriced here Monday, by car, and are
guests Of Mrs. Paul Kosnick.
Mrs. George Mclean of Spooner
Minn., who has been a guest at the
Jack Mclean home for the past week
left for her home today.
Miss Crystal Thompson from Am
herst College, Amherst, Mass, left
last week for Fargo. She has been
doing research work in the state
Biological station at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. LaRue and family, Mrs. Cole
and daughter Margaret, and Mrs.
Bell, enjoyed a picnic at Lakewood
last week.
Misses Ruth Martenson, Francis
Crary, and Honzine Iverson, and Ive1
lverson, Jr., spent Saturday in De.
wills Lake visiting friends and shop.
ping.
Miss Gyda Brynaldson from Crane
Forks, is guest of Miss Alice Lowe
for few days. Miss .Brynaldson
farmerly was office assistant for DR.
McGurren.
| Mrs. O. j. Mackenroth and son. n
Great Falls, Mont, and Mrs. J. H
Losswell of Whitefish, Mont, return
ed to their homes last week, afte,
visiting for month at the home o1
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McVey
of this city.
Sidney Mortenson, son of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Martin Mortenson of Hampden
suffered a painful injury Saturda,
afternoon when he was kicked in tn,
face by a horse, inflicting dee,
cash above the right eye. The cut i
healing nicely.
Judge H. W. Swenson motored t,
Brocket, Lawton and Edmore on Sun
day, visiting friends at each place
Mrs. Swenson and son Glen have no
yet returned from Mayville, wher
they are visiting.
NSfAAS Adhc people euJOYGt
picnic at Churchs Ferry, on Sunda,
Ihey took delicious lunch with them
and spent the afternoon in game an,
, various diversions. Those in tn
party were Mrs. Paul Kosnick, Mrs
kale and Misses Mildred Kosnick
! Sadie Kraom and Marion Meyers.
Mrs. George Mclean of Information
al Falls, Minn., arrived recently an,
IS spending several days as a CUES
!; at the DR.. N. and DR.. T. E. McLeal
homes. On Tuesday she paid a visi
to Edmore, where she is well know,
having formerly made her home ther
Tor several years. She expects t
leave for her home in week or 80.
AN autopsy was held over the bod
OF James Reams, transient, who die
mere Wednesday after an illness last
ing one day, and it was found tina