The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-19
Nlleighbo rhoo Cd N VS.
Continued from page 6.

A MISSES NAE Mullen and Ada Her
slip spent Saturday at Devils Lake.
Alex. jacobson was in town from
Norway township Monday evening.
Q. Gunnerud Of Minnewaukan was q
business visitor in town Saturday,
Mrs. G. ~. Madsen was Churchs
Ferry visitor between trains Monday.
Mrs. T. Tollefson and Miss Alma
were the guests of Mrs. G. T. Madsen
Monday.
Albert Jaster Of the north end was
transacting business matters in town
Monday.
! Thor Nestegard was business visi.
tor in town from Norway township
Saturday.
Amund Kluften spent the latter part
of last week at Devils Lake, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Dingman spent Saturday
evening and Sunday at their farm,
north Of town.
Myren and Hans Bergum of Grand
Harbor were visiting in town the lat
ter part Of the week
s. J.. Bromseth was business visi
tor in town Monday evening. Mr.. Brom.
seth farms on big scale in Norway
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Morgan spent
Saturday evening and Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Morgan's parents in
Benson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gessner took ad.
vantage of the excursion Saturday and
went to the Lake to attend the Cow.
an festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kaeding. Miss Clara
Kaeding and Miss Anna Hartman an.
toed to Devils Lake Saturday to take
in the Cowan reception.
A. S. Miller went to Devils Lake
Saturday and did his share towards
making things as pleasant as possible
for Judge Cowan.
The heavy wind which preceded the
rain on Tuesday evening is reported to
have wrecked several buildings in the
northern part Of the county.
H. L. Schultz returned Sunday from
Devils Lake where he spent several
days attending to business matters.
Mrs. Schultz will spend few days
with her parents at Chautauqua be-
fore returning.
Earl Gessner is relieving Elmer Cess
ner Of his duties on the farm this week
to enable the latter to take advantage
Of the remainder Of the school session
Choose" Strand the live Grand Her
Dor merchant was the guest Of friend.
here on Friday of last week. Choose
reports the outlook for a ,"Big Boom
at Grand Harbor this year.
The faculty Of the local educational
institution are preparing a program 10,
the commencement exercises which will
be given at the close Of school. The
program will likely appear in next
week g issue of the Hustler.
G. T. Madsen, the genial proprietor
of the local creamery-Ice Cream Fac
tory-feed mill is busy identifying sur
roundings of his property this week. A
new woven wire fence and the makings
of lawn are the principal improve
ments.
The end of the seeding operations are
now in view; all the wheat is in and 8
good portion Of the feed; some flax ant
a good deal Of corn will be planted
this year and about the Goth of the
month will find most all implement:
back in the shed.
The rain which fell in this section
the fore part Of the week, although
limited in parts, is quite welcome to tn.
farmers. The ground was dry but ever
so shower once in while causes as :
rule better feeling and little more
confidence in the coming crop.
Mrs. Schultz drove down from hel
home at Leeds Sunday and will spent
several days here visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. Geo. Dingman. She was ac
companied by Miss Grace Dingma G
who had spent the week s end visiting
there.