Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-14
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From The Herald-News

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From The Harald-News
Edmore will have complete new
4 set of teachers the coming year, with
the exception of Prof. Matthews. All
the teachers were reelected, but re-
signed with one exception. Miss Hold
gins will teach at her home town, Sar-
Res, the coming year; Miss Sivertson
expects to teach in Minnesota, Miss
Cornelison expects to go west to teach
end Miss Honett has not yet decided
as to her location. They are all good
teachers and the patrons of the Ed
more high school will regret that they
are not going to be with US the COM
ing year.
= Mr.. Abraham Code well known and
respected resident of this section, died
here Sunday, the immediate cause of
his death being cancer of the face. The
deceased was born in Lanark county,
Ontario, 81 years ago, and later in life
moved to Edmore, N. D. A few years
ago he returned to Canada and took
up homestead here. He is survived
by two sons and one daughter, Will
diam and Benjamin of Milden and Mrs.
John Kennedy of Saskatoon. The fun
eral was held from the residence of
his son William, Wednesday and the
remains taken to the Outlook GENE
terry for interment-Saskat
Canada paper.
A very pleasant surprise party was
held in the church basement at Pilot
Mound, last Sunday by the young peo-
piles society in honor of Mr. and Mrs
II. P. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson has
been an active member of the society
ever since it was organized and one
who was always ready to render help
whenever her assistance was needed.
"A fine dinner was served. The tables
were, aristically decorated with beau
Uful fresh cut flowers, which were a
gift to the bride, having been sent to
her from the green, house in Chicago
by relatives. They we're then present
ed with a purse of money, after which
the choir rendered several beautiful
selections. In spite of the rain large
crowd was assembled to bid them fare
well and to wish the bride success in
l1er new home. They left on Tues
day for Edmore, N. D.
Orders have been received at the Ed
"a more postoffice from the Department
. at Washington that rural route No I
out Of Edmore will be put into service
June 1, 1911. This is the route run
ming north md west out of Edmore
and the patrons of said route should
see to it at once that they have mai
boxes properly put up and in READINGS,
to receive mail at that date It is i'm
portant that the patrons should max,
such arrangements SO that the service
can be put into effect with the leas
possible work and delay Good serv
Zee over a rural route depends to som
tgztent on the way the patrons worl
In harmony with the carrier and W.
trust that the ones who have been s.
anxaously looking for this route to b
put into service will see to it that tn
patrons do their part. Carl B. Olso
has been appointed carrier and wi
have charge of both routes Nos. an
q as they are tri&eekly and he ca
serve both routes alternately. Mail wi
he carried on route on Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
A most happy event took place We,
nesday, March %, at the Pilot Noun
= church at high noon when Miss Matt
da Marie Dahl, was united in marriag
:" TO Thomas P. Thompson of Edmor,
3 N. D., Rev. H. -RoaIkvam tied the knt
chat united the couple for life. Orden
Thompson, a sister of the groom, &C
! \ ing as bridesmaid and Carl Dahl
brother of the bride acting as best ma
and to the strains of the weddin
march played, by Mabel lSllwenso
4 preceded the couple to the, alt.
where the marriage ceremony was pc
Horned. After the ceremony: all .gat
erred at the brides home where,
'gumptuous wedding dinner had bee
I. \" prepared. G. The evening was spent i.
social entertainment, music and SOM