Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
Y o R K
(From the Dispatch.)
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Sunday evening he will preach in the
York house. There Twill be meetings
here the fore part Of next week.
Carl Thoreson and Ole Gremsgard
got stuck in the mud with the latter's
auto Monday and had to have Ed.
Gunderson pull them out.
Cornelius Whalen returned Monday
from Grand Forks after two week S
visit with relatives.
Theorn Delameter of Knox was a
business visitor here between trains
Tuesday.
Eli Stauffer is moving into the Culp
residence recently vacated by Knute
Gullickson.
J. A. Haverfeld of NIinot was call
Saturday.
W. G. Smith came up from Devils
Lake Saturday to spend few days
with his family.
Frank Cable andFloyd Frye arrived
from Ollie, Iowa, last week to take in
the harvest and threshing around here.
They have a number Of old Iowa
friends here who were glad to greet
them.
A. L. Obert had number of appli-
cants for work Saturday morning. They
had either gotten the wrong number
or had been misinformed. 1t looked
as though he had established an en-
ployment agency.
Cornelius Solberg has gone to Leeds
where he accepted a position with A.
L. johnson g. Co.
Marion Edwards Of Rolette was a
York business visitor Tuesday between
trains.
A. w. johnson, manager of Albert
Solberg & Co. g store at Wolford was
business visitor here Tuesday.
The Boy Scouts of Leeds were in
town Sunday. They We're in full uni
form and made quite show.
Mrs. Ben Whiting of Max is visit
ing relatives here.
Henry Strand of Leeds visited at
Gullickson's and Strands Sunday.
Bernhard Larson and family arrived
Tuesday from Mohall and are moving
into the Mrs. Britsch residence on
Cottage avenue. Mr.. Larson will be
principle Of our school.
Rev. Brevig Of Leeds was the guest
of I. Strands Tuesday.
N. 0. Twite was looking after bust
ness here Wednesday.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs,
N. S. Lotvedt died last week after an
attack of brain fever. The funeral
was held Monday in the North Luth-
eran church, interment in the GENE.
terry adjoining. Mr.. anr Mrs. Lotvedt
have the sympathy of the community
in their hour Of bereavement.
The little girl embroidery club had
picnic in the Estes grove Thursday
afternoon. Some of the older girls
went along to look after them and helm
them have a good time.
Mrs. j. S. Onion and daughter, Miss
Etfie left Tuesday by auto for Churches
Ferry on their way to Inkster, wnere
they intend spending few weeks with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. ]. NV.
ers, preparatory to making their new
home at York, N. D. Their many
friends feel keenly the loss Of thei1
departure, but feel that their quiet in.
fuence for good will still remain
through their selfsacrifcing example
of love, fidelity and human sympathy
North Dakota Siftings.
Miss Libbie Hook arrived home
Tuesday. evening from Valley City
where she has been attending the Nor.
NAL.
Chilly" Houston the druggist of
Rolette was in town Wednesday en-.
route home from trip through the
eastern part of the state. He was met
here by an auto from Rolette which
took him home.
Mrs. Lockman and Mrs Duoais wer.
visitors in Devils Lake couple of
days this week.
VIM. Lauterwasser is again at his
old stand in the depot. Will has been
acting as relief agent at Wolford fol
some time.
The shetland pony belonging to the
little solberg girls won first prize at the
fair at Leeds last week. The girls feel
very proud of their pet.
Walter Boyer arrived from Indiana
Saturday to visit relatives and work
in the harvest fields.
On Tuesday evening August 9Th, a
party of friends and neighbors of Mrs
w. j. Church gathered at her home in
honor of her birthday. An enjoyable
evening was spent and enjoyed by all
Much interest is felt in local circles
over the coming Of GA True Kentuck.
ian' comedy drama in four acts
The play deals with life in the noun.
tains of Kentucky where feuds, lynch.
ings and nightriders are frequent. The
company promises guaranteed pro.
duction and the play is interspersed
with three high class specialties. The
prices are 25 and 50 cents, one night
only at York opera house, Monday,
Aug. IA.
Last Friday evening Mrs. J. K. Wat
son was very pleasantly surprised
when number Of her friends came in
to spend the ewing and celebrate her
birthday. Refreshments were served
after which the guests left for their
respective homes, wishing Mrs. Watson
many happy returns of the day.
Misses Marie Harrison and Margret
Delameter of Knox are visiting friends
here this week.
George Former was a business visi-
tor from Knox between trains Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Smoke arrived
Saturday from Washington and intend
to make their home here. They lived
here previous to going west but North
Dakota looks good yet.
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