The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
FORMER RESIDENTS
IN new SOCIETY
FORMER DEVILS LAKE RESI-
DENTS JOIN NORTH DAKOTA
CLUB IN OREGON.

Devils Lake peopl evil be interested
in an account of the organization of
new society in Rosebury, Oregon, of
which several former residents of Dew
lis Lake are charter members. The
former Devils Lake people who are
members are Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Fan
cher, Miss Hazel Fancher and Mr.. H.
R. Fancher.
Rosebury, Ore. News: A very en-
joyable reunion of residents who for
merly lived in North Dakota was held
at the Eagles hall in this city last
evening. at which time an organiza-
tion to be known as the "North Da-
kota Association was formed. Eighty
adults were in attendance, and all
agree that it was one Of the most en-
joyable occasions held here for years.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. L. a. LELAND, formerly of Edgcley
North Dakota, who calling the session
to order, Mr.. Iceland spoke briefly and
simply informed those assembled of the
benefits that would be derived through
the formation of an organization: in
this city.
In order to get down to business
Mr.. Wells moved that permanent
organization be effected, the officers
to consist of president, vice prcsi.
dent, secretary, treasurer and an EEK.
ecutive committee. The motion was
carried and the officers will serve fo,
term Of twelve months.
A motion also carried empowerin'
members and render the workings OF
the association efficient. NJ,
The members then extended vote
eof thanks to Messrs. Ueland and Gif
ford for the manner in which they
labored to bring about the formatio,
Of the association.
The work of perfecting permanen
organization was then taken up and tn,
following men were elected to the sew
eral offices: Mr.. LELAND, president
Mr.. Gcrthy, vice president; H. Guest
secretary and treasurer. The executiv
committee was then given instruction
to call two meetings annually, one t
be held in January and the other i
mid summer.
At the conclusion of the bushes
meeting number of recitations an
brief addresses were delivered, all o
which was enjoyed immensely. A dc
licious luncheon followed.
Following are the members Of tn
; association and their former residence
in North Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bea1l, Williston
Mr.. ard Mrs. G. R. Holloway, Par
; River; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thoma
Bottineau; Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Gil
ford, Valley City; Mr.. and Mrs. L. T
F'ancher, Devils Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. F
Guest, Erie; Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Uelant
Edgeley; Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Pag,
Westhope, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Post, Cayuga; Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
i. Maciver, Darlington; Mr.. and Mrs. 4
H. Perrin, sanbourn; Mr.. and Mrs. {
Grannis, Sanborn; M. and Mrse. R.
Lucas, Williston; Mr.. and Mrs. E. "
Page, Westhope; Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Conover, Truax; Mr.. and Mrs. J. !
Gorthy, Wimbledon; Miss Hazel Fa1
cher, Devils Lake; Mr.. and Mrs L.
LaHatt, Minot; Miss Florence Bingan
Erie; Miss Helen Guest, Erie; Mis-
Alice LELAND, Edgeley; Miss Nell Crou
Langdon; Miss Ella Bowman, Kuhn
Miss Margaret Page, Westhope; Nett
Conover, Truax; Mr.. Howard Conove
Truax; Mr.. L. W. Wells, Havana; M
H. R. Fancher, Devils Lake; MI. G. F
, Davies, Valley City; Mr.. Chester Or.
mer, Sanbourn; G. J. Anderson, Ca
rington; Mr.. Frank Clements, james
town; Rev. O. E. Eldridge.