The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-06-03
EDMORE
(Ed1nore Herald)

(Edmors Herald)
Supt. J. A.. Haig of Devils Lake was
here Wednesday and Thursday looking
over our schools.
Mrs. F. Lilo who has been visiting
with relatives in the vicinity for some
time past, returned to her home at
Lengthy, Minn.,o ION Friday.
James Robertson has carried a broad
smile on his face for four straight
days and it has the appearance of re-
naming indefinitely, brought by the
fact that a new station agent arrived
at his home last Sunday morning.
While he is not yet able to handle
freight, Jim says he has a good foun-
dation to build upon, and ought to
make a first class man in years to
come. Mother and babe doing nicely.
The local baseball team plays at
Hampden Saturday, where they meet
Brocket in an exhibition game; Sun
day they play Starkweather on home
grounds, and Monday return to Stark
weather. Thursday Brocket plays
here. Starkweather will prove a
though customer" as they are reported
to have five salaried men, three of
these from the Northern League.
Deputy State Game Warden Gull Of
Devils Lake was a caller in town on
Friday and while here made this Of
flee a pleasant call. He is going from
place to place through the north half
of the state looking for %violators of
the game laws, but says that they are
being weel observed. While here he
made inquiry regarding tn fish placed
in the reservoir a year ago, and on
viewing the pond was optimistic over
the outlook for fishing in a year or
two. He will be in Edmore again be-
fore long and steps will be taken to
make sure that they are thriving and
if such is found to be the case more
fry will be sent from the hatchery.
3. M. Crazy and Ole Ohnstad were
business visitors in Edmore and vicin-
ity Monday.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald had as visitors
last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ". M. Will
sly of Saskatchewan, Can, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hunter of Langdon.
The two women are sisters, the former
one not having seer Mrs. Mcdonald,
an old friend for Is years, and the
latter for Is years.
J.. D. Robertson and family of Park
River visited at the home of his son,
J.. D. over Sunday.
Leslie Kelly left last Thursday for
Grand Forks, where he went to repre-
sent the High School in the declama-
ton contest. Alice Woldy also repre-
sented u school at Fargo, having
preceded him by one day.
Klinefelter's merry-go-round pulled
into town last Wednesday evening, and
put in the remainder at the week
here. They came from Iona where
they filled a date at the 18th of May
celebration. While here they done a
good business, the children enjoying
the fun, also some of the older peo-
pie. They r planning on being at
the Market Day festivities at Hamp-
den next Saturday and will also be at
Starkweather on Gopher Day, the 31st.
Newland township crossed bats with
the boys from Lawton township last
Sunday in a game that went c. New
land by a score Of rs to S. Sobal
was on the mound For Newland, and
johnson for Lawton. Struck out by
SoDak ~; by johnson B.
Out-of-town guests at the Masonic
banquet last Friday were loud in taei.
praises of the entertainment they re-
ceived while guests of the local Mason
lodge, and say that the banquet and
program was far ahead of anything
they ever attended in so small a town.
No small amount Of money was spent
by the Order in making it the social
event of the season and we are nleas-
ed to learn that it was a success.
Sidney Baker of Devils Lake was
over Sunday, calling on old friends,
and while here took in the Loma-Ed-
more ball game.
CRARY
(Crary Public Opinion)
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