The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-05-11

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EDMORE
(Edmore Herald)
Sheric Olsen wa in town Wednes-
day.
The Willing Workers held. a meeting
at Frovarp's Friday evening, May 9Th.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald is spending the
week in Devils Lake, the guest of her
daughter Mrs. f. NJ. Crary.
Hans Bjornson and son George re-
turned Tuesday from Grand Forks
where they visited since Saturday.
Quite a number of University stu
dents from up the line were aboard
Mondays train, going back to resume
their work at the "U".
Mrs. j. H. Crazy of Crazy, who spent
some time at Edmore at the bedside of
her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Currier, re-
turned to her home on Saturday. Mrs.
Curriers' condition is much improved,
Sc much so th::t she is around, and has
been out of doors.
Three new buildings are in course of
erection in Edmore already this year
and more are to follow. Mr.. Jennings
residence is we'll along, c. c. Honey's
garage is also nearing completion,
while H. r. Aslakson's barn has just
been started.
The consolidated school east of town
finished the work last week. 1t was
expected that the school would be held
this week to make up for several
stormy days, but owing to the press of
spring work it was decided not to hold
them. Prof. Gordhammer expects to
spend part of his summer vacation at
his home in Minnesota.
The "back yard" farmers have been
busy the past few days getting the
gardens in readiness for planting, and
some have planted. A garden is a
I fine thing for anyone and generally re-
pays for the time in taking care Of it.
Not only that; but it makes slightly
places Of many back yards and vacant
|lots which otherwise would produce a
rank growth Of weeds. %" ..
The village board has called the at
4tention of the Great Northern, to the:
fact that there has always been a mud
hole just across the track near the de-
1pot, and as a result they sent up a a
of cinders. These have been unloaded
under the supervision of local officials
and the result is a nice grade where
the hole used to be, which will always
be high and dry. 1t is a real improve
ment and one that was badly needed.
Born, a boy, April Both, to Nh. and
Mrs. j. w. Wright.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nygard
of Derrick, on April 9th, a boy.
Erick Raknem left Monday morning
for Minneapolis and St. Paul, where
he atteded to business matters.
Mrs. A. Plummer of Sarles who has
been visiting Mrs. o. E. T%ourtellette
for the past few days returned to her
home Tuesday.
Attornew T. W. Morrisey went to
Grand Forks Monday morning where
he was attending to matters in connect
ton with his profession.
Lakota opens the baseball season on
next Sunday when they play Aneta at
Lakota. Manager Zupni expects to
have the strongest team in years when
they all report.
Even before the "clean up" time we
notice a lot of residents are giving
their premises a going-over. The
noticeable feature of this is that the
citizens of Edmore are all taking pride
in the town and are going to make it
a model place. Several places that
heretofore have been given a click and
a promise" are this year put in fine
condition.
Glenn Toomey met with an accident
at school last Monday. While playing
at some improvised game in which q
rock was used, it being thrown from
one to another, Glenn made a dash
across the path Of the flying stone. II
struck him on top Of the head cutting q
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