The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
News From Nearby
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solutely restrain from mentioning
names in this connection we cannot
help saying that the event may be of
interest to both the Sun and Hustler
readers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Benson spent
New Years day at the Benson home
stead near Ramsey.
HI. and Mrs. David Dunbar and son
Of Ramsey were guests Of Mrs. E..
Gessner Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Solberg who last week
came to town to visit at the Samuel
stad home was taken quite i'll with the
grippe while here and was unable to
return to her home until Sunday.
Elmer Gessner and his sister Miss
Myrtle, left Monday for Grand Forks
where Mr.. Gessner will complete his
commercial education at the Union
Commercial college, while his sister
will continue her studies at the uni
versity.
Bernt Anderson came down from
Churchs Ferry to look after business
matters Tuesday.
Miss Helen Castel spent New Years
visiting at the Morgan home, return
ing to her home at C,lurchs Ferry on
Monday.
Balls orchestra furnished the mu-
sic for the dance at Grand Harbor last
Wednesday evening.
Lars Ellingson, K S. Nestegaad,
Toilet Tollefson and Ole Tufte, all of
Norway township, returned Thursday
from Leeds, where they attended the
funeral of Mr.. Semb, who was acct
dentally killed by a train there,
The New Years bail which was a
New Years eve function proved a c
cess in every way. About thirty cou-
pies were in attendance and the sweet
of Home, Sweet Home were not rem
dered until about 8 a, M, on Jan, LIST.
Quite a number from u village
contemplate attending the Birth Of a
Nation"shown at Devils Lake the lat
ter part of this week.
Postmaster Olson was last week
summoned to his old home in Hills
boro, his father having passed away
suddenly.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles M. Johnson,
a holiday bride and groom, returned
Monday to their home at Plentywood,
Montana, after having spent their
honeymoon here as the guest of Mr..
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
johnson.
John Henley and his cement gang
returned to Devils Lake on Monday,
having completed the concrete work
for the new opera house which is be-
ing constructed here. Mr.. Bail is busy
making preparations for the erection
Of the structure, which, with the
weather permitting he expects to have
completed by Feb. LIST.
A. c. Simrnons returned Monday from
Bartlett, where he spent New Years
with his family and other relatives.
Mrs. Simmons and the children areex
pected to return the latter part Of this
week.
Herman Bergeth returned Saturday
to Grand Forks where he is q student
at the u. c. c.
Misses Charlotte and Mary Horne
and James Horne, Jr., returned to
Fargo Monday after having spent
their holiday vacation at home. Vic
tor Horne, who also spent his vacation
at home returned to Fargo Saturday.
J. A. Strand left Tuesday afternoon
on No. 8 for the southwestern part Of
het state to look after business mat
tiers. MI. Strand travels for the u
s. Calendar Co., selling calendars and
novelty advertising goods.
The Otto Schultz family Of Leeds
spent New Years day at the Dingmar
home.
George Dingman left the fore par
of the week for points, in Montana tt
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