The Devils Lake world., 1920-11-03
FROM EXCHANGES

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Thursday by auto for their new home
at Wheatland.
Mrs. E. F. Meier returned last week
from a visit at her home at Berwick,
North Dakota.
Benson County Teachers Institute
was held last week at Minnewaukan.
The Misses Ida Overland, Helen Nor
ris and Alta Goldman, teachers in Nor
mania township, attended.
Mrs. Long Of Cathay, North Dakota,
| returned home the first of the week
after spending few days with her
sister Mrs. E. F. Meier.
N. P. Christianson returned from
Grand Forks, Tuesday, October 26,
! where he went with Mrs. Christianson
who underwent an operation at the
hospital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Stansbury ac-
companied their niece, Miss Iceberg,
as far as Devils Lake, Wednesday
returning Thursday. Miss Iceberg left
for the west.
Henry Barensheer returned last
week from New Albin, Iowa, where he
was called to the deathbed of his sis
ter. His brother, John, of Hardisty,
Alberta, who also went to- Iowa, stop
ped off here for few days on his Ee-
!. turn home. He left for Hardisty on
! Tuesday.
+! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Enger have
; rented the Studness residence that has
been occupied by the C. B. Hesser FAM
, lily.
, Mrs. Jacob Brehm, who was called
! to New Albin, Iowa, on account of the
!; serious illness and death of her sis
i ter, returned home last week Thurs
day.
! H. M. Hanson who recently pur-
chased the T. E. Engelhorn residence,
moved to town last week.
i C. B. Hesser has resigned his po-
sition as Great Northern Station
agent and expects to leave with his
family for Live Oak, Fla, about Nov
ember 1st. E. F. Meier, who for the
past year has held the position as
cashier and operator, has accepted
the position left vacant by Mr.. Hesser
and has already taken charge.
The Julius Gilberg family of
Starkweather were Sunday visitors
at the P. N. Gilberg home.
F.; Mrs. Jessie Kirkeide came up We'd
nesday from Grand Forks to visit
friends and relatives here.
Toilet Erickson who has been look
ing after his farming interests west
of here, left for his home at Roches-
ter, Wednesday.
julius Kerndt, who has been farm
ing near Perth the past season, was
in town last week on business. He has
quit farming and has moved his fam
lily to Devils Lake.
Confirmation services were held
at Antiocia church last Sunday
and class of two consisting of Chris
tine Kirkeide and Ruda Blegen were
confirmed.
Sivert w. Thompson was in town
Tuesday looking after his fences. He
is young attorney of Devils Lake
who aspires to the office of States
Attorney. He is strictly a home pro-
duct - born and reared on farm
in Ramsey county. He is capable and
a splendid young man and has many
strong supporters in all parts of the
county.
G. A. Risvold left last week Thurs
day for his home at Humboldt, Ia,
called there on account of the ill.,
ness of his mother.
Mr.. anr Mrs. S. A. Studley arrived
from Fredonia, N. Y, last week
Thursday for a short visit with old
neighbors and friends. They are on
their way to Long Beach, CAL, to
spend the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. O. E. Tourtellotte
were guests of honor at large social
gathering at the M. E. church base
ment on Wednesday evening.
The G. E. Harding family spent
Sunday with relatives at Stark
weather.
Miss Kathleen Brannan of Cando
visited at the Phil Morris home few
days last week.
Mrs. Chas. Engelhorn returned
Saturday from few days visit with
her sister at Southam, N. D.
Miss Ruth Iceberg arrived from
Indiana Wednesday and is visiting
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. D. Stansbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Enderson left
Wednesday for Long Beach, where
they have purchased property and
will live in the future.
Rev. Dunnett of Kenmare, N. D.,
who has been appointed to the M. E.
church of this place, arrived Tues
day by auto.
The w. J. Phillips family left last
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