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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-07-28
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Tip Is di6erenlt points in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Maurer land
son, ,returned Monday evening from
a visit Withdrawals and relatives at
Neville and Fargo.
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Claas. A. Potter, cashier Of the
First National Bank, left Sunday. for
Minneapolis and other points in Min
nesota where he will spend his annual
vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs.. F. Rollofson and
small daughter left Sunday. by auto
for Mohall and points in the wesster
part Of the state where they visited
relatives.
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Mi. and Mrs.sT. o. Thompson and
daughter and nephew Of Minneapolis,
came in Tuesday morning for a visit
here at the r. a. Sine home. Mrs
Thompson is q sister of Mrs. Slime.
Mrs. Rose Mash n daughter Miss
Margaret returned last week from
Rochester, Mimi, where they went last
winter for Miss Margaret to undergo
medical treatment at the Mayo hos.
pital. Miss Margaret's health wal
much b~enefted.by the treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. K. Cesander wen,
to Towner. last week where they viii
visit friends for some time. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Cesander are former residents
Of Towner where Mr.. Cesander wa!
superintendent Of schools.
The Ramsey County Livestock Ship
ping association shipped three car
loads of stock from here Monday t,
the Equity Cooperative Packing plan
at Fargo. The shipment was ii
charge Of Nels Johnson.
.
A. w. Omdah returned Frida,
evening from Valley City where h
attended the annual meeting of tn
North Dakota Bankers Association
He was accompanied to Valley Cit
by Mrs. C. e. Kray and children VIII
visited at that place with relative,
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Mrs. r. M. Meharry returned las
week from Winnipeg and Ontari,
Canada, where she had been visitin
with friends and relatives for a month
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. P. sengelhorn e.
tended the Fair at Grand Forks.
MRS. Anna Myers and children left
Thursday for New Albin, Iowa, where
they will make their future home.
Il
Thomas and Carl Solberg, arrived
from Canada last week and visited
for q few days with relatives at this
place. ss5s.s n
Mrs.sFindring, and daughter Myrtle
arrived this week from Wyo., where
Miss Myrtle) has been teaching the
past year.
Miss Clara Hanson and niece, little
Florence Gilbertson,Sl left last week fol
points in Mont, TO visit Miss Clara's
brothers, Joseph and Lawrence Han.
son.
Mrs. John Thomson Of Grandview
Wash, arrived lastaWeek, for a couple
Of months visit with her daughter
Mrs. w. Hausman and son, r. 1. Haus
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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-07-28
STARKWEATHER
From The Times)

Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hidden and
children left Tuesday morning for
Battle Lake and other points in Min
nesota on a tRo weeks' fishing trip.
Mrs. H. A. Swartz left last week
for Harrisburg, Pa, where she was
called by the illness Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Gudmundson
drove to Ryder Sunday where they
will visit for a short time with rela-
tives.
Nj. and Mrs. Iva, lvarsaon re.
turned last Friday from an automobile
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his home market. Nine ear loads of
melons from thirty acres i coinid-
cred ashig yisld SandSsM II. Hessers and
his renter viii rsalixe ! good income
from this zs5s 4
i III 4 ',ssa n. s.as. y !. 4. EEiiS i
Olaf sSwenson, ST., died on July 10
OF apoplexy sat Alberta, Canada at the
age 81 N years. The body was ship
ped here On No. 80sAT9esday 1iye1iaanilg
and the f1i,s111 1sMaSsghsld WedleSdd11
afternoon att fhaasssfSlimSss home IN
,Groat oywys15slliidtpsslaib iiht1In1ltt1ln4ntm mad II
Cham Lake cemetery. The deceased
|leayessasSffss andchildrsdnssa$ q
mourn Ills death. The children IN
Mrs. b. Anderson, Olafz and Peter
ElSwenson ofs this place and i nv J;
|Swenson q; s. D; Mrs. Brown 81 Nv
erett, Wash.; and Sam Swenson u
Alberta, Canada. Mrs.. Swensons and
al the children but Mrs. Brown were
here 70 attend the funeral. ss
Wednesday, morning, July 21st, &C.
Cured the marriage ~ Miss Title 8
Gylnquist and Ronald 3. Torgerson d
Leeds. The wedding took place q
Churchs Ferry at the home Of Rev
4. Q. Raftshol, who performed TIL
wedding ceremony In the presence, d
Carl Myhre and Miss Agnes Anderson
Of Leeds as witnesses. The groom il
q son o1 Nj. and Mrs.Thorvald Tor
gerson, . highly respected family ant
old settlerssof Normania township an,
now Of Leeds, ". D. The bride Il
the charming daughter Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Glynquist Of Leeds. The young
couple are taking . short trip to Sid
ney, Mont, TO- visit the groom
brother. They will live al Leeds wher
. Mr.. Torgerson is engaged in the jew
elry business
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Ansdiate vicinity 10 talking: bump
,9rssrop; but with fair weather from
nlNow.on I fairly good crop viii s.
harvested.
sSss ss Orvid Anderson: 81 WARDEN,
III. visited ct the home Of her cou4
hin. Mrs. Roy Noltimier. She 10 on
her way TO the coast. II
Thomas and Carl Solberg, brothers
cf Thorvald, John and HAM Il this
place, left fors BONES Monday
after i few days visit here.
Mrs.. Ole Nesseth was delightfully."-
mrpriseds last Friday night when
several 81 her friends gathered 90 her
home e ,help her celebrate her birth
day. sss " s35ss
Miss Agnes Moe will leave about
the 10th Of August for the Hawaiian
Islands, whore j. has accepted Z
government pQsitsl6aHi for Ii coming
four years. Her work will be teach
ing mathematics.
Miss Clara Hanson and little neice.
Florencs Gilbertson left last Friday
for Sidney, Montana, where they will
visit the formers brother, Lawrence,
who holds I position with q hardware
l1amooff that city.
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Mrs. Ann1 Meyers and children Left
Thursday for New Albin, L., where
they win make their future home. The
Meyers have many friends here who
d will: be sorry TO hearsof their leaving
town.
Ira Beleal Of st. John was here be
tween trains Tuesday. He was on hi,
way ia, Minot to get . new five pas
sengeriOverland automobile which 'hi
had won in avoting contest put, on b.
one Of Tie papers Of that city in /,
subscription contest.
c. B. Hesser is taking a vacatio,
4EOu1 HIS uOGlSS 10 0TcAG GNOEtn6EA SL1
tion agent and operator, p. F. Meier
!: has charge as agent during Nj. Hes
ser's absence Roy Olson, night op
orator, is filing Meier's position an,
the night jobs held by Henry Nelsol
Of Minot. Mr.. Hesser will spend hi
vacation attending to the selling 8
his eight carloads Of water melon
i shipped to this state from his farm il
! Florida.
G. B. Hesser shipped in a car o
watermelons last week from his Flol
ida farm and sold part Of them her
Z and the rest he shipped to Gand.
They were the first real melons ;thi
] town has seen for = long time. NJ
I I Hesser had in thirty acres Of melon
!. and,his reutsr has shipped him eiaf
carloads which he will dispose Of a
different towns II this state and on
car load the renter will dispose Of I
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She Was accompanied. home BY Mr..
Mehairy's mother Mrs. A. F. Me-
harry who will spend the balance Of
the summer here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. OFT returned.
Thursday evening, from California
where they went last fall in the hopes
of lettering Mrs. OTIS health. The
"trip was made both ways in Mr.. Otis
Ford car. A remarkable feature Of
the trip is the fact that -MrssOtt still
had me Of the tires on his car which
he left here with Last. fall. It, must
be admitted, however, that the, tire
was pretty well worn when they pull
led into the yard Of the OFT, farm
southeast Of town.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at the Bergen Lutheran
Church for Harry Garske, six months
old son Of Mrs. Harry Garske Of near
Garske. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. Meisel and interment took
place in the Bergen Church cemetery.
Death was caused by erysipelas fol-
! lowing a minor operation on m Of
the feet. The baby's father died last
winter in February during the infu-
enza epidemic. Mrs. Garske has the
sincere sympathy Of a large circle Of
friends in her bereavement.
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Work on the new church now being
kerected in Starkweathef was resumed
last week after delay Of two weeks
due to-a shortage of materials. The
contractors in charge Of the work had
plenty of every kind Of material
except common brick. Last weel
Continued on page 16)
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR. SALE-New Groom bungalow.
Inquire at Index office. 43.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

Mrs. E J. Reynolds of Boise is the
guest of Mrs. C. v. Wolfe this week.
Mrs. Bell of Portland, Ore, arrived
Tuesday to spend couple Of weeks
visiting her sister, Mrs j. A Colvin.
Ed and Ralph Reed came down from
the upper country Thursday TO attend
to business matters and visit their
mother.
E. K Hayes assisted in the Bank of
Emmett while Cashier Vern Craig
was away on a vacation in Yellow
stone Park:
John Anderson yestesday moved in
to the house vacated by J, A Goodwin
and VIII Hoppock will move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Anderson.
/. Miss Frank Patton of Sparta, ILL.,,
who has accepted position as teacher
in the city schools, is niece of H. c.
McMasters and Mrs. Mary Lyons of
the Bramwell country.
Rev. ]. H. McSparran will leave in
"a few days for Spokane to make his
home He has accepted position as
superintendent of the Spokane district
of the Christian church and assumes
his duties September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. T. Craig, Miss
Pipher and Miss Anna White returned
Yesterday from a delightful three
weeks trip through Yellowstone Park.
Miss Wittee left today for her home at
Bremerton, Wash.
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H Guy Dayton was a Boise visitor
Wednesday
! Max Guenther, painter and deeora-
tor. P. o. Box SGT. 1s-10p.
! Dr. Byrd went to Boise Wednesday
on professional business.
Charles Howe of Cascade was m.
town Saturday for medical attention
| S. F. Foster, a druggist of Nyssa,
Ore. was an Emmett visitor Thurs
day
Mrs. ". S. Wayman and Miss Jose
phine Wayman are Boise visitors To-
day
DIR. Reynolds, George Huebener, and
DR.. Judd went to Crane Creek Sunday
for grouse.
J. l. Jensen has gone to EphriAm,
Utah. for visit with friends for two
or three weeks.
Dr. Reynolds and Dudley VanDeu-
sen left for the Lakes Tuesday to
enjoy an outing
Mrs. Richard p Erwin of Boise is
guest at the home of Mrs J. "
Berry for the weekend
Lost-A pair of rubber boots be-
tween the Catalan and Myers farms
Leave at Index or W. w. Hoops
Itching, bleeding, protyuding or
blind piles have yielded to Doan's
Ointment. Zoe At AL drug stores
A. C. Bennett Of Boise has accepted
position n bookbeeper for the Gem
Fruit Union and commenced work this
week.
Alvin Fulton and Roy Knox left
Monday for the Salmon river where
they VIII spend month fishing and
hunting.
Mis- Maud Edgar, sister Of Mfs.
Burt Mays, viii open her millinery
store about Sept. 4, in the Portldek
building.
Mrs. George Gardner, one Of tie
valleys oldest pioneers, is critically
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mira
James Kesgard.
Nike Gilbride and two sons return
ed Tuesday from Sage Hen Basin,
where they have been camping for a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knox and
children and Mr.. and Mrs Willard
Knox and baby returned this week
from an outing at Big Eddy.
D. W. C. Brown, wife and sister,
Mrs. Stegner, left Monday for Lam
dax, Ore, to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Miller The Brown and Millers
plan to tour California this winter
Mrs. Mary Lyons and H c. McMas-
ter of Bramwell this week enjoyed
visit from their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Barnes and family. Mr.. Barnes
is a retired merchant of Pickneyville,
H., and is on his way to the coast
Bob McElfresh, who had been visit
ing his parents near Melba, returned
Tuesday He was accompanied home
by his father, William Baxla Bob,
we regret to say, has decided to move
to Melba, and is packing up this week. +
Miss Florence Anderson of Grimes
Pass is visiting at the home of her
parents this week Miss Dewell ar
rived Tuesday from Missouri Valley,
Iowa, and is q guest at the Anderson
home. She will teach Domestic Sci
ence in the High school here this year.
Charles Stimson has reluctantly de-
cided to move to California on account
of his sons health and will leave with
in the next six weeks or two months.
Mrs. Stimson and the children left
yesterday, going to Los Angeles. They
are offering their fine residence for
sale Emmett people will deeply re-
greet the removal of this excellent fam
lily. Mr.. Stimson is a master painter
and decorator and his services were
in constant demand, and on top of that
he was good citizen in every respect
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Marion Wilson is now employed in
the H. t. Davis drug store.
Harold Salisbury leaves this week
for Mackay, where he will teach school
curing the ensuing year.
VIII and Frank Woods of Smith
Center, Kan, old-time friends of Kirk
Landers, dropped in on him yesterday
while on their way to the coast.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19
EMMETT NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Rees returne
Friday from . visit in Portland.
Wanted Experienced prune pack
ers to register now. Earl Fruit Co
across from depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Dion returned
Friday from Portland, where they at
tended Buyers Week.
Mrs. John Howard arrived Tuesday
from Caldwell to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. NJ Stskesbery.
An digging a cellar. Have good sol
to ill your lot. How much can yor
use7 1. ]. Dickson, phone 154
The Misses Emma Louise Durham
Florence and Alta Stewart went to
Ontario today, where they viii be the
gnests of Miss Edith Han for = few
hys-
Nm. p. W. Polly. who accompanied
the body of her mother to Garnsill,
Mont, for burial, returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Edgar sister Of Hfs.
Burt Mays, will open her millinery
store about Sept. 4, in the Persoek
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baust have de-
rided to leave Emmett and move to
California for the benefit of their
,daughter's health
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bird and Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Hoppock went to Payette
Lakes last Thursday for an outing.
They returned Tuesday.
Ed Reed, who had made short Wis
1T to his mother, returned Friday to
the logging operations at Centerville
..he and his brother Ralph are engaged
in. Ralph is here now.
o. U. Costley last week sold his En-
met property (the lots across the
street east of Harry Titus's residence)
to John McNish and departed yes
-terday for Cheyenne, Wyo-
Miss Ethel Nordell of Sioux, Falls,
South Dakota, arrived Tuesday even
ing to visit Miss Inez Norwood for a
few months. Miss Nordell and Miss
Norwood are old school friends
Mrs. Anna Ciarlk and son Raymond
left Saturday for the home of her
mother at Mcpherson, Kan, where she
will make her home. Ray will enter
Kansas University at Lawrence this
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hargus, who
went to Portland last week to attend
Buyers Week, extended their trip to
Caiifornia to visit their daughter
Hope, the Rundstroms, Cookies and
many other former Emmett people.
Mrs. Ed Shelton of Emmett, who I'M
.derwent serious operation at the
Nampa hospital, is expected in Pay
-ette to visit with her parents before
returning to her home in Emmett
Mrs. SHELTON was formerly Miss Bes-
sic Miles.-Payette Independent
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Goodwin and
two sons left Monday afternoon for
the old home in Missouri, where they
will make their home so long as Mrs
Goodwin's mother lives They leave
behind them in Emmett many warm
friends who regret their departure
Young Mr. Miller, who few weeks
ago went back to the old home in Mis-
souri, to get = motor car his father
had left behind when he moved to En-
nett, arrived the first of the week,
accompanied by several Missouri
neighbors who have come out to look
over the country.
Mrs. ]. H. Couch and daughter,
Dorothy Louise, of Walla Walla,
Wash, are spending short visit
with their sister Mrs. F. H. Sher-
wood and Miss Grace Cast on the
Bench. Mr.. Couch is one of the big
wheat growers in the Walla Walla
country and they report a splendid
crop in that section this year
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! NOHl0Nk was . flStIOA 81
Payette Lakes last week.
Ray Newcomer returned Monday
evening from business trip to Port
land.
Lost-A small purse, containing
about $3.50. Leave at Index or Mrs
w. W. Hoops.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ketchen and
daughter were Boise visitors several
days this week.
w. B. Baker left Saturday morning
for Fulton, No., with the body of his
mother for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Fischer and child
rem Of Boise were guests Wednesday
of Mrs. Emma DeClark.
Miss Maud Edgar, sister Of Mrs
Burt Mays, win open her millinery
store about Sept 4, in the Portlock
building.
Nrs. Adelaide Bliss ID entertaining
. large group Of friends this after
noon At Kensin9ton in honor Of Mrs.
E. u. Reilly.
A card from Joe Helfert, dated
Tijuana, Mex sayt: Il an here for
the second day and havsn't found =
dry spot Jet" .
Mrs. G. D. Mapes returned this
week from . six-weeks' visit with
her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Kinyon, and
friends IN Seattle.
Giles Carpenters leave Of absence
expires this week and he left yester-
day to report for duty ag1fn at West
Point Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Camp and
daughter Hazel of Boise, were over
Sunday guests at the C. T. More
house home on the Bench
Don Sanders left Sunday for Penn
sylvania, where he Will attend school
during the ensuing year. Don has
never recovered from the foot trouble
he received in the navy and so Uncle
Sam is repaying him by sending him
to school.
Mrs. A. C. Lathrop entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
and Miss Mann of McMinn-.
vile, Ore, who have been visiting
Miss Pearl PattisoB during the last
week The young ladies returned this
morning to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs John Yeck and daugh-
tar Miss Lois came over from Boise
Tuesday to visit Emmett friends.
From here Miss Yeck will go to town
near Seattle, Wash, where she viii
take a position as instructor in the
business department of high school,
Miss Gwen Davis entertained a
Of friends Tuesday evening
with a dinner party in honor of Miss
Mary Wetmore, who left Wednesday
for San Diego, Cal Those present
were the Misses Mary Wetmore, Ruth
Morris, Lynette Davis and Emily Ban
DEL
A letter received few days ago
by Mr.. apd Mrs. Rutledge from their
son w. NJ. states that he has gradu-
ated from the cook and baker army
school at Fort Riley, Kan, and will
join his organization for duty at
Camp Travis, Tex, in a few days.
He says it is awful hot in Kansas.
DIR. Steele, eye and nerve special
list, will be in his office, the Carnage
rooning house, on Thursday and Fri
day, Aug. 26 and 81 Cross eyes
nerve strain adjusted
that cause headache, hay fever, fe-
male Irregularities, etc. Do not neg
Iect the one most important organ, the
eyes. Call early. Consultation free
A letter was received last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. McCuan from
their daughter Mrs. Chas. A. Schie-
Der, stating that they reached the
coast all O. K with hardly any bad
luck to speak of, and Mrs. Schieber's
health is improving rapidly. After
there they toured to Mt.
Rainier and had a nice time in the
snow and ice up there.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19
Special Coal Sale

We have As tons of Rock Springs
coal which we are selling at cost at
s10.25 per ton while it lasts. Coop
Exchange.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-The Fred Baust resi-
dence and lot, rooms, screened
porches and bath, lot 100 lao, good
location, plenty shade, good garden,
lawn, flowers and berries. This is a
bargain at $1,000. Terms on half if
desired. See owner or Richard Kraus,
phone 31-J-2. Up.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-Buic roadster in first
class condition. All new tires, two
extra, motormeter. Pioneer Furni-
ture Store. as
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19
PEOPLES Column
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Black suitcase on HAw creek
road between Kingman's and Brush
wood ranches Full Of clothes, silver
watch with gold trimmings, and nat
uralization papers, Reward J. E.
Johnson. Leave at Index office
46-2p
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-Good wagon and hay
rack. H. Bauer. Letha. 46-3p
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR Dining room table and
some other furniture. Phone 47-J-
46
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-Colonial rooming house
furniture Call and see it 47-3p.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR SALOONS 40-gallon hot water
tank, one porch swing, one porch
chair, one Howard heating stove, 5000
pounds coal, 12-guage double barrel
shotgun. Roy Kei.hley, 315 Park St,
Emmett, Idaho. 46
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

TAKEN UP-1 red yearling steer, 1
red yearling heifer, l red roam heif-
er, l Holstein heifer, all branded r
behind right hip. Also / black year
ling heifer, branded OC on left ribs,
and l red calf, months old, branded
CS connected behind left hip. Geo.
Adams, Montour. AZ.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-Ford car Walter Lar
kin, phone sew. ftp.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Registered
sPoland China pigs or team mares
for fresh milk COW. R. E. Ewing,
phone SRA.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-A kitchen cabinet, in
good condition Fred Shane. 43.