The Devils Lake world., 1920-11-17
EDMORE
(From the Edmore Herald-News)

Harry Alice returned from a visit
at Devils Lake Monday, accompanied
by his little nephew, Richard Holder
ness, who will visit his grandparents
Miss Alice Braund invited a num-
ber of her girl friends to her home
Monday after school where they Join.
ed her in keeping her seventh birth
day anniversary.
Ole Ohnstad of Devils Lake attend
ed to business matters in the city
I Monday.
Mrs. Mable Miller, of Devils Lake
was here Monday visiting the dentist
Mrs. Alfred Aaser of Neville, came
up Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs
Hegg.
Harry McGillis went to Minneapolis
Monday where he will learn the bar
Der trade.
Mrs. C. O. johnson of Slower, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Geo. John
son home in this city.
| Mrs. Fred Thompson of Langdon
spent few days the last week in
the city, guest at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Merriam
Rev. Ensrud spent Tuesday and
yesterday at Sarles attending to
church matters.
The Misses Mary and Evelyn Fur
useth and Myrtle Frovarp were at
Lakota between trains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilpher Thompson re-
turned Sunday evening from Moss
bank, Sask., where they visited at the
home Of Tilpher's brother, Alton.
j. C. Little, who has made his home
in Edmore for some time, has resign
ed his position in Aslakson {; Peter
sons store, and left Friday for Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Merriam re-
turned Saturday from a few days Wis
it at the county seat.
Martin Olson of Devils Lake, one
of the successful candidates for the
legislature, as caller in the city
Saturday.
F. Wischerd of Hampden, passed
through town Saturday, enroute to
Wisconsin, where he goes to attend
to his real estate holdings.
E. E. Miller left for Leeds Satur-
day, where he went on a hunting trip.
This is Mr.. Miller's old hunting
ground and while there will be the
guest of friends.
T. w. Morrissey went to Devils
Lake Monday, where he will attend to
matters in connection with his prof.
ession during the session of district
court.
.'lr. and Mrs. Carl Christianson left
Monday for Minneapolis, where they
will spend the winter months.
Mrs. Clara Thingstad took Myrtle
to Devils Lake Monday from which
place the little Miss goes to Aneta
to visit her grandparents.
! Mrs. George Danielson of Derrick
was shopper in the city yesterday.
Lowell Ingersoll, who has been
working in Edmore the past year,
left for his home in Bemidji, MINI, yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Curriers' class in music met
at her home Friday afternoon at a
recital.
! T. W. Bolmeir, of Erie, this state
was visitor in town the first Of the
week.
Mrs. C. M. Sagen, Mrs. Lottie Ro.
bertson, Conrad Sagen, Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce, and Rev. and Mrs. Ensruc
were dinner guests at the C. A. Sag
en- home Sunday.
The report is current about the city
that the George Smith family are soo1
to leave Edmore for northern Min
nesota where Mr.. Smith has purchas
ed big livery and feed stable.
| The editor is in receipt Of lette
from Les Kelly in which he extend
greetings to all the boys. He is nov
located at Surrey.
/ Rev. Ensrud, Carl Homme, Earl
Blocker and the editor, members of
brass quartette, journeyed to Brooke
Sunday evening, where they took par
in a program and song service at tn
Lutheran church in that city.
}, "Deacon Dubbs" by the Victor j
dramatic club at the opera hous
Thurday evening drew a good hous.
The John r. Anderson home wa
the scene Of a pleasant gatherin
Thursday evening, when number q
Mr.. Anderson's friends were invite
: to join him in social evening in hor
lor Of his birthday.