The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-03

Christine Billings, Dora Hiden, and
Leonard Bauer spent Sunday evening"
with Nh. and Mrs. Walter Ruysbrock.
Leon Collins is here from Montana ;
visiting with his sister and brothers
this week.
H. G. Wright was a caller in Devils
Lake Wednesday trying to get more
hired help.
Lesley Dennis of Bottineau has been
visiting for a few days with John and
Frank Bauer.
Ben Brink came up from the Valley
last week and returned home last night
with binders.
Nh. Thorson and sons are helping
Mr.. Berg and his son-in-law this week
; putting up hay.
: Mrs. Walter Pugh, Misses Grace and
Delma Probst, Mrs. Frank Bauer and
son <Randol were Edmcrc callers Fri
day.
! Dora Wander Hidden srent Sunday
afternoon with Evelyn Collins.
A little party was given at the home
: of Mr.. and Mrs. Grace Probst Of
Grand Forks. The evening was spent
lin dancing. Ice cream and cake were
served at, midnight. Miss Probsr will
return to her work at Grand Forks
Tuesday.
Leonard Bauer, Christine Billings,
Marion and Evelyn Collins autoed to
Perth Sunday.
r.. P. Stewart autoed to Devils Lake
Monday for men to help through har-
vest.
Frances Muehlen was a shopper at
Devils Lake Saturday.
Leola Retain of Mayville came Tues
day for a visit at the John johnson
home.
I Jack Morgan of Devils Lake was in
town Wednesday. =
Mrs. Alfred Miller is spending the
week at the Miller home at Ramsey.
Herman Bergeth of Aurelia was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Bill Benson of Ramsey is a
guest at the home of her sister Mrs.
Robert Stoeser.
Mrs. Elmer Gessner and children
returned from Grand Forks Wednes-
day.
Mabel Nelson was a shopper at De-
wills Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. Donahue arrived Thursday
from Minot and spent the week end
in town visiting friends.
Mrs. Fred Stoeser made a trip to
Rugby OF Wednesday,.
Rev. Moede Of Devils Lake made a
business trip here Thursday.
Arthur Anderson of Bowbells arriv-
ed Saturday for a brief visit at the
Frank Gessner home.
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Farr of
Aurelia, a daughter, July 81. Mrs. Farr
was formerly Grace Henke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dozier made a trip to
Devils Lake on Saturday.
Maurice and Myrtle Gessner were
callers at Devils Lake on Saturday.
Fred and Albert Passam arrived
Saturday from Perry, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Hornbeck, nee Luella Colder,
is a guest at julie Kaeding's.
Edwin and Donald lick arrived Sat-
prday from the southwestern part of
the state. They came up for the thresh-
ing season since the crops in that part
of the state are a failure.
DR.. E.utten made a professional call
at the G. H. Gessner home Sunday.
Homer Dozier left on No. 80 for
Cincinnati, Ohio, Sunday evening.
The community program given Sun
day at Henry Gessner's grove was we'll
attended. Mrs. Abt gave a lecture and
the trio gave a delightful musical en-
te%rtainment. After this a lunch was
served by the women of the commun-
ity. Some of the out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Engelhorn of
Churchs Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Madsen Of Maddox, Mrs. Peters and
daughter of Devils Lake, and Mrs.
Gum of Churchs Ferry.
Olaf johnson is working on the
Chris Thompson place south of Grand
Harbor building an addition to the
house.
Mr.. Colder spent Sunday with Mrs.
Colder at Devils Lake. Mrs. Colder
is so much improved that she is ex-
pected home soon.
Mrs. Rimel's sister of Tennessee is
here visiting.
Olive and Gertrude Horne left Sat-
urday for st. Louis to resume their
work at the city hospital there. They
will StOD on r0nto at 81 Cloud Mir
'!nesota, to visit at the home of Rev.
Coates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Madsen of Mad
dock were callers in town Sunday Wis
iting friends and also Mrs. Madsen's
parents MI. and Mrs. Tollefson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers and daugh-
ter Thelma Of Minot arrived by car
late Saturday. night to visit with Mrs.
Chambers sister Mrs. julie Kaeding.
Two plumbers, earthly and Casper
of Devils Lake, have been busy this