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

Mrs. F. R. Irons and children went
to Weaver Sunday where they are
spending the week visiting with Mrs.
Irons parents.
Messrs. Martin Skrede, Fred Over
Doe, Nick and John Iverson autoed to
Grand Forks last Friday where they
attended the state fair. They returned
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcclellan autoed
up from Hancock, Minnesota, last
week, and spent the latter part of the
week here visiting at the Dale Ellis
home in this city and the Roy Ellis
home near Webster.
Dewey Pownell, who has been here
visiting his brothers, Edward and
Mack, for the past week, left Tues
day for his home at York. He was &C.
ccmpanied by his brother Mack, who
will make his home with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hoy, who have
been occupying a cottage at the city
park, Devils Lake, during the Chau-
tauqua session, returned to Stark.
weather last Friday and spent a few
days visiting their sons. They left
Wednesday for Brandon, Manitoba
to attend the fair and also visit an.
other son.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hall and son
were visitors at Devils Lake the latter
part of the week. From there they
went to Churchs Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Cissner ane
family autoed to Wood Lake. Sunday
where they spent the day fishing.
A large number of the young folk:
of S~tarkweather and visinity were dis
appointed Wednesday ecening owing
t. the fact that the dance advertised
for that evening did not materialize
the orchestra failing to put in an ap
p%earance.
The contingent of Boy Scouts, VIII
accompanied Scout Master Rev. v. A
Major on a fishing and outing trip t,
Wood Lake, returned home last Sat
urday having had the time of thei
lives. They reported several fine catch
es. Jas. Gill claims the honors of tn
largest catch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damschen of Hamp
den were visitors in Starkweathe
Saturday.
Thos. Morgan, a former Starkweath
e. resident but now of Grand Fork:
is a business visitor in town thi
week.
Thos. Dougherty, of the First Ma
i. tional bank o fthis city, left Monda
) on a business trip to Grand Forks.
Messrs. A. O. Sather and Ole Aa
; bus were aGrslse visitors last Tue.
, day.
\ Thos. Hoy left Thursday afternoo
by auto for Brandon, Manitoba, t
, attend the fair.
l.. L. Hanson, who has just recent
disposed of his residence property
this city, is loading a car with hous'
a hold furniture and will move to Dew
Lake, where the family expect to NAL
their future home. Mr.. Hanson hi
$ purchased a residence at the Lake an
expects to 60 into the livery busine!
as soon as the family gets settled.
Henry L%andseidel returned to STAR
weather Wednesday morning after
months vacation spent visiting wit
his parents and other relatives a,
friends at Warrensburg, Missouri. f
8 was accompanied on his return tr
by his brother Lawrence, who W
make his home here with Henry f
d the present at least. Henry states tn
d the crops down there are not so go
re as might be expected being very bad
In need of rain. This was Henry's fir
visit home in about ten years and
say that it was enjoyed by all is pu
ting it rather mildly. However, he
glad to get back home again.
FL Freeman Rollofson was seen spo,
ing around in a'brand new Ford sed,
the first of, the week.
Miss Vella Rartheld returned We
n nesday morning from a few da,