The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
CHURCHS FERRY
(Churchs Ferry SUM

Miss Alpha Hem spent Friday at
her home in Fosston, MINI.
Nels Gilberg left Tuesday for
! Tompson, Canada, to look after his
farming interests.
A. E.. Sylvester autoed to Doyon
Tuesday on business, returning the
following day.
Miss Agnes Moe, who is teaching
at Velva this year, was an over Sun
day visitor with home folks.
Mrs. Frank Castel was given a
birthday party at Zion Lutheran
church on Tuesday afternoon. She
was presented with purse of $25.O0.
E. F. Meier has rented the new resi-
dence just completed by Mrs. Martin
Olson on the lots on southside. He
moved his family into the home Sat-
urday.
The Epworth League of the M. E..
church gave a Halloween party in
the church basement last Friday mite
and a very pleasant time was report
. ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson of Minot arriv-
ed by auto last Friday and spent a
few days at the Murray home. Mrs.
Olson will be remembered as Miss
Olive Guy, former Churchs Ferry
girl.
Supt. L. M. Rockne is gradually
gaining strength after an attack of
the Flu, He expects to be able to
take up his school work by the first
of next week.
Phil Morris has the job of putting
in the grade at county bridge east of
town. He is busy with crew of men
and expects to finish the job before it
freezes up.
Geo. Metcalf, Jr., writes that he had
the pleasure recently of meeting his
friend, Will Smith. railway station
agent at Rolette, N. D. Will has be-
come permanent fixture in that
town and the company by whom he
is employed know good man when
they have got him. More success to
you, Will.-Lansing (Ia.) Mirror.
President Harding, in his annual
proclamation, designates Thursday,
November "a, as a day of devotion
and prayer. He urges the people to
give thanks "for all that has been
rendered unto them" and to play "for
a continuance of the divine fortune
which has been showered so generous
'ly upon this nation"
The w. F. M, S. met with Mrs
II. R. Murray on Wednesday after
noon,
Mrs. Lysne's sale, held last Satur-
day, was very successful and every
thing was disposed of.
Mrs John O'Connell of Superior
Wise, who has been here visiting her
brothers, Phil and Steve Morris, re.
turned home last Thursday on No. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Daugherty went
to Devils Lake Monday evening tt
hear Fiske O'Hara.
Mrs. Jesse Kirkeide returned to he,
home at Grand Forks Sunday even
ing after weeks visit here with rela
tives.
Willie Nelson is here and has begur
to remodel the old blacksmith shol
= owned by his mother, Mrs. John Mel
son. This old land mark will be mad,
into a restaurant. Mr.. Nelson ex
: poets 10 have most of the work com
, pleted this fall. The old depot res
taurant will be torn down mex
spring.
: A number of the members of tn
Eastern Star went to Devils LAX
, Tuesday to attend the school of In
a struction for the Ninth district of tn
! Order which was held in that city
The members who attended were
Mesdames Moe, Lineburg, Peterson
:. Harding, Hausmann, A. P, and Chas
Engelhon and Misses Bunge an
. Hansen and w. A. Hausmann and "
A. Dunnett.
Mrs. w. C. Smith visited her moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Thompson, last weel
!, returning to her home at Rolett
- - Thursday.
- Mesdames A. Kildahl and Fran
- Castel will entertain the Antiocia Ii
~ dies Aid at the formers home O
- Thursday afternoon, November 10tl
: Everybody cordially invited.
;, Mrs. Brown is visitor at tt
" Muehlen home.
- Mr.. H. Kaeding and family return
!" ed Wednesday from their visit .
" Kramer, this state.
- Mrs. Peterson was business call,
= at Devils Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Davis of Doyon visited wit
friends here Friday.
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