The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-24
EDMORE
(Edmore Herald ryews)

(Edmore Herald r1ews)
Rev. w. j. Hutcheson of Grand
Forks will speak in the Methodist
church Sunday evening, October 23d.
The service begins at 1880 o'clock.
Everybody cordially invited
In this issue appears two-page
ad for Aslakson and Peterson, who
are putting on big sale for the bal
ance of the month. A glance over
the prices quoted assures one that
there are real values being offered to
the buying public, and the winter
needs should be filled at this time.
j. D. kerns of Devils Lake, field
officer icr the A. o. U. w. lodge was
visitor in the city the latter part
of tae week in the interest Of that
order.
Friday night has been designated
as "Edmore Night" at the Elks home
at Devils Lake, where big social
gathering and initiation will be held.
Every member in and about the city
has made plans to attend, and enjoy
the big program and feed that has
been prepared.
In this issue appears four pages
devoted to the l. V. A. cause in which
is set forth their campaign arguments
and issues. This should be read by
every one and when the Nonpartisans
place their publicity in your hands,
read that also, and then as voter,
you are in position to vote intelli-
gently. No voter should go to the
polls knowing only one side Of an is
sue.
Jno. R. Anderson was business
visitor at the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Ole Anderson returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit at Devils
Lake with her daughters.
DR.. R. A. Ogilvie and Tilpher
Thompson left early Sunday morning
to drive to Mazenod, Sask., Canada,
to look after their farming interests
there. They expected to make 300
miles the first day.
The first goose to be killed by local
hunters this year were brought in by
Bert Currier and Earl Blocker Sun
day evening, and were killed a mile
and half south of the city.
A large number of the local Ma
sonic order were at Deils Lake Thurs
day evening where they attended cere-
monies in the temple at that place.
Owing to the fact that the farmers
are not yet done with their fall work
Attorney General Lemke did not have
a very big attendance at his open air
meeting here week ago. It was ex-
pected that this important parsonage
in League circles would draw an i'm.
mense crowd, but he did not.
Philip Olson Of Rhame, this state
has entered high school at Edmore
He is brother of Ed Olson and will
make his home with the Olson fam.
lily.
An unverifed report is current ir
the city to the effect that one of the
stores at Fairdale was entered the
latter part of the week and $4,000
worth of merchandise stolen.
O. NJ. Eidem spent the week enc
with his family here, having came W
Friday, He left his car in order tha
some necessary repairs might b'
made and came as far as Adams OF
the train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bratt enter
tained at dinner on Sunday, Mr.. an
Mrs. Herman Meitzner, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Wangen and daughter, Rosa
belle and Miss Anna Kalahagen.
Peter Setnes and family were visit
ors at Devils Lake Friday afternoo,
Pete Setnes' Chevrolet and NJ. F
McDonald's COW had collision Sur
day evening in which the auto fare
badly while glossy" came throug
without scratch,
Miss Olive Sampson, who is teacl
ing schoo, near Devils Lake, spe,
Sunday at her home here.
Claude Hawkins was an over Su,
day visitor this week, having can
down by auto from Hansboro whe1
he is buying grain.