The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
EDMORE
(Edmore Herald News

(Edmore Herald-News)
Members of the Degree of Honor
lodge and children held a picnic at the
Dave Smith farm west of Edmore last
Thursday evening. All who attended
report a very enjoyable time.
Ed. Miller has purchased the lots
adjoining the Hellickson property
across from the school house, and cur
rent reports are that he co~ntemplates
erecting a new residence on the site.
Quite a delegation of local people
attended the Cavalier county fair at
Langdon Thursday. Even though har-
vest is in full swing, they report a
good attendance. The three game
series of base ball between Leeds and
Devils Lake was terminated, Leeds
taking two out of three by close scor-
es.
Oscar Eidem, who has just sold his
confectionery business to Ed. Ander-
son, has announced that he will re-
main a resident of the city until next
spring at least. When asked what his
plans for the future were, he would
not say other than that he has COM
pleted arrangements that will furnish
him employment.
Household goods belonging to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Becker arrived in the
city Monday from Grand Forks, and
have been moved into the rooms in the
Thompson building recently vacated
by Jalmer Bratten. Mr.. Becker has
secured employment in the vicinity
and intends to make Edmore his home.
Mrs. Becker was formerly Miss Bina
NcLain, daughter of Jim McLain, who
at one time lived on his farm west of
the city.
Martin Kittelson and Albert Bar
stad came to Edmore from their homes
in WOODBURY., Oregon, last Friday and
will spend the fall here looking after
their farming interests.
Ernest Pierce's two brothers of Kel-
liner, Minnesota, came up the latter
part of the week to visit at the Pierce
home. They have decided to stay
through the fall land have already ac-
cepted employment.
Twenty-Five out of town jobs dur
ing the past week, is the record of
the Herald-News job department. Not
a week goes by but our out-of-town
patrons favor us with some orders,
and it is with considerable pleasure
that this growing patronage is chron-
icled.
A number of Edmore people were a
Brocket Sunday to attend the ordina-
ton services in the Lutheran Church
at that place, at which time a new
minister will take up the church work
there. The services were conducted by
Rev. Ulvisaker Of Fargo, assisted by
Rev. Ensrud of Garske.
Evanson's Cash store is making
change on the interior of their store
that will permit them to put in a mil.
linery department, and also provide g
rest room for the woman and children
When completed it will be a big i'm.
provement.
Henry Barstad, who now resides a,
Calvin, spent the week end in the city
Tailor Tafjord is now doing bust.
ness at his new stand in the same
building with the Shoe hospital. He
has a nice place and invites all to cal
on him.
Mrs. Lottie Robertson was at Parl
River Sunday, where she attended tn,
funeral of Mrs. J. d. Robertson!
father. Her son Claire returned will
her after spending a year with hi!
grandparents.
Clarence Sagen drove to Minnewau
kan Tuesday afternoon to meet Mrs
Sagen, who came to that point by trail
from a visit at the parental home a
Belfeld.
Miss Sarah Heddon of Page spen
Monday in the city with her siste
Miss Violet, leaving Tuesday after
loon for Canada where she will spen'
a few days with her parents.
The dance in the opera house Mon
day evening was we'll attended an
every n greatly enjoyed the music
Young folks from Langdon, Adam.
Fairdale, Lawton and Webster were i
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson G
Langdon spent Monday evening her
guests at the Merriam home.
Rev. Ensrud was over from Garsk
Saturday, attending to business mat
tiers and greeting old friends.
Mrs. Ole Stevens and Mrs. Harr
Smith were passengers to Lawto
Monday where they visited at tt
Louis Olsen home.