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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-01-06
Resolutions Of Respect

Whereas; 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove by death from the
scenes of his kindly ministrauons, our
honored, and respected brother, and
fellow Odd Fellow, Brother Charles
Colby, who had endeared himself to
the citizens of this town, by his con-
seriousness and uprightness as a citi-
zen, and man, and who likewise had
particularly endeared himself to his
brother Odd Fellows;
Resolved; That Mount Moxie Lodge,
No. 1877, 1. o. o. F. in the death of
brother Charles Colby an honored
Past Grand, have lost an honest, up
right conscientious member whose
labors were ever directed toward that
cause which was just and right
Resolved; That our Charter be
draped for period of thirty days;
Resolved; That this Lodge, and each
individual member thereof do hereby
extend to his wife and daughter the
utmost sympathy and coincidence In
this, their great bereavement;
Resolved; That these resolutions be
entered on the Lodge records, and a
copy be sent to the bereaved wife
also to the Independent-Repo fol
publication.
CARROLL CLARK
F. l.. GIBSON
Committee on Resolutions.
Bingham Me, January 6, 1921.
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Sketch of Late Thomas l.. Chapman

Thomas Lewis Chapman. whose
death was reported last week, was
born in Athens, April 3, 1888, the son
of William and Mary (Lewisl Chap
man. He was one of family of four
children, his brothers and sisters be-
ing, William, Abigail and Eta. Will
liam enlisted in the northern army,
and died on Ship Island, in the Gulf
of Mexico, during the Civil War. Abb
gail married Robert Jennings. They
lived for a time on the Molunkus road
in Cornville. They then moved to
Fairfield and later to Augusta. Eta
married Horatio N Longfellow. Their
home was first in Harmony and after
ward on the East Ridge road in Corn
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A Paying Flock of Pullets

Henry Richardson has a flock of
66 purebred Brown Leghorn pull
lets. These were May Matched and
commenced laying October IS. Dur
ing the month of November they
layed 81 IL dozen of eggs. and in
December II 1-3 dozen. Mr.. Rich
ardson feels well satisfied with what
his flock is doing, and If there are any
others who have better paying flock
we would like to hear from them.
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Jas. LeWia Co.
Boot and Shoe Dealers
Geo. l.. III. Smith
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Stevens g. EaMes
GrOcers, Madison Avenue

Somerset County affairs. Copy thus
sent require one cent postage. Where
little delay is not Objectionable to,
three issues of eight pages each can
be mailed in one wrapper for one
cent. other papers can be included
If desired, so long as the weight does
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ADVERTISEMENT NONRESIDENT



of
toft
paid
further
al
owner Amoun of Tax Due
Dysart
A $500; lot
~ - 49,
Roy
10. s., 8
acres ' " ~ ~ . - $1,000 - " 1900
H. A.
9,
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Land
NJ
of Taxes OF he
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SkOWHEGAN

The Stockholders of the First Nation
al Bank of Skowhegan are hereby no
tilted that their annual meeting for
the choice of Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction of any other
business that may legally come before
them will be held at the banking rooms,
Tuesday, January IL, 1921, at 10 o'clock
in the morning.
Skowhegan, Maine. December 8, 1920
BLIN w. PAGE, Cashier.
bw50
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not exceed four ounces. Ii tine
package exceeds four ounces and e
not more than eight ounces. tive
cents is the required amount THIS
is the regular rate for third caAAs
matter, of course, no written commSs-
nications can be placed therein.
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Not far from Mainstream settled
Micheal Sawyer who drove from New
Hampshire with a four OK team in
1886. 1t is said that on one occasion
at least, he was obliged to go to Fair
field to procure hay on which to feed
his cattle. His wife's name was Ell
sic and they reared large family
of seven or more children.
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Martin Bailey is said to have driven
into town the first wagon that ever
came into Cambridge. He drove from
Green at the time, where his people
were carriage makers, to visit Miss
Pettengill, who afterward became his
wife
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Vile, where Mrs. Longfellow died in
1906. When Mr.. Chapman was eight
years of age, his parents moved from
the home farm near Corson's Corner.
down the ridge on the Skowhegan road
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Sproul, Paul & Co.
Boston. mass.
General Commits sion Merchants

Veal, Lamb. Hogs, Butter. Pouitr'
Live and dressed), Apples, Small
Fruit and Vegetables
Prices
consirnments' wanted OF All Farm
Products, Market Reports, 5tsnoils
Cards, etc., furnished on request
n n. Market and % Clinton 6treets
PROMPT Returns ct Highest Marh"
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J. NJ. g. ]. ]. Smith
Music Store
Make Your Paper Do Double Duty

Many of our subscribers mail the
dependent-Reporter after 1t has
been read by every member of the
household, to some absent friend or
relative known to be interested In
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STATE OF MAINE

In of
of Somer for the year,
toft of
of
is hereby that said and
of of Taxi
an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23

Island VII leave :.'d..y for New York
Ci'y. where the: MiI' visit their dauSh.
ter. Mrs Th"m;.., l;-udrirks. for sew
crai days.
Dr. Alvin Cummins. Of this city. has
returned home from a trip 20 SardiS. ..
I,hn WingcstNr. cashier Of tn" Vic
tur.a theatre. left yesterday for S.
wicitley. IA.
Miss Lula McC"mbs. of McMcchen.
vii. leave Friday morning for Atlantic
city.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 0. MrCluskey vii.
."aye xmas c."n.nS for New York.
wLcntr they will sail N Il few days on
an extended tour of North Atlantic and
Arctic coast Inds. They will visit
Ireland. Greenland. and various points
on the coast Of Norway. the tour taking
the greater part Of the summer. NJ
Philadelphia they Will meet friends who
have accompanied them on former tours,
and the party anticipate a most pleas
an: summer trip.
Miss Helen Woodcock. Of kirkwo"d.
who has been very i'll from the effects
Of ptomainc poisoning is recovering.
Mrs. Joseph Scifcrt Sr.. of South Chap
line street. is confined to the North
Wheeling hospital. where She underwent
a serious operation.
II. A WaGding. Of Pittshurg represent
ing the Laundry Products Company, lhc.
with laboratories and factory in Neville
Island, Pa. WAS in tho city yesterday.
My. aid Mrs. Ross I. Chew lett last
evening for Eurlcigh Falls. Ontario
Can. to spend several weeks camping
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23
EX-SOLD|ER ILL

whle going to Indian Point last
Sunday afternoon. RObrr' Kuhn. an ex-
soldier was taken severely III and since
then he has been confined TO his room
a9l2 McColioch street. quite severely
sick with crysipclas. which Is SAID TO
he the result Of wound which huhn
received in battle in France.
Tho rx-Soldcrs condition was cailed
yesterday 10 the attention OF "al'er
Moore secretary OF the hi"ahls ciuo'
who was told that the young man was
h,d,v IN mood Of medical attention. The
Casc was taken up with J. Byron NICK
erson, state commander Of tho Amer 4
I.crion, and State Adjutant Bernard
Kaiser, with the result that physicians
were secured last evening and sent TO
see the young man.
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He PAID
Florence Foreigner P1nds way Of Trans.
Rressor Hard and Il Fined $500.

Mike t'oss. Florence foreigner. VIII"
WAS arrested a week ago on charge or
prddling Illicit liquor in and near Mar
inns Ferry. was nrra;gned before Squire
John w. Davis OF Martins Ferry last
evening He pleaded guilty and was
assessed 500 and costs. lie paid and
was dismissed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23
About People
Movements OF Individuals To Ana
p~o-n The City.
AT TIE HOTELS

hoEors-';. l.. I'M. Pittsburgh: t. !"
laUS"A. To!"'lU. y. q. Bruhl. HanesviI'
Mcclure \. J. Ruth. CIarksburs. J.
=. Matthews, Ci"-k.iburg; X. Peters
M,:.ulnrt l.. -. Rpit"7. Duckhannoa:
W'.,'au T. G"".cy. Charleston. .. Berry,
Huntington.
Windsor Nj. md Mrs. Karl l.. Eli
o.. Tark, rsbu:s II. T. Wilson. Clarks-
nIr.:. Mr. and Mrs VI. :. Amber. Par
49,. hr!rs: -. l.. Mcdonald. clarksburE'
l.. H. Hays. Iark"rShurG: Mr. and Mrs.
II \ E,"k". Huntington.
SLamm-I K. James. C!arkshurg: 49,
-. Moore. I'r,~''"r' J. l.. Falls Canton;
Sun Moore. PROCTOR. Edward Shcnk
Il;tshWrhE.
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Geiiinyer-RItter,

tt, iua-rIac" - Mass C,I:I Y. iN:'cr.
Gausu;cr ~ Nj. a3d Mrs. FRANK Ritter.
- North Wheeling. and Mr.. Walter
Gei'iHrc- MAS so,"mnizcd Wednesday,
g.. rr,"G 80 he Cathedral Residence.
with Very Rev. o. II. Mcye performing
:n, .,..,rvu;r:!. III thc prrscuc" e: u few
friends ami relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schar'c.. h-Nth"T>
tn-!aw aud sister OF the bride wer" u"
immediate attendants. The bride wore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23
Entartains Claaa

Miss Marie Gollncr was hostess a. Nor
home on North Main street last even
Ing to tho Commercial class e -.
Joseph's Academy. recently graduates,
Games and music We're employed 70 pass
the hours ana dainty refreshments
added 70 the r'casurc OF the evening.
Following are tho members OF ne
class:
Misses
Katherine Mueller Olga Horn
Adelaide Nou Katherine HarH'NS
Virginia Nogler Angela Grithth
Clara Carlisle Agnes McHniee
blanche MURPHY June FLYNN
MARI Helen Mcneil Alma Walker
Marie Murphy Sarah Trainer
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

DAVIS Island Dam, - feet. falling;
rain.
OH Coy. !n"h'S. stationary; r'H"dN.
M"rglNtowu. : fee. stationary. clear
Warren, OnC-tvuih foot clear.
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NOTICE.

IN. Melody Eu!>' ''r,hr-,7H Ar" IA
..n::rr connected with FRO: tuG Mr.
l'ltunu and their GLur"a - N" St.,i"
r.:r Gruund>. and ~" INV h""Nln-
G.u,.,.~ toy IL" r,malnI,g u' ~ sum
r.rr SrL-uu tGGrrsS r.. ~ $paHHIr:.
Il li'h -. rh"uc iS@0.J Jr-%l-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23
Wedding Event

One cf the most important. or all so
cial events OF the year will be the wed
ding OF Miss Mary Chapline Milton and
Thomas McKenna Hearne. tonight. at
S. Matthews 2. f. church. The prta-
cipa,S especially the bride-to-be, have
been honored with \ continual round
OF festivities. ever since the announce
ment OF the engagement. Today's cvenc
Is looked forward 70 with greatest an
t!cipat;on by all OF WheelinS's social
set
Rehearsal was held at 81. Matthews
church last evening. and preceding this
the members Of the bridal party were
the guests OF NJ. Thomas Fea-ne. the
rrcom-elect. at a delightfully."- arranged
dinne- party AT the Country club.
~her~nlnE appointments were seen ~
table and places wc-" laid for tho fol-
lowing:
Misses
Mary Chapline Milt0 Eleanor Clark
Edith Brown. Phila- Bel" Mc.\rthur
delphia Chicago
Margaret Irwin Mar Has
Nrarv Hart. Clarhs- Louise Nelson Whit
burg aHer
MeSSrS.-
Lo:iug Milton Charleston Milton
IL G. tranzhetm Wright HuSus
Eack Sinclair Thomas McN- hear''
Harold Bioch
NeSSrs. and Mcsdaucs--
FORBES Simpson y. Garth Fearre
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Err:nunc Sunday. Jun" 18th. N sun
DAYS uu,v. lhr Court cafeteria. 1T"
'Htp..u" ST. VIII not serve Nrcai'a>'.
hu, VIII b. u;"u from l. o'rlo"H Un'" \
o'cio,N =. n. Dinner at a.! hours. MTs.n
by rnrktr'S nrch"Stra 'r-"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23

Dependence upon foreign supplies -
IM,pwnod for news print means We W..
hc 4, the mercy &c foreign manutAC-
turrrS ~ to prices.
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No.. go t,!.r. 40. -....- '".n 'iH' .ii
scr, ;r,.-, ir ,;o,r Nh'' NJ. Nr..["NiS
....I S',..H, ~ ...,
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Turesa 6upper

A delirious tureeR aupper was served
by the klae's naushlers NJ tho Third
Presbyterian last eventns In the church
parlors, Only the memhcra we're IL,
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nixIA C1nh pancA

Friday evening. July |. the POPULAR
Dixie club boys will hold a delightfully."-
Informal dance at Wheeling Park
Sanln:e Stewards Fight Piece Singing
Syucopators from Columbus. O.. VIII
furnish the very latest ard peppiest
dance numbers. adding 70 the melody
with their snappy song selections. These
musical folk have Just returned from
tho eastern cities where they furnished
music cor Val" ard Harvard house
parties An assured success Is I" be az
pectyd IN this occas;oa a. = always The
Case with Dixie Affairs.
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Dnyts-McsS

4 qu:ct bu, pretty wedding occNrre1
At tho home II the bride n Washington
Pa. Yesterday afternoon whom MISS
Ruth Moss became the bride o. Wilbur
DAVIS. % Stone Chuc"h Road. Elm
Grove Oa,y the immediate families ~
the principles with u Cow c,oSH friends.
were IN attendance. tn" ncw.Eweds will
reside on Stone Church Rad Tire hr;de
IS a popular Young w"rlln 90 The Penn
syIvanie town ard the groom IS well
known here. beng - -" dairy business
with his father. e NJ. DaI;s. This eve
Ming, q, the homo 0f i'r cro"'ns father.
a. reception will b. held Tor the coupe.
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THIS evening. n mo d!n!nR room -
Thomson VI Z. church, members "f
Thomson choir wilt no guests - -"
Kings TNuEhto-J ~ that congregation
~ a de,iGh:Euliy arranged banquet IN /"
carved at $50 o'clock. Following on
interesting program wilt no rendered.
Mrs ThnmaG Noble Ia In charge ~ n"
dining room and Mrs, &, q. Smith VIII
preside In the kitchen,
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For Brtde-to-bo

Comr'.m"rtiuc Mss Nanny B-okaw.
bride OF mex, week. AMI Miss Sue B-eG
nlson. ~ New York city. who Is the
cues. % Miss Virginia EAg. Misses
Marjorie Meyer and Martha Colv!g ea-
terta!ncd with an Informal party al .he
Colvtc home az Birch Lynn Wednesday
afternoon. Five hundred was the ch!"s
diversion and delicious luncheon wos
served a. the conclusion OF me game.
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0A
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
War | ! ! ] Es
DEAAb'fl0 ! \! / | ! r! ! ! ! !
y Want ! Il Socialist u Freed

Washington. An engagement was
made Monday with President Harding
sby eight members Of the World Wsr
veterans and others who woin conc gres-
ssional medals of honor or distinguish-
ed service awards during the late war
to present memorials asking the par
don Of Eugene v. Debs, now serving
sentence in Atlanta penitentiary. The
memorial also asked the release Of 14O
other men confined in federal prisons
after conviction upon various charges
having to do with the obstruction Of
the governments activity during the
late war. The decorated ex-service
men asked that the prisoners were
"moved by the same ideals as; moved
us" in opposing the war.
The committee which presented the
memorial included D. G.. Poindexter,
auditor Of North Dakota. ! - q
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
FROM EXCHANGES

latter part Of the week where he will
visit at the home Of his brother, who
lives west Of that village. II
The T. K. Sagen family have NOV
ed from the city to the farm for the
winter. Their residense in the city
will be occupied by the D. P. George
family.
Goodwin Olson returned to his farm
in Canada the latter part Of the week,
but will return here the latter part Of
the month to spend the winter.
Henry Jostdal left Saturday for
Minneapolis where he will spend a
few days before going to the mud
baths at Jordin, MINI. He expects to
stay there for some time in an effort
to rid himself of rheumatism.
C. A. Sagen, Smith Merriam and
Prokop Dobrovolny were among those
who went to Devils Lake Monday to
do jury duty at the term Of court.
A large number of criminal cases and
80 civil suits are expected to keep
them there for three weeks.
Sig Falleso of Derrick spent Fri
day in the city.
J. w. Wright was a Devils Lake
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pengilly entertain
ed a number of guests at a dinner
Tuesday evening.
James Keogh is spending a few
days at Northwood, attending to busi-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Alice of Mimic
are visiting at the Lou Alice home.
Mrs. Melvin Woldy and Mrs. Wal
ter Fuerstenau went to Devils Lake
Tuesday.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Andrew Swanson and Mrs. Viger
last Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Cox and son, "Billy,''
came home Saturday after having
spent two weeks at the home of the
doctors parents at Graceville, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
Erwin were at Devils Lake Thursday
when Erwin had his eyes fitted for
glasses.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
LAWToN
(Lawton Republican,

Oluf Hagen went to Grand Forks
last week.
Mrs. Fred Downs and children recent
ly went to Hillsboro.
Mrs. J. Stevens and Jay have re-
turned from Grand Forks.
Oluf Hagen visited Devils Lake on
business last week.
Mrs. C. johnson visited her daugh-@
ter in Edmore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bratt were passen-
gers to Devils Lake Monday.
Miss Mary Kerr returned from La
kota, where she had been visiting rela-
tives.'
Mrs. Clyde Sanborn went to Grand
Forks to spend the week visiting with
friends.
Miss Thora Torkelson, teacher, spent
Armistice day visiting with her par
ents at Grafton. She returned to
Lawton later.
L. c. Vobayda has returned from
business trip to Grand Forks.
Mrs. K. B. Williams has returned
from visit at Hamden.
Mrs. J. r. Jechort left last week to
visit her sister at Bartlett this state.
Jud Dawson is enjoying a brief visit
here with relatives and friends.
Miss Hansen, who has been visiting
the O. Hagen family, returned to her
home at Hillsboro. 0
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kennedy of Lakota
recently visited Lawton friends.
Professor and Mrs. Hjortland have
returned from Grand Forks after
spending Armistice day at their Old
home. ~, .
Miss Crawford having finished her
term Of teaching in School No. 4. in
Shepherd township, returned to he1
home at Calvin. 55
Mrs. E. o. Engesather Of Brocket
accompanied by her son, DR.. Enge-
sather, and daughter, Miss Marie
spent Armistice day with Mr.. and Mrs
Lunde. ,$s 5.
| Miss Earle and Miss Esby, teachers
arrived in Lawton Monday Of lasi
week, from brief visit to their par
entail homes respectively the former
at Grand Forks, the latter at Valley
City-on Armistice day. .si... &.
i Mr.. md Ars. .. s. Anthony and Mr.
and Mrs.. r. Honnef of Edmore werl
recently entertained at dinner at I'll
home d Mr.. md Mrs.. Louis Bratt
the occasion being Gusts birthday. D
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
HAMPDEN
lHampden Newsl

Miss Anna Forslund visited at the
L. C. Taylor home in Derrick between
trains Friday.
Miss Anna Clock was the guest Of
Weaver friends Friday evening.
Alvin Anderson Of Edmore. was a
social caller in the village Friday.
Prof. H. H. Anderson spent Friday
in Devils Lake with friends.
Oscar and Melvin Borg left Friday
morning for Thief River Falls, Minn.,
for visit with friends.
Mrs. j. j. Litscher was an Edmore
caller between trains Saturday.
Mrs. l. M. Lyman, Mrs. w. H. Rob-
bins and Miss May Barteau motored
to Devils Lake Monday, spending the
afternoon there shopping.
Miss Hazel Mennie was in attend
ance at the dance at Edmore Friday
evening.
Magnus Peterson left for his home
in Minneapolis Wednesday morning
after spending the past three months
in the village attending to business
matters.
Mrs. P. Peterson left Tuesday for
Grand Forks where she will spend the
winter months, returning to her home
in the village in the spring, she :hav-
ing purchased the K. B. Williams res
idence in the south part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Sanborn and
Mrs. K. B. Williams of Lawton spent
Wednesday afternoon in the village
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Williams.
Ivar Ruud was a business caller in
the village Friday from Derrick.
J. w. and ]. B. Mcmillan and r.
F. Armes motored to the Lake Fri
day afternoon.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. N. Harveland on Saturday
November 10Th. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A. Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. z. Berg were the
dinner guests of the E. A. Neidlinge1
family Sunday.
Otto M. Shipley, a former Hamp.
denite, now located at Eaton, Ohio
and interested in the Washington
Motor Co., was an arrival in the vii
lage Saturday afternoon and is spend
ing the week here attending to busi-
ness matters and renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Mrs. Minnie Barteau was a pas
senger to Argusville, N. D., Wednes.
day morning for brief visit with
her son Clark Barteau and wife.
Mrs. L. c, Taylor of Dkrridk spent
Monday evening in the village with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. G. R. Hershberger was a pas.
senger to Devils Lake yesterday morn.
ing where she will be the guest Of
friends and relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Dora Bordson returned Mon
day from Dunseith, N. D., where she
spent last week with her daughter
Miss Ethel Bordson, who is patient
at the Dunseith Sanitarium.
Miss Marjorie Oke returned to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the
Bergreen school Monday morning af.
ter spending weeks vacation at hel
home in Sarles.
Carl Boatman and Halvor Olsol
motored to Devils Lake Sunday af
ternoon. From there Mr.. Boatmal
left by train for Duluth, Minn., for ;
brief business visit.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
EDMORE
(Herald-NeWS)

Mrs. Honnef has returned from
Devils Lake where she was taking
treatment for her throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson and
two children of Warwick spent Armis-
tice Day at the Chas. Ingersol home.
Miss Myrtle Sagen spent Armistice
Day in the city on vacation from her
school duties. She returned by train
Saturday.
Our first touch of real snowfall ar
rived Saturday morning together with
an east wind. It continued until the
ground was well covered.
Mrs. O. P, Nokken of Fargo left
Tuesday for her home after having
spent a week at the home Of w. j.
Jennings. She is an aunt of Mr.. Jen-
nings.
Mrs. J. ]. Sharp and little daugh-
ter came Saturday to pay the doctor
a visit. It is probable that the fam
lily will come here permanently as soon
as they can find a house that is for
rent.
Little Marjorie Ogilvie entertained
number Of her little girl friends al
q birthday party Friday afternoon
The games and lunch was greatly en-
joyed by the little ladies.
J. w. Wright autoed to Devils Lake
Tuesday as a witness in booze run
ner case. 81 ;urning the same evening.
Ihe ease did not come up for trial,
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