The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-27
EDMORE
(Edmore Herald News

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editor were all at he county fair the
same day. Those in need of printing
on this side of the county on that par
ticular day.were surely out of luck.
MI. and Mrs Knoke Of Mazenod,
Saskatchewan, Canada, who have been
visiting for a time with Mr.. Knoke's
brother, Leo, Of Derrick, have return
ed to Canada. Miss Anna Lovgren &C.
companied them, and will visit rela-
tives in that vicinity for a short time.
The contractors are busy moving the
city hall from its site at the school
house to the new foundation which has
been built for it in is old location.
1t is probable that by the time the
Herald-News reaches the readers it
will be set in it's permanent place.
Chas. Thompson of Ontario, Canada,
who has been visiting his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Otto Win., for
ten days, left Monday en- route to the
west coast and Canadion Rockies,
where he will enjoy the sights until
late fall. He is a son Of tae president
Of the Canadian Millers association,
his father also being 4 member &C
the parliament. He is not in the BEST
Of health and is taking a long rest.
Miss Lorraine Currier was a week.
end visitor at Crary, where she was
a guest at the home Of her grand
mother.
: Rye cutting in this vicinity has
commenced, and it is a ve:y pronlis-
ing crop. This vicinity is almost Il week
later than in the Devils Lake vicin-
ity, where 4 number of fields were
Eeing cut and shocked a week ago.
A few fields of barley in that vicinity
were also being cut at that time.
MIR. and Mrs. Win Cooley and chill.
dren, of Devils Lake, were Sunday
guests at the editors home. Mr.. Cool
ey is head machinist at the Henry
Motor Co.'s garage in that city, and
is enjoying a brief vacation from the
heavy work incident to July 4th and
the Fair week.
Edmore's base ball team journeyed
to Hampden Sunday for two games,
but were unsuccessful in bringing
home any scalps, having been defeat
ed two games by the scores of 8 to 5,
and ID to 4. The local team failed to
support their pitchers in the pinches,
and were light on the "stick."
George Wright, wife and children
arrived in the city Friday evening by
auto, having made the trip from tncir
home in Gardena, California. They
had a very pleasant trip and had no
trouble. The family spent a yea, in
California, but MI. Wright tuld the
Herald-News that he intends to re-
main in the north for a year or so and
may decide to remain in this vicinity.
Miss Katy Sagen was 4 visitor at
Lakota the latter part of the week.
Delbert Smith came back to I'd
more Friday from his homo in Spoon
er, Minnesota, to which place the
Smith family moved last fall.
The little girl of D.. Diseth was
taken to the feeble minded institute
at Grafton Sunday, where she will be
treated. Since birth she has been I'M
well, but it is thought that treatment
will give her the blessing of good
health which she has never vet e!l-
joyed.
Mrs. Martin Sagcn returned from
nor husbands bedside at Fargo the
latter part OF the week to atter,I 20
matters at honte, but returned in a few
days. Martin is making progress to-
ward recovery, but is expected that it
will be some time before he can re-
turn home.
Mike Rutten, of Hunter, was a Wis
ltor in the city Tuesday and yesterday
There is a probability that Mr.. Rutten
may return to Edmore as a grain buy
er in one Of the local elevators.
Thos. Goulding and Carl Homme
were visitors at Neville Monday
where Mr.. Goulding went to look ove1
an elevator, which he is considerins
purchasing.
Mrs. Andy Larson, who underwear
On operation at Devils Lake last week
is making rapid recovery.
Mrs. Clarence Sagen left Monda.
for Belfield, this state, to visit for :
time with her mother.
Contractor Dahl has about compfet
ed the cement foundation for the cit,
ball, which, during late years, ha
served as an auxiliary school house
With the new building ready for tn
opening of the fall terra, the city hal
building will be returned to its Of,
location to the rear Of the spangel
residence.
The editor and Earl Blocker, mem
.bers OF the Elks band, were at Devil
Lake during the fair, where tncy play
ed with that organization. -Four band
furnished the music the Doyo,
band, the Buxton band, the Boz Scou
bang, and the Elks band. All furnish
ed good music, but it was to be ex
pected that with the better musician
the Elks band would be the more 81
ficient, receiving many compliments
The Misses Gertrude Evanson, Ovi
dia Hammer, Beatrice Wing and FL