The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-30
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ferred upon Mrs. Engelhorn reflects
much credit upon the local lodge which
is one Of the most active and largest
in the state compared to the sixe ot
the town.
Mrs. John Void was the recipient Of
a farewell party given by . number
of friends and neighbors Saturday
evening. Games and visiting was the
diversion of the evening. Mrs. Void
was presented with a cut glass cream
and sugar set.
: Miss Rachel Kirkeide, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirkeide was unit
ed in marriage Wednesday, March %
to Ole Myhre of Leeds, Rev. Raftshol
officiating. The bride was attended
by a sister Of the groom, Miss Gem
Menus. Ernest Kirkeide acted as
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Myhre will
make their home on the Kirkeide
farm south Of Churchs Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Severson cele-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
their marriage at their home March
18th, when a number Of friends and
neighbors gathered at their home
Mr. and Mrs. Severson were present
ed with a beautiful set of pearl
handled knives and forks, and TWEEN
ty-fve dollars. Mr.. Severson was
also presented with a silver Hampden
watch.
Ingmar Kirkeide Of Grand Forks
was in Churchs Ferry for a few days
to attend the wedding of his sister
which was solemnized Wednesday.
Nels Gilberg was a business visitor
last week in Fargo and Grand Forks.
returning home Friday. He reports
business pretty dull in those cities.
Word was received here last week
from Mrs. Murray, who wa called to
her mothers home in Virginia some
weeks ago, that her mother passed
away on March IL. Mrs. Murray is.
expected home the first part Of April
W. A: Hausmann, T. E. Engelhorn
and H. A. Moe were elected delegates
at the caucus held here Saturday night
and went to Devils Lake Wednesday
to- attend the district convention cal
led. to elect delegates to attend the
recall convention.
Emil Berg Of Perth was a visitor
here on Monday.
Mrs. John Knapp Of Bisbee was in
town shopping Tuesday.
Tho M q oI:oe A;J rno% Nth NJ,
H. A.. Moe on Thursday afternoon.
S. o. Nestergard Of Brinsmade was
pleasant caller at our sanctum Sat
!
Lawrence Hanson Of Fessenden
came home the first of the week.
Miss Hazel Steen, who is teaching
at Hensel, is home for the Easter
vacation.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson returned last
to Rolette, the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. W. C. Smith. ~
Miss Mae Engelhorn returned last
Saturday from Minnewaukan where
she visited a few days with her sister.
Miss Adeline.
Rev. W. A. Dunnett left for Cando
Monday where he is spending the
week assisting Rev. Miller of the NJ
:. church of that city in special meet
Ings.
H. H. Berg and S. M. Sanders went
% Devils Lake Monday to serve as
at the term Of court that
opened there this week. Mr.. Sanders
was excused on account Of farm du-
les.
At the close Of the r. N. A. meet
ng last Monday evening the mem.
'ers of Irish ancestry provided the
entertainment for celebrating St. Pa
birthday.
Train No. 80 stopped last Thurs
lay night for passengers bound fol
Devils Lake to attend the American
big show, "Pass the Buck"
All those who attended pronounced
t a big success.
MI. and Mrs. MAIDS Nikkelson of
entertained q number Of
and relatives at their home
N Friday evening, March II, in hon.
" Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson.
Mrs. Anderson, was formerly Miss
olga Mikkelson, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. MAIDS Mikkelson and her mar
iage to Mr.. Anderson took place
recently.
Mrs. E. F. Meier and children re-
;urned home last Friday from Bert
wick.