The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. julius Gilberg and
children returned Wednesday from
Minnesota, where they have been fol
some time on an outing.
F. M. Cook returned Wednesday
from Des PLANES, Illinois, where he
accompanied the body Of his father
who died here last week.
Olaf Svidal and Ola Oldhus went
to Fargo, Sunday evening, where they
attended q convention of the North
Dakota Sonfjordlaget.
Starkweather and the surrounding
country was pretty we'll deserted Mon
day when every one pulled out and
went to the circus at Devils Lake.
Mrs. w. C. Fawcett and son return
ed Tuesday evening from Ontario,
where they had been for some time
visiting with friends and relatives.
Jerry Mccarthy, former well known
local farmer, came in Friday to look
after his farming interests here and
renew acquaintance with old friends.
VIM. Mccarthy came in Friday with
his brother Jerry from Crosby and
spent a few days visiting friends here.
Mr. Mccarthy wa a resident of this
community about fifteen years ago.
Frank Miller, of Lakota, has ac-
cepted a position in the Broadway
Meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Pownell drove
over from York Friday for a few days.
visit here with friends and relatives.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Karlas on Friday, June "a.
l.. D. Maurer arrived last week from
his home at Long Beach, California,
for a visit here with friends and re-
latives and to look after some BUSH
ness interests.
I. j. Dougherty left Tuesday for
the Twin Cities, where he will look
after business interests. He expects
to go from Minneapolis to Montana
to spend the Fourth.
Jack and Newton Fawcett, VIM.
Gill and James Currie returned FRIDAY
from Devils Lake, where they had
been in camp for ten days at the Y.
n. c. A. camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Freedom and
son came up from Neville Saturday
evening and spent Sunday here with
friends and relatives They returned
Monday morning.
. Miss Pearl Gilseth, of Grand Forks. |
arrived last week for a visit here
with relatives. She is a niece of Mrs.
F. E. Shively and George and Free
man Rollofson.
MI. and Mrs. Edwin Traynor re-
turned Friday from Minot, Bismarck
and other points in the western part of
the state, where they went on an auto
tour.
Thos. E. Morgan, former known
local business man, now located At
Grand Forks, arrived Wednesday even
ing o a short business visit here.
MI. and Mrs. Gunder Stenberc drove
N Friday from Ray, where they have
oeen for some time. They left Mon
DAY Tor hinot, where they expect to
locate.
Readers Of The Times will miss a.
very valuable feature in our paner
this week. Miss Agnes Andersoa. who
a acted as the Times correspondent
at Garske for some time, is awav on
9 vacation and the very interesting
Garske notes are missing this week.
MISS Anderson is a correspondent ex-
eraordinary and her weekly letter
from Garske is the equal of ANYTHING
produced in this state. We are glad to
announce that it will be resumed upon
Miss Anderson's return.
r. A. Sine, Pearl Sine and Leonard
zlnnicker left Thursday morning bv
auto for Montana. Miss Pearl will
teach school there while Mr.. Sine and
Leonard will return some time within
the next month.
= Jas. Campbell returned Monday
evening to his home at HarIowtown.
Montana, after having been called
Eere by the death Of his father-in.
law. Mrs, Campbell and baby will re-
main here for come time yet. ~
Matt Rollofson, "a years Of age,
father otGeorge and Freeman Rollof-
son and Mrs. F. E.. Shively, died at
his home at Cando Wednesday morn
Ing after q long illness due to cancer
OF the stomach.
Willis Olsorxis now employed in the
local pool hall and will be in charge
Of that business during the absence
OF Henry Landsiedel who leaves Sun
cay for a visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,.
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