The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
EDMoRE
(Hefald-News)

A wedding of considerable interest
was solemnized in Lankin, February
first when Miss Anastasia Matejack
and Rudolph NJ. Kuchar were united
In marriage. The bride ia q popular
lady Of Lankin, where she has many
friends. The groom is q son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kuchar, old time res
idents Of Ramsey county.
The A. o. U. W. lodge held q well
attended meeting and initiation Tues
day evening. Fifteen members were
taken into the order. Fifty new
matabers 1Kill Be initiated March first.
J. d. Kearns, district deputy Of Devils
Lake, was present ct the meeting
Tuesday. -.
The Hard time social given by the
Ladies aid Of the Methodist Church
in the Church basement Friday even
ing, proved . great success. Some
few people disregarded warnings
about coming dressed as they would
in better days and were fined by Judge
Rosholt. Most Of the costumes were
appropriate for the occasion. Mrs.
N. Mcdonald and "Cap" Walter Fur
tenau were awarded prizes for having
the best costumes. A hard time
lunch was served late in the evening,
Filing skjevland. has ret,Saaed
from Norway where he spent several
enjoyable weeks. \
Ole Ohnstad Of Devils Lake VAST
business visitor in the city Friday.
Reverend Enrud was At Brocket
Friday where he held services In the
Lutheran church.
Mrs. George DeForrest arrived Sat.
urday from Slater, Iowa, for q visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Woods.
Lawrence Bottom left Friday morn
ing for st. Paul, where he will attend
to business matters before going to
Es Crosse, Wisconsin, to spend ! few
days before returning to Edmore.
Miss Selma Welrmuller went to
Leeds Friday morning where she
spent the weekend at the parental
home. Her visit was prompted by
the illness Of her mother.
Roy Henrietta Of Leeds was . guest
Of Ed Miller Friday night. Their &C.
quaintance dates back to the time
that they were both located ct Leeds,
which IL Mr.. Henrietta home. and
where MI. Miller was engaged In busi.
ness.
*ARdrew Bertramson spent . short
ttiMne in.ths, city tn. latter Part o.. the
.xeeetk on business. matters. = fIs LIFT
&&sturday mpring for :Ms, {aFmi II Can.
saa' to get things in feadi4esss III
spring work.
Miss Mae Schneekloth, : teacher in
the Derrick schools, was . shopper in
the city Saturday. ~
Martin Knutson Of Hampden was in
the village last evening, having come
down 70 take some degree work in the
Masonic lodge which held regular ~.
sion last evening.
The school election held last week
in which the voters were to cast their
vote either for or against the bond
ing Of the district Tor IN additional
100000 to complete the new school
building, and to increase the debt
limit Of the district IN additional s
per cent brought out . -fairly-uepre.
sentative VOTE. There vas only one
dissenting vote upon the proposition.
Earl Nyhus RETURNED homo Sat
turday from Minneapolis; whses he
went some time ago to await instrhc.
Itions before going On to Texas whsre
he planned to accept employment, A
change in plans prevented him going,
and he has decided to 20 to Yankten,
South Dakota, where be has bsen Of.
Tered a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Aslakson, and
little granddaughter. returned Sat.
|urday, from : winters sojourn IN Cal.
ifornia. While they had "a. enjoy.
able cutting. they are glad 70 ct bacl
Ito th1eir home here again. .s
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