The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-08-02
CATO NEWS
(From Staff Correspondence

Noonan Monday.
Dora Wander Heiden spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Schledorn.
Mr.. Oscar BaEken who for some
time has been blowing with a tractor
at the Dahl hime in Fancher moved
to the Carl Aaberg home in Cato.
Due to the rain Tuesday afternoon
he was unable to travel any farther
with his tractor on Tuesday and spent
the night at Wander Heiden's 60
ing on to Carl Aaberg's Wednesday
morning.
Ed. Erickson called at Steve Tul-
gans Tuesday.
John Ruysbroek was business cal
ler in Edmore Friday.
Alloys Schledorn called at the Frank
Schledorn home Sunday evening.
Mr.. T. L. Collins returned to Cato
after spending some time visiting at
Hunter, N. D.
Frank Schledorn was an Edmore
caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Kalhagen and daughter
Anna and son Carl, were Edmore
shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. Ed. Erickson and sons Stanley
and Roger, were callers at the Cham
berlain farm near Southam Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schledon
were Edmore shoppers Saturday fore
noon.
Mr.. DeBoer and son Weiger of
Webster spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at the Wander Heiden home.
Miss Anna Kalhagen called at John
Hansens and Wander Heidens Thurs
day, when she presented eighth grade
diplomas to Herman Hansen and Eva
Wander Heiden.
Barbara and Lawrence Keller visit
ed at the R. P. Stewart home Sun
| day.
Miss Evelyn Collins left Wednes-
day for Valley City, where she will
attend Normal school. Miss Collins
will teach school in Fancher next
winter. We all wish her success in
her first year of teaching.
Connie, EVE and Johnnie Stewart
and Pohnnie Ruysbroek, were callers
at Ed. Ericksons Monday.
Gwendolyn and Lucille Erickson
were visitors at Wander Heidens Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wright and
children were Edmore shoppers Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Erickson and
children were callers in Southam Sat-
urday.
Steve Tulgan was an Edmore cal
Ter Saturday evening.
Stanley Erickson called at Henry
Wrights Wednesday.
Among the Cato people who called
| in Edmore Thursday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Kalhagen, Mr.. S. Thorson,
R. P. Stewart and children and julius
Keller and son Lawrence.
Mr.. Ed. Erickson was caller in
Brocket Monday.
Oscar, Marie, Selma and Olive New
gard accompanied by Alice Arm
strong from Minnesota visited at the
Wander Heiden home Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Ed. Erickson was a caller at
Henry Wright's Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ruysbroek and
son Johnnie, and Connie Stewart were
Edmore callers Saturday evening.
Elmer Kalhagen visited at John
Hansens Tuesday.
John and Frank Bauers were Ed
more callers Saturday evening.
Most of the farmers in Cato have
been busy harvesting rye the past
week.
Robert, Willie and Johnnie Stewart
and Leonard Thorson visited at the
Ed. Erickson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Aaberg and
children were Edmore callers Sat.
urday.
Mrs. I. c. Welty and son Rex, were
Edmore callers Thursday.
Mr.. julius Keller was business
caller in Edmore Thursday where he
purchased a new binder.
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Anna, and Mrs. Carl Aaberg visited
at the A. W. Belling home in Over,
land Monday.
John Bauers vase Devils Lake
shopper Monday.
Connie Stewart visited at Ed. Erick.
! sons Sunday.
Visitors at the John Hanson home
Sunday were George Gunderson
Jenson, Anderson and P. Elverum al
from Devils Lake.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Berg and child
rem, and Edna Thorson were Ed
more shoppers Saturday evening.
Alice Wander Heiden and Andrew
Zezzen visited at the R. P. Stewart
home Eunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schledorn ane
Mr.. j. Schledon and son Theodore
! and daughter Dena, visited at A
Wander Heidens Sunday.
Stanley and Roger Erickson wer.