The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Searle Of family
called on the Murdock Mcdonald


called on the Murdock Mcdonald
family on Sunday.
The regular business meeting of the
school Board of Overland school
District should have been held on
Tuesday April 18th, but owing to the
fact that only one member put in an
appearance, no session was held.
j. P. johnson shopped in Edmore on
Wednesday Of last week.
Peter Bathgate, proprietor of Deer
Hill Farm drove lizzie in to Edmore
on Wednesday and reports the roads
as being very fair at that time.
Clarence Myrvick has been employed
for spring work by Harold Aslakson,
on his fathers farm.
Ole Sorenson and son drove by auto
to Osnabrock on Saturday, transact
ing business with H. A. Helgeson in
connection with the four hundred and
eighty acre farm which they are rent
ing from him.
Louis Searle was in Nekoma Sat-
urday, transacting business.
Albert Balik, brather of Mrs. Joe
Dufak has accepted employment with
Louis Searle for the spring.
Gus and Cornelius Ellefson and fam
lily visited with the Arthur Christian
sen family on Sunday.
Thorval Torkelson spent Sunday
evening with Joe Robrovolny at his
ho obo1n, ano ri, ont
Murdoch Mcdonald and family
spent Wednesday at the home Of
Malcom Mcdonald where they all visi-
ted with Don Mcdonald Of Regina,
Canada.
Mr.. Mcdonald formerly of Munich
and interested in drug store there
which has recently burned is here
looking after the insurance.
Selmer Sorenson called at the Oscar
Landsen home on Friday.
Miss Sophia Mcdonald who has fin
ished her term of teaching in the
western part of the state returned to
the parental home on Sunday.
Norris Norveson visited with his
friends Angus and Morrison on Sun
day.
Mrs. G. A. McMurray returned from
Grand Forks on Wednesday.
School closed on Friday for vaca-
ton of five weeks which will give
the "sons" OF Highland Center a
chance to follow the plow and drag.
On account of the long vacation the
teachers left on Friday evening for
their home Miss Eileen Redmond,
our principal going to Starkweather,
Miss Hilda Stoa to Fairdale. She was
accompanied by Miss Edith Hyndman
who left from there Saturday on the
West bound train for. her home at
Pearth, N. D.
Miss Marget Kvoal assisted at the
Mcdonald home part of last week.
Regelstad was an Edmore visitor
Saturday making the trip by auto.
Sig Idland is employed on the Gus
Swanson farm for the spring work.
Wallace Idland spent several days
last week with Joe Dobroonly.
Ralph Kucher transacted business
in Edmore on Wednesday.
It is reported that George Stensland
one Of the progressive HIGHLAND farm
ers has forty acres Of wheat seeded.
An aunt of Mrs. j. L. Stensland,
passed away last week at the ripe
old age of eighty years. The deceased
has made her home with Mrs. Stems
land for number of years. The
family have the sympathy Of the COM
munity.
Ole Sandbeck and family were Sun
day visitors at the home of Joe Du-
fax.
Chas. Martinson a former resident
of this township has accepted employ
ment with the farmers mill and Ter
minal elevator at Grand Forks, and is
moving his family to said city.
Fred Robb and family from North
of Fairdale and Oscar Landsmen
were Sunday visitors at Emil Rim
holts.. Also a brother and sister OF
Mrs. Reinholt were in the company.