The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-22
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CHURCHs FERRY
(Fron Churchs Ferry SUM

A young man, COrellus Skaar, 2S
years old, died last Friday morning at
the old home of his parents, 10 miles
northwest of Leeds. He has for the
last five years been suffering with
consumption and all remedies proved
fruitless. He spent year at the Dun
sieth sanatorium and year on the
west coast. Since last fall he has kept
to his bed. He was born in this vic
Unity and has many friends and ac-
quaintances around Leeds. He was
buried last Monday from the North
F'rairie church north Of Leeds, Rev.
Casperson performing the services. He
leaves brother and sister. His par
ents are both dead years ago.
l. E. Sorlie is a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of county commits
sioner of the fifth district and will
seek nomination at the June primar-
les. Mr.. Sorlie has been a capable Of
fetal and his announcement for re-
election will meet with the approval
of large majority of the voters of
the district.
Egeland won the basketball cham
pionship of the sixth district by de-
feating Devils Lake at the basketball
tournament held in Devils Lake last
Friday and Saturday. The score was
% to 10. Churchs Ferry was match
ed against Egeland in the first game
of the series and put up plucky fight
and made a creditable showing.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G
F. Lineburg, Thursday, March 8.
Mrs. Roy Noltimier left Friday eve.
ming for Sycrause, N. Y, where she
will visit her cousin.
Churchs Ferry was well represent
ed at the American Legion show
Friday night at Devils Lake.
Walter Ebel and family will arrive
this week to make their home. Nh
Ebel will work at the Motor Inn gar
age for Enger Bros.
| Miss Iva Moen of Culbertson, Mont
who was the guest last week of he
cousin, Evelyn Sorlie, returned to he
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Sorlie and Mrs
J. G. jacobson went to Leeds Satur
day to attend the funeral of the in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Stansbury an,
daughter Nellie of Devils Lake wer
week end visitors at the home of tn
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D
iStansbury.
Ingvold Jordahl was at Devils LAX
Monday between trains.
The editor was confined to his HON
a few days the first of the week wit
the flu.
Mrs. H. A. Moe and Mrs. job
Overland entertained the M. E. All
at the Moe home Thursday Afternoon
A large number enjoyed the splendi
lunch.
There was good attendance a
the Parent Teachers meeting held
1.-THE high school assembly room Tues
'day night. Miss Stenson, the count
nurse, was present and spoke befor
the association on her work in tn
county. The remainder of the program
consisted of the following musics
numbers: a piano solo by Jonett
Raftshol and vocal solo by Eilee
Hanson.
Rev. O. M. Bake of Battle Lake
Mimi, is holding special services thi
week in the Libanon church; he wi
be in Churchs Ferry Sunday and tn
first of the week will hold service
in the settlement northwest of Iced!
Rev. Bake is one of the travelin
evangelists in the Lutheran Ere
; church.
Rev. Casperson returned few day
ago from a trip to Duluth and Minnes
polls, having been absent about
week, his little daughter Mildred &C
companying him. He attended tn
rs year jubilee of the Trinity Churc
in Duluth and also an executive com
mittee meeting of the mission boarc
On the hills in and around Dulut