The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
R A. N s E z
(From Staff Corregpondent.)

Mr.. and Mrs. John Loften from
Grand Harbor township were shop
pers in Devils Lake Thursday. Mrs.
Hans Klupen accompanied them.
The annual school election for
the Grahams Island district was held
at School No. 8, on Tuesday of last
week. Two officers were voted on
whose terms expired at this time.
K. o. Nestegard who was can
didate to succeed himself as director
received 10 votes, I. S. ]. Bo received
(one) vote for treasurer and Martin
Timboe received 10 (ten) votes for
treasurer.
At the state teachers association
in Fargo last November they urged
the publication Of the. results of elec-
tions held in school districts.
1t might be well for the benefit of
one of the many voters in the Grahams
Island school district to quote the
state law regarding school elections
as taken from General School Laws.
Section 129 Of Article S.. Gail
elections by the people shall be by
secret ballot, subject to such regula-
tions as shall be provided by law"
Wouldn'tl it be a peaceful state
OF affairs it wise Interpretation Of
our state laws were followed in the
Grahams Island school district?
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Tollefson of the
Big Coulee congregation were guests
of the Ladies' Aid at S. Bromseths.
The Ladies Aid of the Norway
church was entertained by Mrs. Sivert
Bromseth, assisted by Mrs. Toilet
Bromseth on Thursday. Although the
weather was unfavorable large
crowd of members and friends were
there to partake Of the delightful
luncheon.
Miss Annie Halvorson, Miss Hilda
Halvorson and Clara limbo were the
serving committee.
Guests at the Holstien farm home
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Torgeson of
Churchs Ferry. Mrs. Torgenson is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Holstien.
Miss Torgenson of Churchs Ferry
is a guest at the Holstien home.
Our ever popular county commits
sioner, Mr.. Sorlie of Churchs Ferry
attended to business in this vicinity
last Friday.
Mrs. Ode Fielder and Miss Carrie
Foss motored out to the Bromseth
home Thursday to attend the Ladies
Aid.
Rev. and Mrs. Aafstol and sons and
daughters were guests at the Ladies
Aid Thursday.
Miss Carrie Foss who is employed in
Manns store of Devils Lake motored
out to the farm home Saturday re-
turning Monday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Raftsol leave this
week for Concordia college to take
in the graduation and other school
tests.
julius Raftsol, their son, is gra-
duate from Concordia this year
They will visit in Fergus Falls be-
fore returning.
Alexander Glerun of Devils Lake
was a visitor at the Glerum home.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Bromseth and
Miss Clara Timboe drove by car to
Minnewaukan Sunday evening.
Mr.. Irvine of the Point was visit
or in Devils Lake Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Foss
on Tuesday June 9TH a baby boy.
Many friends have rendered their re-
spects to the baby son and mother
Miss Alma Halvorson who has at
tended the Brinsmade High School the
past year has returned to her home for
the summer vacation.
Miss Selma Moen has returned from
short visit at Baker. .
Jim McGinnes has been guest
at the Tom K. Moen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Volden and
family and Mrs. Hans Volden drove
by car to Baker, Wednesday. Mr..
Volden attended to business intrests
and the ladies and children visited
at the Alfred Lunde home.
Mr.. Anton Myren and Mr.. E. Oium
OF near Grand Harbor drove to De-
wills Lake by car Sunday.
Mahy from around Ramsey at
tended the "Hallinglaget" fest at
Chautauqua.
Mr.. George Dion was caller in
Devils Lake Thursday.
Among the guests at the Paul Foss
home Sunday were two of Mr.. Fosse's
brothers from Minnewaukan and Es-
mond.
Miss Brye, the Lutheran Parochial
teacher, opened school in the Norway
church, Monday.
Mr.. Arthur Christianson made a
trip to Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rienhald Huthe were
shoppers in Devils Lake one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kuhnert and
baby Hazel were in Devils Lake
Thursday returning in time to take
in the Ladies' Aid, luncheon at Brom-