The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-08
HIGHLAND CENTER NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent

To the great delight of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nelson son was born
last week. Mother and boy reported
doing fine.
B. G. Helgeson was an Edmore
shopper and business visitor Satur-
day. He reported the roads as being
extremely bad from east side of the
township. ,s
Mrs. Emil Reinholt visited at the
parental home last week in Osnabrock
township, Cavalier county.
Mrs. Oscar Landseur and baby
daughter visited last week at Devils
Lake with her sister-in-law, Mr..
Landseur's sister, and returned home
the latter part of the week.
John Nevocek, Jr., and his father
here business visitors in Edmore
Saturday.
Martin Gjesdah1, who has been MAX
ing his home with the Sven Holland
family, has been visiting the James
Dobbie family, and Christyjes Dahl
family during the past week. When
the weather warns up he expects to
repair number of cars in this local
ity and when through with that line
of work will go to Canadian north
west for balance of the year. In that
7 Martin is an energetic young fellow.
We wish him god fortune under the
Union Jack.
Albert Erickson, who has farmed in
Highland Center during the past two
years, has met with reverses similar
to what the rest of us have met with,
has managed in very excellent way
to keep the wolf a considerable dis
lance from his door by means of a
good gun and a sure dinner in person
of himself at the wood end of the
fire arm, for it is understood by this
correspondent that said Erickson
picks up a SIS Fifteen dollar gold
piece about every time he goes to
Edmore in the form of fox and up
to-date has picked up some six or
seven of them valued at about SIS
each. I should not wonder but that
the turkey raisers of this community
might easily afford to pay this gentle
man handsome bounty ON these
animals, for like some people they
are very fond of turkeys and are not
particular as to how high priced they
|are.
Robert Chelleberg, who lives close
to the Cavalier county line, has been
confined to his house considerable
OF the time during last month, with
rheumatism, has recovered recently
and we are all glad that Robert is
now able to do his own chores. for
there is no other person in the town
ship more attentive to his stock than
is he. And, we know it was hard for
him not to be able to make the reeu-
lar trips in and around the barn
which is necessary to the ideal care
of stock. Reinholt Torkelson, his
nearest neighbor, did his chores TO,
him during his illness, and this helr
was considerable relief to Mr.. Chell.
bey's mind, for said neighbor was an
excellent hand at this time of need.
Gust Swanson made business trir
to the farm of Alfred Dammen last
Wednesday where he bought some
first class seed wheat for his vel
cultivated farm. Mr.. Swanson is 8
firm believer in having the very best
, quality seed. The best is none toe
, good for Gust.
Last Friday evening an old time
dance was given by Mr.. Erick Mar.
veson and family at his home. A
, large crowd was in attendance anc
; all report a dandy good time. A splen.
did cup of coffee and lunch were
, served by Mrs. Narveson who is notec
as being an excellent coffee maker anc
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