The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-05-31
R A NJ S E Y
(From Staff Correspondent

wills Lake last week to attend home
guard meeting. Mr.. Benson belongs
to the Home Guard.
Mr.. Hans Weldon, Mrs. Carl Volden
and daughter Melvia and Mrs. Gilbert
Volden and baby went to Devils Lake
one day last week to shop and visit.
1t his been reported that yau can
hear the sweet clover growing around
the Lake Region.
Mr.. Pete Volden was in Devils Lake
one day last week attending to busi-
ness.
Mr.. Anton Christ and Mr.. Strong of
Devils Lake were in this vicinity this
last week attending to professional
business.
Mr.. Viebjorn Halvorson of Pelican
township was a business visitor in
Devils Lake last week.
Mr.. Alfred Christianson, our local
merchant made short trip to Devils
Lake Monday morning.
Mr.. Thorvold Peterson and Mr.. Isaac
Peterson from near Grand Harbor
were business visitors in Ramsey last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Peder Glerum ST., went to
Devils Lake last Sunday evening re-
turning Monday with Mr.. Aasmund-
stad. While in Devils Lake Mr..
Glerum visited with his children there
and was the guest Of his daughter
and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Torvick, Mr..
Glerum went to the city in order to
hear the Cantata Ruth" given at the
Grand Theatre, Sunday evening. Mr..
Glerum states that the Cantata was
very we'll rendered and that the Grand
was crowded to the limit. Mr.. Glerum
(, son-in-law, Mr.. Hoghaugh, and his
grand son Philip Hoghaug were memb-
ers of the cantata. Others who took
part in the cantata who have friends
and acquaintance here are: Mrs.
E. o. Tuneberg, Miss Martha Rustad
and the director, Rev. Loftness of De-
wills Lake.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Bromseth and
Mrs. Bromseth's sister Miss Dorthea
Timboe accompanied by Mr.. Edwin
Foss and Theodore Benson went to
Devils Lake Friday Mr.. Bromseth,
Mr.. Foss and Mr.. Benson attended the
Ek's meeting and Mrs. Bromseth
visited with relatives.
Still waiting patiently for a can
didate for States Attorney from this
county. Nothing like having a trust
4. worthy straight forward, capable
man for this position and worthy Of
our support and vote. Never mind
Fits a long time till fall.
The pupils of School No. render.
ed good program on May oath. The
program was Of on industrial nature
and much enjoyed by patrons anG
friends
A petition has been circulated in
the northern part of our district join.
ing Coulee praying and asking on,
county commissioners to act and make
this portion of Grahams Island dist
riot a part of Coulee so that tn,
!, pupils and patrons can take ad
: vantage Of the excellent Penn con
solidated school. This will be great
benefit to the children as riding VI
to five miles in a bus and entering
ia good sanitary building with water
7 and other equipment is to an advant
3 age for the health and progress O
! the child. The children have here
J, to-fore had distance Of up to tw,
; miles and some beyond the limit carry
: ing water and lunch pail and enter
t ing the unsanitary school No.
building of Grahams Island, which i
t poorly equipped. wonder where thes
E people obtained their petitions for
: took between three and four months t,
|get ours made out.
r Mr.. Anton Myren from near Gram
Harbor was business visitor il
: Ramsey Friday morning.
Mr.. Martin Timboe went to Devil
: Lake Friday to attend the Elk
meeting.
< Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stoeser o
Penn were guests at the program
: given in school No. last Wednes
: day afternoon.
The pupils and teachers Of schoo
t No.,4, served delicious cake, real ic
cream and good coffee after the pro
r gram on May 24th.
Mrs. Tom Christensen was an owe