The Devils Lake world., 1922-09-06
FANCHER NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent.)


been staying with her sister, Mrs.
Perry Person, left for Tolna, N. D.,
Sunday with Ruben Anderson.
Miss Thressa segvulson who has
been helping Mrs. Jess Pingilly left
for the hame of her mother Sunday.
AL Heddon and daughter, Ada were
visitors at the Geo. F. Graham home
Monday afternoon on business.
Mandus Vaule was caller at the
Jess Pengilly home Tuesday.
Ruben Anderson autoed to Churchs
Ferry to visit his brother and sister,
Sunday.
Harold Aslakson is helping the
Thompson brothers haul grain.
Gene, Mac, and Don Granam were
visitors at the Morey brothers home
Tuesday morning On business.
Agnes and Clarence Vaule stayed
with Mrs. Jess Pengilly Wednesday.
Charley Brekke was doing Sam
Adsen's chores while he went to Grand
Forks after his wife who il; just up
after an operation for appendicitis.
James Braaten was caller at the
Geo. F. Graham home Saturday Oh
business.
The Barstad Boe and johnson,
threshing machine started up Tuesday
on the the John Boe farm north Of
Edmore.
Harold Aslakson was a visitor at
the Geo. F. Graham home Sunday.
Mrs. Jess Pengilly was a caller at
the Mandus Vaule home Monday noon.
Al Heddon and Mike Davis were
business callers at the Mrs. Geo.
Graham home Tuesday morning.
Charley Brekke is helping Geo. F.
Graham haul grain.
Miss Stella Segwaulson was guest
at the Pengilly home for dinner We'd
nesday.
Even Anderson called at the Bjorn
Trontviet home Wednesday morning
on business.
Geo. F. Graham was caller in Der
rick Tuesday morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hansen and
children Alpha and Richard visited
their sister and daughter, Cora who
is working on the Lewis DeMars cook
car with Miss Caroline Dahl.
Miss Helen Anderson and Miss En-
ma Dobrovolony are working in the
Billy Robinson cook car.
Miss Landsem and Miss Myrvik are
the cooks on the John Iversdah! cook
car.
Ole, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bjorn Trontviet has improved greatly
in the past week, after an attack Of
summer complaint. They had him to
see the Doctor Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Hansen were
callers at the Dahl home Sunday.
Mrs. Jess Pengilly and daughter
Elaine, Stella Segvulson and Con.
Sagen were business visitors at the
Geo. F. Graham home Wednesday.
Mrs. Sophie Stevenson who is now
staying at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Geo. Settinguard is going to
help her Aunt, Mrs. Marlin.
Con. Sagen is hauling grain to
the elevator for Jess Pengilly. He
expects to have it done soon.
Mr.. A. Hoghaugh of Devils Lake
was over in this vicinity looking
after the threshing of his crops this
week.
Even Anderson and Mr.. Bjorn Tron-
tviet We're callers at the Geo. F..
Graham home Wednesday morning on
business.
Harold Aslakson expects the thresh-
ers Thursday OF Friday. The Thomp-
son Brothers are going to thresh for
him.
Geo. F. Graham was caller at
the Martin Brekke home Monday.
Abraham Fjelstad and Jess Pengilly
are both hauling grain.
Perry Person and sons, Harold and
Myron, were over to the Lewis De-
mars threshing machine Tuesday.
Geo. F. Graham and son Mac and
daughters Vesta, Virginia and Dor
cas-, autoed to Toxic Sunday to visit
Mr.. Otto and John Graham and family.
Agnes the 8-year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandus Vaule has been
doing all the house work for the past
two weeks on the account of sickness
of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hansen and
Children were callers at the Demars
home Sunday evening.
Olaf Haakinson was a visitor al
the Clarence Kittleson home Monda,
evening.
Spergin Buckingham who is work
ing On the Demars threshing rig wa!
a visitor in Calvin Thursday anG
Friday to visit his mother and father
Harold Aslakson who is hauling