The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-22
HIGHLAND CENTER NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent

(From Staff Correspondent
Feter Bathgate has moved his stick
and belongings to his farm Dear
Hill Farm) and is now each day pre-
pairing for spring operations. AS a
matter Of convenience he stays at
nights with one of his near neighbors,
Joe Dobrovoney.
Gust Ellefson was an all night Wis
itor Friday at the bachelor home Of
Joe Dobrovolney.
Miss Rose Kucher has been making
an extended visit with her parents at
Lankin, Walsh county.
Erick Norveson called at the clerks
Office last week on matters pertain
ing to school business.
Upon the return home of H. G.. Nc
Murray from Grand Forks on Tues
day of last week, Mrs. Murdoch Nc
Donald returned to her family and
home duties after an absence of five
days, taking care of the McMurray
home.
The Misses Dobrovoney of Pros
pect visited with their brother, Joe,
Sunday afternoon, March 18th.
Erick Narveson, who was chosen
as one of the delegates to the RAM
sey County Nonpartisan League con-
vention held in Devils Lake, March
10th, attended that gathering, and
was elected from there as delegate
to the state convention, which will be
held March 23rd at Fargo. Erick is
without doubt good man to send on
so important mission for he will do
his best to mold and shapen matters
in such way as will be for the most
good of all.
Ed. Dufok was business visitor
and shopper in Edmore Saturday and
his son, Arthur, visited in Prospect at
the home of Joe Kuchar.
Selmer Sorenson was an Edmore
shopper Saturday.
Henery Anderson made visit to
Edmore the latter part of the week.
There was considerable activity in
the mammoth bronze turkey business
at the McMurray farm last week.
Charles Hamann Of Toma came to the
farm Tuesday and purchased two
Toms. j. w. Wright of Edmore pur-
chased one Tom by phone Wednes-
day. Martin Krogfoss of Prospect
came to the farm Saturday and pur-
chased one tom. Mrs. Byberg of New
land purchased one by phone, Satur.
day afternoon. Henry Berg of Lam
kin, N. Oak, Walsh county, and who
is going into the poultry business ex.
tensively, and making the M. B. tur.
keys speciality, was also a Gale,
Saturday in hope of buying number
Of hens, but as Hern has had orders
for turkey hens previous to this TO,
nearly two hundred birds of his being
old out Of stock, he could not supply
Mr.. Berg's wants. The visitor prom
ounced Nee birds and excellent lot.
The town board of Highland Center
whose members are Sven Heland
Nels Myrvick, Joe Dufot, chairman
and M. A. Mcdonald, clerk, met at
Oakland Central school and checked
up all business for the last year, and
are in proper shape to make report
on all business for the year.
Erick Narveson was a business Wis
itor to Edmore Saturday, March 18.
/, Ben Erickson, one of the buss
drivers, called at the school clark's
office Friday and procured all the
warrants for the last school month
which were then due. The teachers
and buss drivers of Oakland school
district, No. 81, of Highland Center
township, are very fortunate in that
all their warrants are full value and
then money is always in school treas
ury waiting for them.
This should be especially crafty.
ing to the teachers, buss drivers, anG
the school board, when one learns
that some of the teachers in adjoin.
ing school districts have only hac
two and one half warrants cashec
this school year.
learns Damman was visitor al
the Ole Sorenson home Sunday after:
noon. Selmer was home that after
noon, so the boys had fine visit to-
) gether.
Joe Dufat and family visited II
Newland Sunday at the home of Mrs
Dufok's mother and brother. The
grandmother has been somewhat un
der the weather, from a very severe
cold, so that it was necessary to cal
DR.. Cox. At present time she is re
covering nicely, and will again soor
enjoy the beautiful sunshine thai
! comes with spring time.
Joe Dobrovoney visited in Pros
! pect Sunday with his folks.
} Cor. I.
W. c. Wright of this city, wht
! travels for the FarWell. Qzum Kirk Co