The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-15
last week with Mrs. Andrew Nelson.
Elite Aronson and Mrs. Nelson cal
led on Mrs. ]. B. Munco last Wednes-
day. Special.
HIGHLAND CENTER
From Staff Correspondent

W 1OIl oV.tlA oOIIOSPOlIuCllC.J
Sven Holland is going around with
a broad smile on his face these days.
Well, l guess he should, for a fine
girl came to his place Tuesday morn
ing, March Z, mother and baby doing
nicely.
Stanley Kuchar attended the Farm
ers' Cooperative store meeting Tues
day and the Farmers Potato meeting
Wednesday. Both meetings being held
in city of Edmore.
Nels Myrvik was an Edmore Wis
itor and shopper on Tuesday. Nels
looks well and enjoys the fine March
weather as well as any of US High
landites.
j. P. johnson was a campus visitor
at the school house Thursday after
noon. This shows that he has some
interest in the school, and next time
he will most likely get inside and
visit the class rooms.
Mr.. Gust Swanson was an Edmore
visitor the early part of the week,
and he had for company on that visit
his generous neighbor, ]. P. Johnson
Both men appeared tn be we'll salts
fed with weather conditions, and ex-
pressed the hope that VIC would have
an early spring.
Henry Anderson (short Henry
was at the McMurray farm enquiring
for land to rent, his brother Ed being
in need Of some land for farming pur-
poses this season. He was accom-
panied by two Of the buss drivers
Myrvick and Stenland.
Geo. Torkelson of Prospect town
ship was a caller on Highland Cen
ter farmer Friday.
H. G. McMurray and wife left fol
Grand Forks Friday by way of Ne.
koma where Mrs. McMurray expects
to enter hospital and will be under
doctors care.
Thorval Torkelson was laid up the
first of last week with what seemed
to be a slight symptoms Of flu. His
sickness must have passed off quick.
ly for since he has been seen up anc
around.
Melvin Torkelson put in a long dis
tance telephone call from McMurra,
farm to M. F. Swanston of Michigan
N. Oak, last Monday.
Joe Dobrovokney, who spent a par
of the winter at his fathers home il
Prospect and a part of it on thu
Swanston farm, has now moved int
quarters on section II, property o.
McMurray Bros. of Walhalla, N. D
It looked rather serious at first tt
see Joe moving so early, and some o:
US thought possibly he might be get
ting married soon, and in fact it wa
reported he would be, but upon eros
examination he has proved beyond
shadow Of a doubt that there is no
any thing to the report.
Erick Norvison and popular presi
dent of our school board, was a bust
ness caller at school house Monda,
of last week. Erick is always right OF
the job when school matters nee,
any attention.
Mrs; Murdoch Mcdonald, one o
the women in Highland Center o
whom it can be said, is always read
to give helping hand when help
needed, is looking after the McMur
ray children during the absence o
their parents until such time as H
G. can return, which will most likel
be Monday or Tuesday.
Selmer Sorenson was a Nekom
visitor Friday.
Mesdames Reinholt and Gandser
were suddenly called to the home o
Duncan Campbell (Osnobrock town
ship Sunday, 5th. Mrs. Campbell
their mother who has been sick flo
a long time, seeming to be somewha
worse for time. Mr.. Campbell
thought it best to call the family.
Miss Holland, who is high schoc
pupil of the Nekoma schools, was
week end visitor at the parental home
Louis Searle was a Nekoma shop
per last week. Cor. I.