The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-08-09
FANCHER NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent

part of the season.
Reuben Anderson, is working at the
Harold Aslakson farm.
Henry johnson was a visitor at
the Mr.. John Doe home Tuesday morn
ing on business.
Mr.. Henry Anderson is working for
his brother-in-law Mr.. Bjorn front
vict.
Don Graham was caller at the
Sam Adsen home Monday morning on
business.
Mr.. Ole Borstad was visitor at
the John Doe home Tuesday.
Miss Stella Sigwaldson was a visit
or at the Joseph Pengilly home Tues
day.
Miss Helen Anderson is working
for Mrs. Alfred Girke through the
busy part of the season.
Mr.. Lyle Buckingham is working
at the Louis DeMaris farm.
Carl Benson was a visitor at the
Mrs. Sigwaldson home east Of Ed
more last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Strand and
children Luciel and Curtis were
guests at the Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Pen
gilly home Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Woldie and children re-
turned to Edmore after few weeks
with Mrs. Woldy's mother in Mimi
esota.
The ball game at the Carl Haugen
farm last Sunday drew quite large
crowd.
Mrs. Melvin Woldy was visitor at
the Mrs. Jess Pengilly home Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Jennings and
daughter Dorothy, autoed to Devils
Lake Monday to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Pengilly and
daughter Elaine, accompanied by Miss
Stella Sigwaldson autoed to Mrs. Sig
waldson's home Tuesday afternoon.
Maxine, the Oldest daughter of Mrs.
Carl Benson has improved greatly
after an attack Of pneumonia last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Brown were
guests at the home Of the'. sister
and brcther-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Pengilly Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Brekke and son Chas.
were g,:.s.s at the Mr.. and rms. arl
Haugen heme Sunday. They also took
in the bal. game.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clark Brown were
visitors at the Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Gouldine Lime Saturday.
Miss Threassa Sigwald>on has been
helping Mrs. (.s1l Benson but went
home last week to help her mother.
Harold as]akson has five men
working for n:m as he has been so
busy lately.
Nearly every enc in this vicinity has
cut his rye c. is cutting it.
Chris Ham,ne who has BEEN put
ting hay up rear Derrick IS through.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl strana and child
rem Luciel ard Curtis were visitors
at the MIR. and Mrs. Jess Peng,lls
home Tuesdsv evening.
Mr.. Abrah: m Fjelstad and Miss
Stella Sigw; ldson were guess at tie
Mr.. and Mrs T. O. Fjel;yad hon. .
Sunday.
Clarence rlocmquist was visitor
at the Hans Nison home last week.
Mr.. Hlaf I;aakinson was visitor
at the Mr.. ;! fl ed erik home Thurs
day, afternoon on business.
Mr.. Earnest Pirerce was visitor Il,
Grafton last Saturday.
Clarence I. ttleson was visitor at
the Carl Benson home last Friday.
Knute S,,snG was a cal, r at the
Olaf Haakin.rn home Sat lrday.
Mr.. Henry Hanson was caller 1t
tie MIR. Dali home last week on fasi
ness,
Mr.. Girls H, rnme was a visitor a,
the Mr.. Hans Nilsen home Lass week.
Mr.. John Loe, Henry johnson AM
Ole Borstad V ere visitors at the Haig
home last Thursday.
Mrs. Ole Barstad and daughter
Sophie are going to cook in the Doe
Barstad & johnson cook car this year
Miss Violet Hedden was visiting
friends in Grand Forks last week Mr.
H. ]. Nyhus took her down there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Pengil!y ant
daughter Elaine, We're visitors at tn,
Geo. F. Graham home on business Sat
urday.
Every one pronounced good tin,
on market day August the 4th in Ed
more. There was large crowd an
some kind of an amusement all tn
time.
Mrs. Sine of Northwood wha ha
been visiting her daughters, Mrs
Oscar Eidlen and Mrs. Charley Inge1
sol, returned to her home last week.
Mr.. John Hamre of Park River spen
a few hours in the city of Edmore i
last week. r
y There were a nice lot of exhibit
shown on market day Aug. the 4th, j
Bdmore, nearly everyone drew priz
on something they brought.
The Masonic temple that is bsin
built in Edmore is going along nicel