The Devils Lake world., 1922-01-25
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guests Sunday Of supt. and Mrs
Rockne..
Mrs. O. C. Thompson and children
of Overly are visiting the j. B. Steen
home.
A double header with Rolla tonight
at the high school gymnasium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat. Smitl,wick of
Maza left Wednesday for two weeks
visit with relatives at Graccville, MINI.
Mrs. Frank Castels residence is
quarantircd for smallpox Little Amy
Dawn is affected with the disease.
There will be meeting in the high
school room on Saturday al 7:50 for
the purpose Of organizing {; Parent
Teacher association Any adult may
join the association. Everybody attend
this meeting.
Nels P. Gilherg, for some reason
made mistake Monday morning and
was shaking down the fire at the
Motor Inn at 8 a. m., which was an
hour ahead Of his usual time Of open
ing during the winter. He was severe
ly reprimanded for this blunGor by his
chief side kicker, T. D. Stansbury.
The editor received o News Years
greeting this week from ]. j. Rodne,
of Nestrand, Norway. Mr.. Rollde says
he often thinks of affairs in North
Dakota and the U. S. A. and enjoys
reading the Sun which he receives
regularly Mir. Ronde will be rememb-
cred here by many Of the old timers.
He returned to Norway with his fami-
ly several years ago where he is get
ting along splendidly.
Walter Ebel is working for Enger
Bros. in their repair shop.
R. NJ. Goldman made business trip
to Harlow and Baker last Friday.
An eleven pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jacobson, Sun
day, Jan. Is.
Mrs. H. Houscr entertained the NJ.
E. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.
Miss Alta Goldman left last Friday
for McClusky, N. D., where she will
teach term of school.
Miss Hamre who is teaching school
near Devils Lake was a week end
visitor at the A. H. Svien home.
The home Of MI. and Mrs. Roy
Noltimer was the scene of delightful
party last Thursday evening when
the young people of that neighborhood
gathered there to help Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Noltimer celebrate their sixth
wedding anniversary. The evening
was pleasantly spent with games
and delicious lunch was served.
Hon. Bernt Anderson of Penn at
tended to business matters here on
Tuesday.
L. E. Doughterty of Brinsmade
spent Sunday here with his family.
He says he is well satisfied with his
new location.
Mrs. A. D. Plummer and daughter
Mrs. Arthur White of Maza, were
called to Jamestown Saturday, on
account of the death of Mr.. Plum
. mer.
Miss Elsie Strandness who visited
at the home in Perth during the
holidays returned last week Tuesday
to her school in Normania.
Gilbert Anderson returned to school
Tuesday.
Mr.. johnson of Penn was visitor
in this city Sunday.
Rev. W. A. Dunnett preached an
eloquent sermon Sunday evening to
large congregation. This was his
first sermon of the New Year.
The Devils Lake high school bask-
ct ball team defeated Cando at Can
DO last Friday night by score of
27 to %.
Neighbors of MI. and Mrs.f Henry
Brehm gathered at their home Tues
day evening, January 10, and helped
them celebrate THEM wooden wedding
anniversary.
A baby blizzard struck this sec
ton of the state last Friday evening
and continued all day Saturday. Due
to the small amount of snow ON the
ground, the roads are drifted very
little and autoes are still able to
run. The temperature for the past
week has kept close around the zero
mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Rognlie were
happily surprised at their home Sun.
day evening, when the young epople
OF that community came in to spend
the evening with them. Games anc
music We're the diversions. A delicious
supper was served.
Both the boys and girls teams went
to Bisbee last Friday where the,
met the basket ball quints of tina
city in two hard and fast games
The Churchs Ferry boys won by :
score of 8 to 80 and the girls los
to Bisbee 5 to 25.