The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-10-25


many miles away. Harold Aslakson,
who was farming it, decided to quit
farming and live in town. Mr.. Mel
Ion of Derrick rented half of the
farm and Mr.. Mike Davis the other.
Mr.. Aslakson had house and barn
built on the section of the farm.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Pengilly Entertained
Miss Simmons, Mrs. Young and son
Jacky, Mrs. Olive Ogilive and son Jack
and Mrs. Walter Furstineau Thurs
/ Clarence Bloomquist was business
returning home about $3.50.
Pete Furseth purchased some meat
from George Graham and came after
it Friday evening.
Arne Arneson and daughter, Myrtle
were visitors at the Mr.. and Mrs.
Bjorn Trontvieth home Sunday.
A great many people were very
much surprised to hear that Miss Ed
ma Anderson, daughter of Mr.. Even
Anderson was married to Mr.. Eph-
rian Holm Saturday afternoon at
Devils Lake. The bride and bride
groom will make their home north of
Edmore on the Ed. Erickson farm in
the future.
Jim, Jr., the oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Connolly was very severity
hurt when he caught his hand in a
belt Wednesday afternoon. He walk
ed a mile and half to the nearest
neighborhood to phone to the doctor
as he did not want his mother to krow
about it. His thumb had to be taken
off and two bones were broken IT. his
arm. His father and mother ac-
! companied by Jim Jr., autccd to Devils
Lake with Mr.. Walter Ferstineau
where Jim was taken to hospital
Wednesday after some cattle which
caller at the George Graham home
Wednesday after some cattle which
, strayed from the Bloomquist's farm
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Aslakson and
Mrs. Olive Oglivie and son Jacky,
were visitors at the Perry Person
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helickson and Bobby
and daughter Olvina accompanied by
Miss Mary Connolly autoed to Devils
Lake Thursday. Mrs. Helkinson lid
some shopping and Miss Connolly
visited her brother who is in the
hospital there.
Miss Olive Newgard is staying at
the H. J. Nyhus home as Miss Violet
Heddon, who has been staying there,
is away on visit with her parents in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Person an.
children Myron and Harold left for
Tolna, N. D., Wednesday where they
will visit Mrs. Persons parents MIR.
and Mrs. Scheline,fi for few days
and then will go to their farm
near Brainard, Minnesota, where they
will live. Mr.. and Mrs. Persson
worked for Harold Aslakson for the
past two years, and as Harold was
going to quit farming, they went to
Minnesota.
Frank P. Graham of Guilford, Mis-
souri, came to Edmore last week to
visit his son and family, Geo. F. Ora
ham.
Mr.. Olsen, the Garage man, was
out to Mrs. Martin Brekke's home
Thursday to fix their car, which was
not running very good.
| Spergin Buckingham, who worked
for Harold Aslakson for the past seven
or eight months left for Grand Forks
Thursday where he will spend some
time shopping. He also worked on
the Tompson brothers threshing ma,
chine for while and several other
places around here.
Misses Patracia and Stena Maius
were over to Fancher School numbe,
3 and did some cleaning up.
Miss Evelyn Collins who is teach.
ing Fancher school No. 1, is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Burke.
Ruben Wheland, who worked fol
Harold Aslakson quite long time
this summer left for his home If
!. Minnesota Thursday morning in kis
ford car. He also worked on the Temp
son Brothers threshing machine anc
quite few other places around here
Miss Violet Heddon left for Canada
Thursday where she will visit he,
folks until Friday.
Miss Mary Furseth, who is teach.
ing school southwest of Edmore
came home to visit with her parents
|,Mr. and Mrs. Pete Furseth over Sat.
urday and Sunday. She will return tx
her school Sunday night.
Mr.. Miller of Derrick hauled IVA
loads of potatoes down to his farm
near Edmore Thursday as he had NJ
room for them at his other place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham anc
children Mac, Dorcas and Don accom-.
panied by Mr.. F. P. Graham were
. callers at Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Person.
home Sunday afternoon. Cor. T.