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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
6
MANN S 2095000 2c 9000 appears as a fragment, listing numbers and a product code without readable context or clear event. The item seems to be a catalog or price notation with no identifiable people organizations or places.
Glty In Brief ye Percy Crewe spends Easter at Devils Lake. See Whipple's barn for Percheron brood mares for sale and contact Truman Miller for barn rental. Dr Davenport’s office over Mann's store during first 10 days. A. M. Wilkinson recovering from a light stroke. Blodgett piano tuner to visit soon. Laura Gretzsinger home from state university for Easter. Real estate listings via E. O. Fonkalsrud. Degree of Honor dancing party planned at Odd Fellows hall on April 23. Middaugh visit with Mrs Middaugh. John W Maher loans payable at Devils Lake office. Ramsey county pioneer Smith Fassett visiting. M. D. Butler, Brocket roggist, back from 7,000 mile trip. Senator Hansbrough and wife en route to Devils Lake, then seashore. he’ll be in St. Louis for exposition ceremonies April 20.
Mr Blodgett of Chicago with fifteen years factory experience will arrive soon. All work guaranteed. Leave orders with E W Gilbertson. Capt E E Heerman from St Paul reports rapid recovery and hopes to return to prepare boats for navigation opening. C A Dodge & Co seeks to loan farmers private party funds on Ramsey county land at low rates of interest.
The Devils Lake Club will hold its annual business meeting in the Club rooms on Tuesday evening April Tth 1903 at eight o'clock p m. The notice asks all members to be present for important business by order of the President.
A compilation of short items including sales offers for snares and land near towns, bailiff updates, piano tuner visits, employment at Holbrook Mercantile Co, clothing store catalog, farm horse sales, land loans, millinery ventures, land and railroad discussions near Dunseith, deputy sheriff resignation, social event at J F Henry residence, Canadian lands ad, Lakota baseball tour, and North Dakota Women’s Clubs planning for Grand Forks convention.
The note page lists Edmore and Rolla visitors at Episcopal services and business matters, mentions Miss Lorena Vannier, J. A. Haig, and Rev. John G. Dingle. It notes mortgage payments at First National Bank, rental offerings, clothing arrivals from Manhattan, real estate deals in Ramsey County, and a scarlet fever quarantine in Lakota.
Local ads describe bank lending on farms and city property and farms for sale with rent and hay land details. Notices mention editorial changes, showman Bob McGinley Eva, land sales skepticism, classified farming inquiries, fraternal events, and a satirical editorial about Joe Fahnlander.
Special rates to California and Arizona via Chicago Great Western rail way. Tickets on sale daily Feb 1 to Apr 30. Available in tourist sleeping cars. For details apply to any Chicago Great Western agent or J K Elmer G P A Chicago Il Apr 30.
Major McLaughlin, Indian agency inspector, has been at Fort Totten for days investigating charges against Agent F. O. Getchek. The accusations came from Ignatius Court Frank Demarce and other tribal leaders. A stenographer was secured and a voluminous record created with attorneys Buttz and Christianson assisting. The dispute centers on the local post office and land sales of deceased Indians.
North Dakota farmers face severe labor shortages this year as both land and house help become scarce. Wages have risen from prior months with men at 30 to 40 tied to scarce workers, women paid 5 per week for house help, harvest wages reaching 9. Good workers have largely left for own lands, pushing labor costs higher and uncertain planting plans.
An item reports Owen F. McKone and Miss Mable Bywater wed yesterday morning at the bride’s parents home near Devils Lake. The groom, a leading Minot merchant, and the bride, daughter of a Ramsey county family, plan to make Minot home after a short visit to Grand Forks. Also notes the Willey couple’s return to North Dakota in about two weeks seeking former life after selling out.
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