New $175,000 federal building opens to public
Devils Lake unveils a three story fireproof stone federal building featuring a post office now relocated to the site. The land office and U. S. court will use the quarters soon with the post office and others already operating smoothly. Citizens praise Hon H. C. Hansbrough for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeley
U. S. Court
Futdre
Devils Lake
Federal
Ci Tzen Hon
H.C. Hansbrough
Phenomenal Weather Report for March 1910
Measurements from the city weather station over six years show March 1910 averaging unusually high. The record lists a high of 85 degrees and a low near 28 above zero, with the mean for the period noted as consistently elevated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghent
Weather summary from early 1900s with sparse data
The fragment notes precipitation for a month below the six year average of .70 inches with 24 inches total in March 1910, no snow on the ground at month end, and a mix of clear, partly cloudy, and cloudy days across five days with precipitation. It mentions separate years and dates in a list but provides limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
County Commission Awards Contracts for Year
The board of county commissioners met in April to award contracts for the coming year. Awards include Watken Bros for blank books and ballots, Walker Bros for primary election supplies, and 0. J. B. Turner for office stationery. Hampden Guardian handles legal blanks and envelopes, with other districts and services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watken Bros
Iaray
Fargo
Walker Bros
Hardy
J. B. Turner
Devils. Lake
Hampden Guardian
Cox
Emore
Nicholgon
Lawton
Alethet
Resperinake
Sen Lett
Peg Churchs Ferry
Devils Lake
McClory Wins In Spirited City Election Race
The city election produced a spirited contest with McClory winning the mayoral race over Traynor and Az Erickson. A surprise bid by Syden A. J. Johnson in the Second ward defeated FP Mann. New city officers include McClory as mayor, Hansen and Johnson as aldermen, Newgard and Hoult for long and short terms, with several other officials elected and the Devil's Lake band performing at celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traynor
FP. Mann
P. J. McClory
Louis Hansen
Johnson
McGurren
New Yard
Geo. B. Hoult
A. Haslam
Juergens
Wm. Orr
Fox
Bor
Red J. Traynor
Azer Drickson
Mr. Eee
Hireg
Suergens
Tastics
Peace
Iet
Louis
Hansen
A.T. Johnnson
FP Mann
L.C. Mart
Efving
Hale
Miller
G.newgard
Geo.b. Hoult
A. Reding
John
Knite
B. Callaghan
Atickers
Mr. Johnson
Newgard
Devils Lake
Pod
McClory
Alder
Inen
N.helgren
Louis Handen
North Dakota Chautauqua season attractions listed
The program committee of the North DaChautauqua has a partial list for the coming season with acts including Carolina's Colored Jubilee Singers, Alfred Wiley, Evans Trio, Hon. Joseph Folk, ex governor, U S Senator Yates, F R Rotergon, and numerous political speakers. Moving pictures, illustrated songs, a Baxter illustrated lecture, and a production by O Callaghan promise varied entertainment. a new show The Girl that's all the Candy features elaborate electrical effects and a large chorus. Patrons are advised to secure a summer cottage early. contact Edgar La Rue, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North da
North Dakota’ Chautauqua
Gloscup
Chautauqua Managers Association
Baxter
South America
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Yates
Mindrs
United States
W. BD. Purcell
Wahpeton
James B. Watson
U. S
F. R. Rotergon
New ‘York
O'Callaghan
Artinlo
Williams
North Dakota
Ross Crane
K. R. Robertson
Edgar la Rue
The Big Musical Show at Grand Opera House
A Thursday arrival at the Grand Opera House features a novel musical drama on April 14 marked by a cohesive plot, 14 musical numbers, clever comedy, and lavish costumes. It promises entertainment for drama lovers, comedy fans, and those seeking spectacle.
More Game Birds for North Dakota
Grand Forks March 20 The North Dakota board of game and fish control acted to expand fish hatchery output to 10 000 000 to 14 000 000 fish annually and to domesticate wild fowl including ring necked pheasants Hungarian partridge and northern quail They plan to purchase 300 pheasants for Captain Mann the state fish commissioner to domesticate and raise young stock The remainder will be released in suitable locations to propagate If successful the birds will be raised in water numbers and the Fish Lake hatchery will operate by April 15 The board approved distribution of fish already on hand and the federal government will supply hatchery spawn The board has over 300 applications from across the state for fish to stock lakes and will fulfill them as soon as possible Captain Mzin’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Captain Mann
Fish Lake
Mzin
Exhibit planned to show North Dakota game and fish work
The board will present an exhibit at the state fair under the state board of game and fish control. It will display North Dakota game including prairie chickens and ducks with mounted animals and birds. The aim is to illustrate the board's work to the public in a graphic way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Lake
State Board of Game and Fish Control
North Dakota
Prairie wind and snow protection through willow shelter belts
Agricultural expert W C Palmer advises on prairie tree protection to shield homes and stock. He recommends planting willows with adequate moisture, mulching straw, and placing shelter belts on southwest and northwest sides away from buildings to block wind and drifting snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stereey-Vale- Bolden
Department of College Extenuio
Agricultural College
N. D
W. C. Palmer
Agr
Baitor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of County’ Commissioners
Taft
Word
Ford
North, Dakota
Chautauqua
Carolina
Southar
Minneapolis
Alfred ‘Wiley
Evans Trio
Jewl
Gall
H. Huesgen
Jone
Devi Lalo
N.dak
Eta
State Board
The
Devils Lake Drug Company
A. E. Hodgkinson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!