Devils Lake notes and ads mix with town chatter and politics
Local column records farm talk, land loans, land office prospects, real estate agents, vegetation updates, and shop notices. Mentions Brown & Co, First National Bank, Getts furniture, Haslam, Nelsons, and several residents and travelers, plus court cases and a theatre booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basts'Hale
Jones
Powell
Iowa
Brown & Co
H. EB. Baird
Chicago
Wioeman’s
Firat National Bank
Epee Rea
Chamberite
Bradish
Dacorah
Cando
Charm Barlin’s
Local Lumber Stock Announces Large, Quality Materials
The firm promotes a vast, well assorted lumber stock claiming clear, sound, dry, bright wood at prices no higher than ordinary stock. It urges customers to investigate, seek guidance, and compare quality and prices, asserting superior material and service.
Fragmented inquiry on local wallpaper retailers
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions wallpaper retailers in a neighborhood, a wife and five children, and an all dark scene with heavy need for clarity. No clear entities or events are readable to confirm a specific news item.
Local Shop Promotes Shoes and Seasonal Goods
A brief advertisement notes EXOEE WALL PAPER SIV and a spring stock of shoes at Haslam’s. It mentions cheap prices and customer satisfaction. Also recorded are social visits from Minnieapolis to Reuben Noble, and a condition update on Hazel W. Thompson Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. i. Greene's
John
Clothier Schultz Resumes Business At Old Stand
Schultz, the clothing merchant, has fixed his financial troubles and resumes operations at the former location. Chicago parties who closed his store last week have withdrawn their suit and may face a damages action. Their claim of unpaid debt is disputed and has caused considerable concern for Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gett'a
Ole Berumgard
Devils Lake
Fargo Forum
Wineman
First National Bank of
Vila Lake
DeWitt
Greene
Churahs Merry Suit
G. N
Benson County
Jones
W. Gerrs
George T. Churchill
Chautauqua
Prosser & Scrumgard
Rustler” Brown
W. Greene
Cyrene Commandery
Knights ' Templar
Episcopal Church
Turner
Templar Order
Bridget Fitzgerald
Albert Rockstad
Fitzgerald
Rockstad
Duell
Furma
Ramacy County Bank
Hobjer's
H. H. Vaninnegen
Schultz
Chicago
Sobults
Easter services and marriage notice at Devils Lake church
Easter services at the Church of the Advent drew large crowds with sermons by Rev. C Turner and text themes. Cyrens Commandery attended, Easter offerings totaled 129.76 with children’s tenten gifts. church praised for strength and growth. Also reporting a marriage of Sese Healey-Miller to Charles Healey, with gifts and new home plans after May 1. Advertisements for letters, parish notices, and local business listings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Advent
Cyrens Commandery
Knighta ‘Templar
C. Turner
Pyramids
North Dakota
Sese
Jmission
Mission Board
C. W. Rawson
A.M. Powell
E. J. Chamberlin
C. Tunnen
History echoes on Lincoln and McKinley in 1961 Herald critiques
The New York Herald 1961 editorial critique recalls Lincoln era contrasts, accusing officials of Delphic phrasing and Wall Street influence. The piece cites Montgomery era unity versus Washington’s perceived imbecility, praising McKinley as worthiest in retrospect, per Grand Forks Courier. Also notes travel tips and a medicinal syrup advertisement from Wisconsin Central lines and California Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
New York Herald
Lincoln
The
Herald
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Tia
Wall Street
McKinley
Congress
Montgomery
Worth
Grand Forks Courier
United States Map Offered by Mail Order
A forty by forty eight inch United States map mounted on rollers can be mailed to any address for fifteen cents, via Geo. P. Urea, General Passenger Agent, C B & N I R, St. Paul, Minnesota. Also promotes Cascareta Candy Cathartic as a powerful medical discovery claimed to purify kidneys and cleanse the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Aline
Masonic Veteran Association
Minnesota
Ancient Landmark Lodge
St. Paul
United States
Geo. P. Urea
Minn
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Emer Hag
Er Aera
Gee
John Brunch
Grand Getsrang
Ratteig Meader
Mortm Bork Nuter
Bieycles
Gettin
Firat’ National Bank
Jonens
Wa. H. Brown & Co
Wawree
Columbia
Sherif Wilson
Fergo
Chief Hurst
Oxford's
Gett's
Ae Lea
Chau
Nelson's
East Fourth
Atreck
Oecar Heda
Sam Wineman
Joseph Denoyer
N. D
Bing
Yocum
Cameron
Saya
C. W. Greene
R. L. Cleveland
Cleveland
Eratana
Silinota
Bamno
Devila Lake
Ramsey
Baltor J
Metcalf
Lakets
Wan
E. Day
Kelly
Billy Crary
Haslam
Winciwan’s
Nickets
Poe
London
Ti, Brown & Co
Clark W. Kelley
Lake Shore
Romp
Donover
Ming
Oholen
Chas. Nelson's
Ramsey County
Crary Courier
Farma
Ramsey County Bank
G. W. Peake
Minneapolis
DeFioro
East Fourth Street
Nousewor
Geo. W. Gerrs
George Ziegler
York
Mary Anderson
Alaslam’s
Chas, Nelson
Lorraine
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
C. W. Gresus
Merry
North Dakota Tax League
Creel
Mr. Merry
Misa Lottie Riley
Churles Ferry
Capt. Heerman
Vils Lake
Evanston
Bergen Township
Will Evans
George W. Hf. Davis
Davis
Canada
Montana
Chickamauga Park
Tennessee
Spain
McPhee
Andrew McPhee
East Lynne
Little Eva
T. T. Tillotson
Rolette County
Rolla
Mr. Tillotson
Charley Thronsen
Seattle
Kotzebue Sound
Algaka
T. T. Lee Ia
Alaska
Copper River
Charley
Ohurch
Gienter
McMillan's Greene
Odd Fellows
Hebekas
Odd Fellows Hall
M. E
Gro, Exustiz
Merg
Derby
jWineman
H. L. Wineman, Sean the Clothier
A. D. Cleveland
Exoee
SIV
T. A. Haslam
M. A. Locke
Locke
Ram Aey County
New York
Andi Saabrolt
Dick Dasley
Charley Gifford
Adolph Fisher
Zanesville, O
Enieaibouss
de Wits
Hazel W. Greene
Thompson Walker
Oumcarata Catharie
Dreamiaes
Bateson
J Garske
Emal Boggs
C W Jr . Gunderson
Gunder Blew
C A Gustafson
George Cromom
PJ Mark
Ed Christhiansen
EX Pontess
N AE Dally
J Asheim
Ole P |Edgar
Thomas Sutherland
A. Martin Went Lua
P. Kettr
P. M
Hood
Bucklen
C. Rood
Gust Swanson
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Line
Jas. C
Reading
California Byrup Co
Castoria
T. A. Galbraith
First National Bank
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