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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
7
Residents report school session starts for Mies Blanche, with July teaching planned. Several families welcome births and health updates. farmers eye wheat sowing while others return from winter work. Local business expands as telephone line and billiard hall are planned, and Great Northern survey may boost regional growth.
Miss Mary Stoeser and Fred Gang were married last Tuesday at 10 am in the Roman Catholic church with Rev. Father Bernhart officiating. About 6 guests attended a reception at Mr. Wm Stoeser’s home with fine food, a concert, and affectionate congratulations from Bisbee and local friends.
An advertisement urges shoppers to visit H. Huengen's jewelry store where all keys are kept in stock and a Clover Month organ is highlighted for its sweetness of tone and durability.
George Challis returns from a north trip enthusiastic about a Red River Valley league with Lakota and Gordon of Grand Forks ready to join. Proposed cities include Devils Lake Pakota Grand Forks Wahpeton Breckenridge Fargo and possibly Detroit. A banker backing the effort is mentioned and an amateur league with an imported battery is suggested.
Wm. H. Brown and Co. reports sales of 160 acre tracts in Emmons and Ramsey counties North Dakota to John Dyk Sipke Boatsman William Vander M. I. Richards James Richards Chas Hollinger Dick Heinson and B L E Colby. The Oliver Rawson residence in Devils Lake East 7th Street sold to J. E. Watt.
On Sunday next April 22 the Right Rev. Bishop Edsall D D will lead Morning Prayer Confirmation and Holy Communion at 11 a m and Evening Prayer at 8 p m The Bishop will preach on each occasion C Turner Rector.
A fragmented note extols the worth of a reliable watch to tell time accurately in morning or night, warning against poor timekeeping and urging careful purchasing.
Hiasasen's Jewelry Store advertises watches from Waltham Dueber Hampden Milton and Seth Thomas with three year guarantee from purchase. Shoppers urged to buy at the right price to pay for itself in weeks. Hoesgen on Fourth Street opposite the post office invites inspection.
The Old Settlers' Reunion at Devils Lake plans events for early residents now living in a Chautauqua site audience. A long list of names is being collected for publication including Fred Ayorat Christ Anderson Jas. Brooke John Bryn and many others prior to July 4, 1883.
We offer the largest range of bicycles and sundries this side of Grand Forks. Our wheels for personal use boast light running qualities equipment and finish at unbeatable prices. Don’t buy before inspecting our line. We are sole agents for Rambler Crimson Rims Laclede Bicycles and J. P. Brainard & Co.
On May 1, 1900 Meader ward elections are set for Derila North Dakota to fill vacancies for junior aldermen in First and Second wards. The notice lists officers to be elected and the need to meet deadlines to avoid vacancy gaps.
Warrring factions call for a formal meeting between their committees to end the strike. Authorities push for negotiation to avert further disruption.
Mayor Harrison assembled 10 material dealers representing 90 percent of building interests to press arbitration between contractors and the building trades council. A joint meeting of arbitration committees was planned with a referee panel from the material men as hoped for a settlement.
Trouble between Best Brewing Company and the Union Adjusted after a meeting at the Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers' Association. About 700 workers were at risk of strike action, but the brewers association agreed to arbitration. Overtime was the central issue, and workers will return to work.
A. B. McDonnell of the Lum bermens National Bank of Chippewa Falls and J. J. Kennedy of Rib Lake purchase a 60 000 acre timber belt. The standing timber is estimated at one billion feet and the tract lies near the region for years of large sums.
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