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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
7
Letter excerpt shows Joan F. Cowan announcing candidacy for District Judge in the Second Judicial District while noting support for Judge Morgan as a potential Supreme Court nominee. Baenwan, M F H publishes a separate appeal urging delegates to back the candidate, citing the wide district and reliance on general persuasion.
Harz announces candidacy for State Senator pending Republican primary on May 5 in Lake, North Dakota. Dated April 23.
A notice announces a candidate for sheriff of Ramsey County subject to the Republican County Convention. The statement asserts intent to seek the office and requests consideration by party delegates.
A column urges kindness over misery and notes smallpox rumor denial in Lakota. It recounts a legal note on crop payments mortgage rights, flax crop gains for owners, and Mayor McPherson at Valley City church where Easter bonnets caused a seating issue.
A St Paul resident notes immigration favoring the Northwest over the South. Michigan and Indiana renters buy land in the Dakotas where price ranges from seven to eighty three dollars per acre. He cites good soil, excellent climate, and strong markets as incentives for farmers to move and invest in land.
The Lakota Observer reports rumors of Soo surveyors near Mapes fueling speculation about a northwest railroad from Fargo, while a Pratt note recounts Morrison losing $75 in bills blown from a pocket. A novel venture in McHenry county proposes a skunk oil farm, with oil valued at $8 a gallon. Other items note the Crazy Courier’s growth, Stegenger’s misdeed, and calls for May 1st early store closings in Langdon.
A brief critique argues wireless telegraphy will not revolutionize business and contrasts it with Maniaieabent, praised as a peerless medicine that cures dyspepsia, indigestion, malaria, and constipation. The piece urges readers to seek the genuine article with a revenue stamp and avoid substitutes.
Announcement for two daily trains from Minneapolis and St Paul through Wisconsin Central with service from Manitowoc Milwaukee Chicago and eastern and southern points. Nearest ticket agent can provide more information. James O Pond G P A Milwaukee Wis.
Hon Henry Hale announces candidacy for state senator subject to May 5 Republican convention. Longtime legislator praised for school district reforms, county fund retention, and revised game laws benefiting youth and taxpayers. Brennan, a Devils Lake resident since 1886, seeks office as experienced attorney with municipal service and strong reputation.
J N Miller of Devils Lake announces his run for Republican nomination for sheriff in this week's Inter Ocean. An old soldier, he has spent twelve years in Ramsey county and earned many friends who will back his candidacy at the Republican caucuses.
J B Church of Churchs Ferry announces his poet nomination for sheriff. He has broad support in the west end and expects strong showings at the convention. Church has served as village constable for several years and is known as a fearless and energetic officer.
Viewers praise The Peoples Standard History as the comprehensive single work covering the field from the colonial era to the Spanish American War. Editors Bancroft McMaster and Ellis are cited for scope and up to date content with praised illustrations and mechanical effects. City notices from Jamestown and Devils Lake, dated March and April 1900, accompany favorable recommendations.
The notice endorses John F. Cowan for judge of the second judicial district ahead of Judge Morgan’s supreme court nomination. It notes his eighteen years in the state, prior minor offices, six years as attorney general, and a reputation for diligence and integrity, citing Mandan cases as evidence of duty above all. It portrays him as a capable, moral jurist.
Attorney M. H. Brennan declares his candidacy for the attorney general post. He pledges reform, emphasizes public integrity, and appeals to voters amid a crowded political field. Supporters say Brennan brings long legal experience and a record of service to the state.
Edward Hilis and A M publish a six volume history by Western Book Syndicate Minneapolis detailing Norse landing to modern times. Prepared by careful editors with strong letterpress illustrations and subject matter, the work aims to instruct and interest readers as a comprehensive national annals history.
A reader endorses the six volume Peoples Standard History of the United States praising its engaging narrative of the revolutionary and civil wars. The reviewer highlights detailed treatment, accuracy, and abundant illustrations, urging every patriotic citizen to own this library work.
A Washington dispatch notes that if a pending bill becomes law Major Edwards of Fargo would receive a $5,000 three to four year post as one of five commissioners tasked with codifying and revising pension laws. Promises for appointment have reportedly been secured.
The LaBve-Minute Co. notes they still sell ice wood and ground feed while rebuilding. The office will be located next door west of Crawford's blacksmith shop. They will attend to farmers grist as usual and can be reached by telephone at 24.
A 1900 circular from the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic Railway advertises Europe-bound steamship accommodations. It promises rapid reservations through leading lines and tourist agencies with no charge, and provides illustrated circulars with rates from Duluth and other points.
An advertisement promotes the Burli Limited service from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago with ladies compartment cars and home comforts including an electric heater for curling irons. It also notes a Burlington ticket option and a local listing for Buff horn chickens with eggs at 1.50 per setting of 15. Robert Love, Penn, N.D. 4. 3-8
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