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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
4
A Burleigh county farmer tells the Bismarck Palla dium that buying from T M Roberts supply house led to inferior goods and wasted money. He saved by purchasing locally and urges others to support home merchants to keep money circulating and sustain local enterprise.
A community appeal urges residents to trade with local men who pay taxes, build schoolhouses, and support churches in the area. The speaker labels the current situation a mistake and stresses practical support for local institutions as the sensible path.
A column discusses George Kennan's expulsion from Russia after criticizing the czar and exile policies, noting his outspoken stance and the commissioner's warning. It also covers alarming juvenile crime reports in Minneapolis and Alpena, a warning by Dr. Hurley on a coming bubonic plague, and the District of Columbia push to move the presidential inauguration date from March 4.
The piece notes inclement weather affecting inaugurations, Admiral Schley gaining Democratic support as a 1904 presidential candidate, and the idea he could become a martyr if the court of inquiry verdict harms him. It also reports smallpox decline in the Northwest, Bryan as a back number, and the North Dakota state board of equalization in session at Bismarck with active interest.
Reverend A A Power of Emporia Kansas recounts a severe bilious colic attack cured by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after two doses. He also notes a neighbor with prolonged illness found relief after using the remedy. The message ends with the product being for sale at Greene's drug store.
Clans gathered at Devils Lake for Chautauqua with fine weather and strong attendance. The event featured talent and a friendly gathering of press and toilers from the local print shop, hosted by Captain Heerman who has steered lake waters for over twenty five years.
The narrative recalls a duo of days at Cavalier Chautauqua with joyful trips on Devils Lake aboard the Minnie H. A cordial group of editors and companions enjoyed music, mirth, and sparkling waters. A 9:30 p.m. reception and luncheon followed a staged railway ride hosted by Devils Lake residents.
Citizens of Devils Lake hosted a grand reception and ball in honor of the visiting Chautauqua editors including Shortt Small Hansbrough Brown and Bangs. The celebration lasted until the morning train carried the last of the honored guests home. Hurrah for Devils Lake and the Chautauqua party. Nasal Catarrh remedy Ely's Cream Balm is advertised with a 500 size and a 75 cent liquid form variant for atomizers.
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