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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
7
A call to help with wheat and flax farms has drawn a strange crowd to the county. Binders in the fields are joined by harvesters including barbers tinners and mechanics of every kind. Many men have come to work hard rather than risk losing their jobs.
A newcomer struggles with appetite and self regard after starting on the field. A reactive period follows, harming the farmer\u2019s table as hands eat with ravenous appetites. They relish North Dakota yet fear the morning call may signal supper or breakfast.
Miss Cleora Mann and M D Kavanaugh wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Dr. Waddell officiating. The Crary groom, a prosperous young merchant, and the bride, a leading young society member, left for Duluth on a wedding trip and plan to reside in Crary after. Guests included Mrs. William Lewis and Mrs. J C Parker of Sauk Center, with a modest luncheon and generous gifts. The Inter-Ocean joins in best wishes for their life together.
Clarence Brudeseth was struck in the eye by a springing plum tree branch while picking plums with friends and may lose sight. He resides in South Minnewankan township and is under Dr Horsman care. Earlier, Charley Hubner broke his leg during a friendly wrestling match.
A nephew of Mrs. William Whitcup worked for Whitcup and arrived from New York state recently. Jim Kinder at James Perkins injured his great toe while handling a shotgun. Dr. Jones dressed the wound and he is recovering. A Cleveland letter reports Mr. Ball fell in a pit while inspecting machinery causing head back and hip injuries. he is resting but may be confined for two weeks.
A. O. Whipple, Devils Lake banker and bonanza farmer, passed through the city on his return from the Twin Cities. He notes oats and barley harvests at Whipple & Baird farm in Nelson county while other crops lag. Ramsey county reports brisk activity, strong business, and widespread cheer.
Remaining uncalled for letters for the week ending August 24 1901 at Devils Lake post office. If not collected within fourteen days they go to the dead letter office. Names include Ayers Ayem aE geil ol i Faden Loch Gelling Ros Chamberlin Frank Will Barmneen F Johnson A J3 fershaw Amos finder Jus Nelson Victor E Chern John Peirce Gus Rogan E A Hectares upet Cole Sheridan R Lonie Sullivan Jack Strai AC Tonny Joe eigen Ragueilil Woodhouse Joe purns Becker Joe Cor Bert Crouan Joo E Denner Frank Darling Albert Daggett Rolla Hauéon Frank Jely Jno B Nedullorray se Fannt Pearce Almon 2 Fifer F F pert Ray Skangesthes Kuri ringer Harry Townsend Chloie Wrisky Lyman.
Reports from Old Country coverNorway including summer cholera deaths of six siblings in Ruselokvelen Kristiania and a six mile wild fire on Smolen island near Trondheim. Norway ships under construction include 66 steamers 47150 tons and 52 wood vessels. A Kvam farmer drowns crossing Langen river with mower. Mosjoen votes show 19 percent against samlag. King Oscar visits Sandefjord with cordial welcome. Labor Party convention in Kristiania rejects abolishing state church and renaming to social democratic party. The school ship Stateraad Erichsen sails Aug 1 for one month between Kristiania and Kristiansand. Hebe sold to Italian owner for 30000 dollars. Ramfjordmo records 935 degrees Fahrenheit. four soldiers faint but recover. Thief gang blamed traitor. 25 jailed from Kristiania gang member arrests after nightly thefts last winter.
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