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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
3
Mr Himer Holt owes his fine standing at the Great Western Bank of Osnabrook to the Union Commercial College of Grand Parks. The ad hints that graduation from that college guarantees placement, noting a position offered.
Grand Forks December 1 The state board of equalization reports a total of 5336 miles of railway lines in North Dakota with total valuation for taxation set at 41300787 dollars. Rail lines entering the state include Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Chicago and Northwest Farmers railway Brandon Devils Lake Southern Devils Lake and Chautauqua and Northern Dakota Carrington’s two ton steer sold for exhibition.
Walsh county farmers push diversified farming around corn clover and cows with expert guidance from the United States dairy commission and State Dairy Commissioner Flint. In six months five dairy herds near a hundred head have been shipped in as they build silos, improve buildings, and advance crop rotation and blooded stock. Local efforts mark pioneering work in dairying and agricultural development.
North Dakota farmers agree corn can be grown widely as prize ears will be exhibited at the coming convention. Mi notes no corn contest held but good specimens shown. Ward county seeks display at the Grand Forks North Dakota Corn and Clover convention. Westhope and Rugby high schools set a Dec 22 debate on Working Men's Insurance similar to Wisconsin plan. Granville sheep clip yields ten pounds per ewe at 19 cents, with Frank Bacon owning nearly 600 sheep providing mutton and lambs.
A clever woman tricks a stock and bond broker by sending a note to dine with her and asking him to wear a red rose in the dining room. On the appointed lunch, every woman wears a red rose, and the broker leaves Coronado on the first train back to San Francisco, after the ruse becomes clear.
Fragmentary antique prose describes arranging planting in a natural parkland. It notes irregular clearings with deep bays and strong projections, with occasional individuals standing out. Foliage forms long curved lines and straight segments as it grows.
Widespread results from teacher examinations show agriculture favored by nearly all girls with a bachelor student taking domestic science. Minot sees August Johnson sentenced to ten years for neighbor killing John Gash. George Wright fined fifty dollars and jailed for unpaid costs after beating a hired horse. Valley City reports strong Commercial club drive to house and farm newcomers under Make Two Families Grow Where One Grew. Williston hosts Union Thanksgiving services led by Mayor Jackson with Salvation Army entertainment. Lidgerwood raid by Sheriff’s office and North Dakota Enforcement League nets five alleged blind tigers. enjoined buildings spark townwide excitement.
Fesgenden December 1 Henry Bohn a Hurdsfield hotel keeper faced a $10 fine plus costs after a drunken episode that troubled his new wife and neighbors. In court Judge Jansonius watched keenly as Bohn and two others signed a pledge to never drink again. If successful he plans to encourage more drinkers to “sign up.”
Citizens of Stark County show confidence in progress as a new court house costing over 200000 dollars is planned for an early spring project. The county pledges forward resolve despite potential crop setbacks and cautious optimism.
Sere Bride and Quincy Prince wed after eloping from Olio on horseback. Parents chased to stop ceremony then forgave as bride aged sixteen faced potential charges. The wedding party left for home amid summer tourist onlookers. Also reports a turkey buzzard caused a streetcar wreck in Los Angeles with no injuries. A missionary humor piece notes a former tightrope walker becoming a circus tumbler.
Refitted free with lenses included by C G Muggoptomonic specialist of Grand Forks. If misfits not yet six months old and fitted in this city. C G Mugg 0 S will be at hotel Devils Lake December 2.
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