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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
8
Professor G L Martin from North Dakota Agricultural College explains butter overrun as the variation in final product due to water content and processing. He compares butter to bread and details composition percentages, churning steps, washing, salting, and how overrun is calculated from butter fat and cream yields.
The Lake Athletic club hosted a large party at I. O. O. F. hall forcing a move to the roller rink as crowds overflowed. Music was fine and organizers noted the crowd would fill the rink again for future events. Rey Kollmorgen family relocates to Devils Lake and plans an open house at 906 Sixth Street. The German Lutheran church secures lots at Seventh and Aline for a spring church, with confirmation services led by Rev Kollmorgen in English at the library basement at 10:30 AM Sunday and another English service Sunday night.
Mrs Arvade Rankin an early Devils Lake resident died at her daughter Mrs Arthur Oslander home in Minneapolis yesterday night. She was 50 years old. Remains will be brought to Devils Lake tomorrow noon for a funeral at the Presbyterian church on Sunday if relatives arrive in time. She had lived in Minneapolis about two years. Her husband was killed on a railroad in this city. She is survived by two sons and two daughters.
Cub the Inter Ocean's German Spitz is missing or stolen and a reward is offered for his return or information leading to recovery. The six month old pup is described as white when clean and troublesome, and the owner urges assistance to locate him.
Agricultural notes warn pigeon grass as a persistent weed that delays grain start, crowds crops, and seeds August to October. Rotation and thorough land work help, while early strong seedbed preparation reduces problems. Also mentions frost tolerance in celery and a bee incident at a residence.
Minneapolis police officers Capt. George Sinclair and Patrolman J A Larson, both bee experts, faced a bee swarm on the station roof as they used bagpipes to play a tune to distract the hive. The scene drew townsfolk who fled the area while officers attempted to calm the swarm with music.
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