Devils Lake Post Office Billing Notice
Publication header from a North Dakota post office notice listing publishers William B. McLaughlin and Charles G. Branham with monthly billing terms for second class matter and all bills collected.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
4
Publication header from a North Dakota post office notice listing publishers William B. McLaughlin and Charles G. Branham with monthly billing terms for second class matter and all bills collected.
In a Minneapolis interview Senator Gronna argues Roosevelt cannot carry North Dakota against La Follette. He notes La Follette is the choice of North Dakota voters, with only two dissenters detected among hundreds of conversations. A Washington insider cites broad rural support for the Wisconsin senator.
Postmaster General Hitchcock urges readers to mail letters to Santa with a two cent stamp so they reach the Dead Letter office on time. Properly posted letters are handed to charitable groups and institutions that will ensure Santa delivers gifts to children before Christmas.
Milton Globe notes Devils Lake holds three of the state’s liveliest and newest newspapers, showcasing the city’s robust press scene and regional media growth.
Largely attended confirmation and Sunday services were held in the library basement under Rev. Kollmorgen of the German Lutheran church. Candidates listed include Arthur Brown Theodore Froeligh Phoebe Brown Mina Wittkopf Rosa Wittkopf and Albertina Brending. Sunday school will begin next Sunday at 10 o clock with English instruction and aid from church ladies. Evening services also planned in English. The room proved nearly too small for the crowd.
Charles O. Russell was reelected chief of the Devils Lake fire department at the regular meeting. Officers C. W. Greene W. E. Hurst and C. P. Brainard were also reappointed. The department reported 42 fires this year. The state firemen’s tournament is slated for Williston in June. The annual love feast may be held at the new city hall.
Beautiful memorial services by the Elks at the Grand Opera House honored departed members. Exalted Ruler Chas Doyon opened with remarks, Rev Clattenburg gave the invocation, and Judge Palda delivered a memorial oration. Musical program by Mesdames Freeman Mirham and Miss Hardy praised by attendees. Christmas sale and supper planned by Church of the Advent ladies at Odd Fellows hall on December 14.
Grand Harbor County Superintendent Haig visited on Tuesday drawing smiles from pupils and teachers. Mrs. Will Irwin seeks signers for a post office petition and may become bestmistress. Thanksgiving dance and supper pleased locals with plans to repeat Friday. Belcourt family relatives gathered during Thanksgiving week. Viola Sipman returned to Devils Lake school duties on Tuesday. Several Seventh graders were absent due to illness and confirmations at Devils Lake. Willard Crilly begins telegraphy training with Agent Lingard. Ed Blanchfield and Joe Dower relocate to Box Elder Montana for six months. Chas Todd and Mrs. Powell shopped in Devils Lake, Mrs. E W Taylor and Pearl Bullock visited. Robert McKay and family hosted Thanksgiving at Cochran home.
Due to illness D. D. Sullivan could not fill former dates but will be at Huesgen's Jewelry store Saturday December 16. Those with defective eyesight or needing glasses renewed should call and see him.
Local residents from Crary, Arvilla, and nearby towns enjoyed Thanksgiving gatherings and weekend visits. Families including McCabe Murray Crary Cuthbert and Southam hosted relatives and friends at multiple dinners, birthday parties, sleighing events, and surprise celebrations across Devils Lake and MeVille.
Chicago rupt ure expert Dr F H Seeley promotes the Spermatic Shield Truss used by the United States Government. Free fittings by Mr A R Goodale and a Lady assistant available 9 am to 8 pm for one day only. Charity cases seen at no charge. married women must bring husbands and minors their parents.
Grace Stanton left for Willis ton to visit her brother and family. F R Stevens hosted several couples for dinner. Thanksgiving guests included the Sagmoon family. Eastern Star met in Devils Lake. The Lades' Aid and Altar Society held gatherings. Royal Neighbors initiated two new members. Local residents hosted and visited, with business trips and job moves noted.
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