Indian School Advocate Favors Wahpeton Agricultural School Bill
The committee on Indian affairs favors the bill to establish an Indian agricultural school near Wahpeton North Dakota with a $100000 appropriation for buildings and equipment.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
3
The committee on Indian affairs favors the bill to establish an Indian agricultural school near Wahpeton North Dakota with a $100000 appropriation for buildings and equipment.
Washington correspondent recalls Perry Heath and Gen Clements securing an interior department order in 1884 to select land in Devils Lake. Prospectors pursued gold coal and minerals but failed to materialize. Local influence shifted the county seat Dunseith and the pair went broke on the transaction.
Gertie King owner of a Front Street Fargo hotel testified that Decker assaulted her during a Sunday morning visit when he attempted to embrace her. Decker claimed no punch was thrown. magistrate fined him $20 or ten days in jail, as he lacked money and was committed. A separate incident reported an acetylene gas plant explosion in a Crary block basement injuring cleaner Jud Dean. the blast damaged the plant but not the building, risking serious harm to occupants of the furniture and music store above.
An Inter Ocean interview with county official suggests Lawton Posey, suspected in a murder, returned home after learning of the suspicion. Posey claimed he took Bhannon to his home, then Posey ate supper while Shannon and Brannon traveled with masked horsemen toward Crary before leaving on the morning flyer west. The bloody quilt remains tied to the case, with Posey allegedly involved in prior altercations.
Officials say they found no evidence of murder after examining a scene where a sled carried manure and quoilt wads, noting the incident appears routine with no further actions required.
December 25 and 26 the Nobles, a celebrated company of artists, will present a program in the city. They will open with a play described as the century’s greatest dramatic triumph depicting the struggle between good and evil and the soul’s aspirations. Watch the bills for details.
TheWebster chapel Christmas Eve program draws attendees with Rev Roy Walker driving to Devils Lake and back. Many locals, including Miss Marie Sutherland and Miss Margaret Chisholm, travel for holidays and visits while multiple families report trips to the Lake and nearby towns.
Crombie days proved their ability in the kitchen and dining area as the Busy Bees enjoyed a Treeday gathering at Mr. L Kuell’s home. John Crombie promises top quality Christmas goods at low prices, with Keyatons Maid cigars noted as a fit choice.
The editorial defends U S policy in Panama. It argues Colombia provoked conflict, Panama declared independence with broad popular support, and warns against withdrawing recognition or treaty rights. It asserts Marines acted to protect duty and canal transit, and cautions against appeasing European powers or undermining the new republic.
The closing engagement of Noble Theatre Co. drew a full house for Sapho with Gussie Johnstons delivering a deft Sepho portrayal. The performance featured adept acting and a refined adaptation of the drama after cuts to avoid offense, with varied mood from grave to gay through the evening.
Joan Gaussin led the cast with finish as Noble praised the night’s support and dramatic impact. Patrons filled the venue and overall reception called this one of Mitchell’s best in years.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. Testimonial from Chaney and partners vouches for honesty and solvency. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to work internally, with testimonials available. Price 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists. also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for nervousness sleeplessness stomach upsets and kidney bowels liver and blood purification. Claims it benefits run down systems and clears acne with thorough effectiveness. Priced at 50 cents with refund if unsatisfied offered by druggist C. E. Greens.
A historical observation explains the typical Japanese house as a single floor with roof and corner posts. Rooms are formed by sliding paper panel dividers, no doors or corridors, and shutters secure the outer edges. It notes roof tiling, typhoon risks, and ignition hazards with cheap lamps and oil.
Notice of mortgage sale against Frank C. Kaeding and Mary Kaeding to satisfy default on a 1908 mortgage. Property described as parts of section eight in Township 130 North Range 60 West, including northeast and northwest quarters. Sale authorized by Margaret McKone and Burke Middaugh with late December 1903 filing date.
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