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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
4
The Inter Ocean discusses the coming year 1899 with a tone of national pride. It praises American victory in the Philippines, urges continued leadership and self government for territories, and laments foreign influence while predicting political shifts in the U S House. It notes McKinley era policies, shipping bills, and a cautious forecast for future leadership.
North Dakotans who hoped reform in Minnesota’s department will be disappointed. The cost for one year is put at 375000 dollars. A quip about Congressman Brigham Roberts notes he loved not wisely but too well.
The Hostetter Company of Pittsburgh promotes its Almanac for 1900, claiming near half a century of popularity for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The 1900 edition will be printed in nine languages with over eleven million copies produced, available free from druggists and country dealers.
The piece recalls Chas Lee Gates Allen and Arnold as two soldiers of fortune who challenged Washington, detailing their flaws and actions. It contrasts their motives with Washington’s restraint and judgment, noting his mercy toward Lee and compassion for Arnold’s wife during West Point treason. The closing line pivots to a travel pitch for Eastern Canada via Great Northern.
Gltu visits sister Mrs Jap Vale. Bruce Ticknor returns from Chicago to spend holidays. Diamond restaurant menu aligns with dinner bill of fare. Division officials conduct western inspection tour to Devils Lake. R. Morgan resigns. F. G. Williamson of Everett, Wash., named successor. Conductor P J Keeley resumes Great Northern run 15 and 16. James G McKinney launches Progress at Anamoose. Doric Chapter Royal Arch Masons install officers before large audience. Canadian excursion tickets via Great Northern offer tunnel view at St Clair River. Wm H Brown & Co reports land deals in Bartlett and Norway townships and multiple Emmons, Rolette, McIntosh parcels. Firm showcases faith in North Dakota land with 50 quarter sections bought in 30 days.
The third semi annual Epworth League rally met at a northwest district Methodist church on December 27 with about fourteen delegates. J MccKennie chaired, Rev J Murchison welcomed, and Miss Blanch Lochlin spoke on Our Deepest Need. Social hour followed with cake and cocoa, and officers were elected including Mr McKennie as president.
John F. Ray reports receipt of cash from his insuring company Grand Forks North Dakota after a household furniture loss dated October 26 1899. The note confirms payment for the claimed damage.
The Fleur de Lis Club entertained Wednesday at Odd Fellows hall with former Devils Lake High graduates now studying at the University. A joyful crowd enjoyed games, a 10 o’clock musical program, and a dainty lunch prepared by the young ladies. Notable attendees included Agnes Skundberg, Roberta Brennan, Helen Prindeville, Tressa Graham, Mary Hodson, Minnie Jamieson, Eva Jones, Ruth Roberts, and many others from the local community and visiting students.
Gréam reports Fessenden on the Sea nearly destroyed by fire. England secures Delagoa Bay from Portugal. Canada faces opposition in Laurier’s party over sending more troops to Britain. Francois Bourassi resigns. D Monet protests further contingents citing Canada’s nonintervention.
Confidence in Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is urged as the safe proven cure for female illnesses. Readers are invited to write to Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for free advice and a booklet with letters from officials and a union. Multiple testimonial letters claim cures of falling uterus irregular menses and nervous prostration.
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