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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
3
Farm loan offers and banking promotions appear with ads for furniture and musical events. North Dakota items mention farm loans from Ramsey County Bank and Getts Co, clothing, furniture sales, and local social notices plus an obituary for William Horne of Penn with family survivors listed.
Lars Tollifson of Leeds engaged in real estate dealings in the city Saturday. Geo W Getts Co. offers a farm loan fund on liberal terms. A G Burr, Bottineau’s new attorney, conducted legal business in the city late last week. Geo W Getts Co. disposed of interests of Chas Egner and J O Desket in the City barber shop last Saturday.
City council met in regular session with Aldermen Cockburn Davenport Mann Haslam Wineman Auditor Scra tass and City Attorney Townsend present. They approved minutes and discussed gasolene use for keeping water in the fire engine warm, deciding to discontinue it. Judge Duell reported January nuisances boosted city revenue by 850 dollars. Chief Ryan was praised for enforcing ordinances. salary warrants were to be called in from funds on hand. Fire committee to inspect leaking water tank. city cells unfit due to tank drips. Dr Ruger protested petitions to extend city pails north east and west. no action pending. Council agreed any change would annex the whole school district, Dr Ruger objected. Printer delays postponed bids. some new and revised ordinances received first reading. adjourned to February 7. New and revised nuisance ordinances described as stringent.
The obituary notes the death of Ben E Ingwaldson at St Johns Hospital Grand Forks from quinsy. It details his character as a promising lawyer, Shriner and lodge member, and describes his will leaving several thousand dollars to his mother and sisters. His embalmed remains rest in Buxton cemetery with floral tributes from Fargo Hillsboro and local lodge auxiliaries.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Moop's Sarsaparilia as a cure for catarrh by cleansing the blood and strengthening the system. The text mocks breathing through the nose and mentions dramatic relief, targeting readers with nasal discharge and related symptoms.
Writings describe a respected man hidden from mortal view, with relatives including Mrs. O. P. N. Anderson, Miss Jennie, John Ingwaldson of Cano, Ole and Ingwald of Hillsboro, Mrs. Jessett of Spokane, and others present for the last rites, expressing heartfelt sympathy.
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