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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
6
The ad asserts Dakota flour uses pure, selected kernels from the best wheat, costs more to produce yet sold at the same price as ordinary flour, to let all afford the best. It notes Wm. Martin spoke in Fargo on dry farming, and reports Mrs. Rankin, formerly of the city, is recovering in Upham, N. D.
The Grand opera house in Devils Lake proves popular with the Lion and the Mouse and past and upcoming attractions. Managers should book first class Schubert acts to fill seats, as recent shows drew strong receipts with regional interest and major city comparisons. Local notes include visits by C Chanon.at Lande Solooes Peter Matson and others.
A round of calls and trips marks the Hampden region with A. D. Brant of Farmers Bank, Hans Ugland and son, and attorney C. J. Connolly visiting nearby towns. John Murphy attends United Play Company's Lion and the Mouse. Paul Goldade visits Berwick and St. Gal's Monastery past ties. Rev. James’s son John ill after appendicitis. C. W. Kelley attends Tri State Grain Growers convention. his move to Excelsior Springs foreshadows a longer trip. G. Grimson, Langdon states attorney and Munich Herald editor, attends Judge Henry's court and editorial convention. notes on prohibition piece appear. The Hotel Northern in Grand Forks details European-plan rates and dining options.
Miss Anna Engstad of Warwick shopped in the city Monday. Peter N. Gilbert from Charles Ferry spent Tuesday in the city. Attorney E C Bowen was in the city Saturday on legal business. Fred Kelly from Lakota was there Monday for legal matters. John J Doyle and wife from Charles Ferry were in town Saturday. Otto Shipley from Hampden sold life insurance Tuesday. John F Dyle spent Friday and Saturday in Grand Forks on business. Old papers for pantry shelves available at Inter Ocean office.
Sheriff Kelly visits Doheny home while M A Tenney handles Fargo insurance affairs. Businessmen like H L Ugland travel to Knox, and Chas Pillsbury promotes harness oiling. Ziebachs visit Fort Totten. Miss Prete plans Twin Cities trip for millinery stock. St Josephs Ladies Altar Society meets. Hyland church service conducted by Rev B A Fahl. Several teachers and residents attend events in Grand Forks and Warwick with local officials and press association delegates present.
N A Robinson, superintendent of the St Anthony and Dakota line of elevators, toured Souris and western points last week. Miss Stoeser, a well connected resident, is wished a happy prosperous life with her husband. The Junior Audubon Society will meet Mrs. Wm Flager Saturday at three. Boys and girls interested in birds are invited.
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