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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
6
Local notices report visitors from Fargo, Warwick, Tokio and Minot, along with land purchases near Starkweather and a marriage announcement for Milas Karine Maglessen of Rushford. Also noted are church dedications, confirmation services, a new ice cream stand at Chaudiqua, and upcoming North Dakota postmasters league meeting in Devils Lake.
A small listing notes a WAN party at Fant Est with an admission of 10.00 dollars and an additional one dollar option for more. The terse item reflects a local event advertisement with pricing details.
News reaches the city of the marriage last Monday at Great Falls Montana of Miss Ethel Fitzgerald daughter of Mrs E W Fitzgerald of Alpha avenue and William M J Lee a North Dakota College of Law graduate and 2024 commencement orator They will live in Great Falls as Mr Lee begins the practice of law Miss Fitzgerald is a sister of Mrs W E Hocking formerly of this city The couple and their friends kept the secret until their Sunday departure for their new life together
The First National Bank of Devils Lake North Dakota advertises real estate loans on payment plans. The notice highlights loan availability and terms for local borrowers seeking property financing.
J. J. Sampson of Lakota and Charles Anderson of Warwick visited the city on Monday and Tuesday respectively while Edward F. Flynn conducted legal business in Lakota on Tuesday. Mrs M Garvey returned Monday after time with her sister Miss Norton in this city. Mrs Davis Rubin, who had been visiting Winnipeg friends the past week, returned home Tuesday evening. Peter Westergaard completed a new residence on Farrington and Ninth streets and moved in Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Thurston from Balfour made proof on a claim near her home on Tuesday. Louise LeMay visited Grand Forks friends this week and will attend Ringling’s circus today. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fisher moved to Chautauqua and occupy a new cottage. T. P. O’Connell and Edward Flynn traveled from Grand Forks on business to Tokio. I. Hansen conducted business at Church Ferry. Dock outings and millinery shop news appear. Mrs. Orr returned from Crary, and Mrs. Belyea and family visited Sprague residence. Ed Forner of Chicago visiting relatives, Kerrs from Lawton headed to Minneapolis. Gertrude Riordan visiting Sullivan family in Webster and Riordan in town. Mankato Commercial College invites readers to request their year book. C. A. Dodge family and Miss Buckin toured Fort Totten and other sites. Aloysia Belford enjoyed time in Whitwater, St. Marys, Cresco, and Cresco’s class events. Belford later journeyed to Cresco and back home.
Mrs. Mary Nason of Niagara and Mrs. Anna Abbott of Boston visit Ma and Mrs. McLeod at Chautauqua. A playful riff on law, voting, marriage, and money contrasts de jure with de jury and notes the humor in horse prices.
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