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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
7
Public legal notices from Ramsey County North Dakota include summonses in a quiet title action against multiple defendants regarding land described in sections 31 32 etc and mortgage foreclosures with sale dates July 12 1913. Names include M H Brennan and D W Brennan with locations Devils Lake and Devils Cake.
Summons in Ramsey County district court lists Isabel Emery Sarah Emery Henry Emery and other heirs as defendants in the estate of Eugene L. Emery deceased. The document calls for unknown claimants to interests or liens on property described in the complaint.
Notice of foreclosure on a Ramsey County North Dakota property described as sections and townships with a 1913 sale date at the Devils Lake courthouse. It lists the mortgage total of 3580.93 dollars including principal interest taxes, and a sheriff sale set for August 6 1913 at 2 PM. Attorneys and dates are noted.
A clipped Northern Minnesota and Nebraska dispatch notes general business remains steady in May with a favorable crop outlook. Flour and foreign trade show strength, lumber prices firm, freight and shipments up, and collections satisfactory as jobbers report growing demand and improved hardware and apparel activity.
The last North Dakota assembly enacted laws taking effect July 1. A deed or U S Patent must bear the county auditor tax clearance to be recorded. Recording fees rise to 1 25 dollars including transfer. A chattel mortgage must include a mortgagor receipt copy attached to the filed instrument.
The market has a better front since McAdoo’s emergency currency announcement. Favorable developments include railroad Supreme Court decisions and progress of Harriman dissolution talks. Washington advices and tariff concerns ease as business adapts to changes. President Wilson uses influence to keep prosperity intact.
Washington June 27 The administration currency bill will be changed before action in Congress, though it will be introduced in nearly the same form in both houses. Provisions on retiring national bank notes and refunding the 2 percent bonds will be restored with administration consent. Critics argue the bill favors banking interests and creates a national reserve board with little direct benefit to the public.
Washington June 27 Secretary Wilson and the labor department oppose the proposed arbitration and mediation act from railroad interests. He says it exceeds urgent needs and favors emergency reform only by increasing the board of mediators under the Erdman act.
A North Dakota jury awarded Ephraim Poulin $4500 in a $20000 damages suit against the Valhalla Roller Mills after Poulin, injured on the job, claimed machine inadequacy. Judge Kneeshaw questioned the evidence and prepared to hear motions to set aside the verdict. The case concerns alleged machinery fault and employer liability, with postverdict proceedings expected.
Chief Gaime Warden Hart led a raid in Ichnenme County arresting C. Vista Tallin and Richard Vance on deer killing charges. The trio pleaded guilty. A one year term and fines were imposed. Officials warn of strict enforcement ahead.
Governor Hanna named a six member commission to arrange North Dakota's information bureau and display for the 1914 Norway Centennial in Christiana. The panel includes C. W. Plain Nels Lunnegard A. A. Stenehjem Alfred Gabrielson and H. H. Steele. Members are unpaid except expenses and $5 per day while duties are performed. A $10000 state appropriation funds the exhibit.
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment heals skin eruptions and itching. A Littletown man reports forehead eczema cleared in two weeks. guaranteed relief or money refunded. Available from druggists or Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Inquiries about beating Wall Street point to a single strategy: invest through banks tied to home real estate and related enterprises. This approach links financial gains to property markets and housing-related businesses, suggesting stability in a real estate aligned banking system.
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