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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
4
Devils Lake Inter Ocean serves Devils Lake Ramsey County North Dakota as the official paper. Published weekly with second class matter status and HL B Reynolds as publisher. Subscription priced at $1.50 per year.
A front page notice highlights speeding hazards in Devils Lake with near misses on Kelly avenue and Fourth street. The piece calls for city authorities to crack down on speeders, citing a girl nearly knocked down on Fifth street and a brakeman escape on the Great Northern. It also notes political mentions and a Board of Equalization session with tax increases across Ramsey county townships and cities.
Ramsey County North Dakota in county court before Judge John P. Henry, hearing Urban McCarthy petition for right of succession to real estate in Devils Lake. Property includes blocks and alleys in Maher Locke’s Fourth Addition and Ruger's Second Addition. hearing set August 2, 1912 at 10 am. notice to respondents and unknown heirs.
A transcription of satirical remarks on the 1908 campaign scene. It mocks candidates and moneyed influence, notes large Socialist literature distribution, features Bryan and party symbols, and comments on labor, purity laws, and public appetites. It also references Herschel Parker climbing Mount McKinley and a polarized electorate.
The Devils Lake City Council invites sealed bids for printing of all ordinances notices and other items for the year ending May 1912. Bids must state the lowest rate per line and be filed with the City Auditor by July 22 1912 at 8 00 PM. The council may reject any or all bids. Date July 3 1912. Bryant City Auditor.
The City of Devils Lake North Dakota invites bids by July 22 1912 8 pm for sewer mains on Eighth Third Moore and A line streets plus Hill avenue including 12 inch and 10 inch pipe work plans are at the City Auditor's office Bids require a $500 certified check and a bid bond to guarantee contract execution The City Council may reject any or all bids by order of the City Council dated
S L Wineman and Trina S Wineman file with the City Auditor a verified petition to vacate all alleys in Blocks 1 and 2 of Winesman First Addition and Kittson Avenue from Fourteenth Street to the section line for state school grounds. Hearing set for August 8 in City Council rooms, Devils Lake North Dakota.
The City of Devils Lake North Dakota invites bids for sidewalks street crossings curbs and gutters under city ordinances for the 1912 season. Bids due July 22 1912 at 8 PM with certified check 200 dollars and a bond 500 dollars required with each bid. Bids sealed and marked Bids for Side Walks Street Crossings and Curbs and Gutters. City Council may reject any or all bids. July 1912.
The supreme court of North Dakota today rules in the Billings Golden Valley case granting Golden Valley a new county. Golden Valley will be the name of the new county.
An excerpt warns that hot days can trigger quick lice proliferation, spreading from small crevices to widespread infestations, making eradication extremely difficult once established. The caution highlights rapid multiplication and the challenge of control.
The report urges immediate action to clean, disinfect every old mess. doors and roosts must be scrubbed, whitewashed, and treated with kerosene to start anew. It emphasizes thorough sanitation and rapid restoration of premises.
A Civil War captain from South Haven Mich, famed as a mighty housekeeper, credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble and chills and improving sight. At seventy he reports good health. Also noted is a Fargo case: O'Neil charged with importing opium via mail from St Paul, with court action likely at the October term as authorities crack down.
In Fargo North Dakota on July 5 H G ONeil a colored man was arrested by Chief Don Keefe at the request of a post office inspector and was brought before U S Commissioner Cupler bound over to the next term of the federal court under bonds of 308 dollars.
The article advises careful late lamb trimming and early removal if the lambs are strong and pasture is ready. It notes thin mothers, good pasture, and the ram’s wool removal improving appearance. It warns that previous shaping for a fall fair affects current handling and urges caution this fall.
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