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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
2
Local notes from Munich include visits by G Grimgon and many residents traveling to Lakota Edmore Glasgow and Devils Lake. Weather relief with rain boosts crops while the Lake Washington church dedication and Chautauqua outings highlight community life. Two storms damaged property and livestock, with recovery efforts under way.
Dr Craig and family visited relatives in Edmore on Sunday. Carlton Cade returned from Great Falls Montana. John Wade was a business visitor at Grand Forks late this week. Mr and Mrs A B Brandt honeymooned and will begin housekeeping soon. Mrs H L Mackey went to Devils Lake and spent the Fourth with relatives. HL F Shipley and family enjoyed camp life at Chautauqua in Devils Lake. Mrs C Morzof and Miss K Morzof from Niagara Falls arrived Friday for a few weeks visit. Drought broken with two rains in a week. marked improvement shown. Martin Jessie left the lumber yard for Moose Jaw to look up a claim. Miss Sylvia Mostad left for home at Vang North Dakota Saturday. sister taking her place as hello girl. Martin Tappen and Oscar Vola went to Manitou Manitoba to back Langdon against Winnipeg. Canadians shut out. After first station, getting past it.
Enterprise township has 14 teams grading the east and west lines near Charlie Anderson farm. Visitors from Devils Lake and Be loit travel for business and visits. Local residents plan road work this season to save horse flesh and ease drought effects.
Republican Jake Berkowitz finishes building his barn. J. P. Lamb and Geo. Lamb of Michigan visit town. A. F. Moravite of Brackett visits for a business day. O Hagen repairs the old schoolhouse for a dwelling. A. H. Woods travels to Michigan City on business and plans a return soon. Miss Clara Johnson, Montrose teacher, returns home. Frank Garvey arrives from Gratton to tend his farm. C. B. Burgess of Burgess Elevator Co. passes through town by auto. Mrs. John Ruttle plans to depart.
Mrs Ruttle will travel Saturday to St Paul to visit her sister and then go to Sprague Wisconsin to care for their farm alongside her two sons. Geo Dougherty from Bow Bells North Dakota and his brother J P Dougherty of Edmore visited Lawton last week en route from Lakota after visiting their ailing mother. Fred Fish and his bride returned from their wedding trip to the twin cities and will settle in their new home on Main Street once furniture arrives.
STARKWEATHER From The Times Oliver P N Anderson took his son Oscar to Grand Forks for an operation last Saturday and they returned Monday afternoon Halas Bricketad traveled from Indiana and is feeling better since the trip Haaken Huesby and Miss Gina Briness were married last Wednesday at Halvor Gran east of town Judge Hilden performed the ceremony Editor Lindstrom of Langdon passed through on Sunday A T Hilden and wife returned Wednesday from Minnesota with fishing tales James Houff and wife visited from Minot last week Roy Houff accompanied them to spend the summer with W H Houff family Pastor Melaol presided at two marriages Adolph Mikkeleon wed Amanda Gustafson Tuesday and Joe Adal wed Clara Nees yesterday at Chain Lake church Miss Anna Buck visited with Mueen Tillie and Petra Romatend last week Mrs Archie Currie spending two seasons at Chautauqua camping
The notice lists several local movements and visits. Boyd Freeborn started as assistant cashier at the State Bank this place last week. J. Q. Adams and family traveled from Devils Lake for a visit with T. E. Morgan and family. Martin Benson and family left for Bismarck after a two week stay. Levi Briggs visited Neche to see his brother. Ruth Lathrop of Northfield is visiting Trene Dougherty. Mrs. W. R. Haig and family enjoy camp life at Chautauqua. A. O. Sather visited Chautauqua with N. L. Greer, while L. D. Maurer and family remain in their cottage at Chautauqua.
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