Local and Personal Notes From the Grand Opera House Visit
Local brief mentions residents moving in and out of towns including Dr and Mrs Romig and Mr and Mrs John Louis. Gallery seats at the Grand Opera House listed at 10c. Mentions visitors from Rugby Warwick Austin Minn Cleveland township and Webster. Birth announced at Mercy hospital July 11. Several residents travel, visit family, shop, or vacation in Minneapolis St Paul Bottineau and Lakewood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nd. Geo. de Mell
Mercy Hospital
A. Kalof
C. Kalof
St. Paul
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Chautauqua
Duane Clapp
W. T. Clapp
Crookston
Minn
Local notes from Devils Lake July 1912 social visits and events
A roundup of residents traveling and visitors in Devils Lake includes Miss Marcella Schiele leaving for Valley City, Miss Adah Reese and Miss Alice Devaney on vacations, Rev Albert Torbet preaching, and many families visiting relatives in Morris Starkweather and Lake region. Chautauqua activity, weddings, property deals, and a court summons close the note. Major names include Henry family, Lange, Russell, Haig, Bess Fowler, and Gov Hanley referenced in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Chautauqua Association
J. F. Hanley
Indiana
Devils Lake
Weather Bureau
Chautauqua
Taft Nominates Two Officials for Key Posts
President Taft on July 19 announced Luther Conant Jr of New York as commissioner of corporations and Sherman Alen of Vermont as assistant secretary of the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of
Washington, D. C
Taft
Luther Conant, Jr
New York
Sherman Alen
Vermont
the Treasury
Be Hero in a Lighthouse and Mack the Manager in Name
A Civil War captain J. 3. Donahus of Haven Michigan is praised as a lighthouse keeper who averted wrecks, claiming Electric Bitters cured his kidney trouble and chills. The piece then profiles Connie Mack as the Athletics manager whose authority is total, illustrated by a tale about salary discussions with Tom Shibe and his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahus
Haven
Mich
Connie Mack
Tom Shibe
New Orlean
Tot
Ben Shiba
Tom
Connie
Shiba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Romig
John Louis
Warwick
Grand Opera House
Miss Cockings of
Rugby
Mrs. Fitch
John Hatland
8. P. Hatland
Sanford Hagen
Dena Swanton
Austin, Minn
Mundt
Noel Ruhberg
Rela ‘Tives
Grand’ Opera House
Pat Lowe
Laureen Lewis
Sevilla
Gena
Emma Mundt
Cleveland Township
Katie Bauer
Minneapolis
Mann's
N. J. Nyhus
Edmore
Urban McCarthy
Webster
Wood Lake
Mrs. Doyle
West
Coat
Geo. Routler
St. Paul En
Bethany Ladies Aid Society
Sadie Taylor
E. M. Bierns and Son
Bottineau
Crazy Altar Society
Wm. Orr
Orr
Pauline Zettler
Mr. Geo, Feldman
Lake Township
Marcella Schiele
Valley City
F. A. Baker
Mrs. Anderson
Judge Henry
Mr. Henry
Virginia
Adah Reese
The
Lake Fuel Company
Alice Devaney
Milton
Albert, Torbet
Peon Presbyterian
Julia Simonnstad
Benson
Martin Simonstad
Mrs. Russel
New Rockford
C. O. Russell
M. J. Hawley
Chicago
Geo. Frank
Cornelius Frank
Great Falls
Montana
Mrs. C. C. Bosworth
Tom Keogh
City
Lange Farm
Morris, Township
Jack Duis
Fargo
Lew Dawson
Wm. Sommerville
Barnesville, Minn
Albert Thompson
Stotlar's
John R. Anderson
Martha Rustad
Starkweather
F. D. Kelsey
Montana Division
Ross Randall
Forks
Havre
Myron Haig
Wheaton, Minn
Glassup
Chautauqua Managers Association
Hanley
Mr. Glassup
W. BE. Hocking
Helen Butcler
Fond du Lac
Wis
John Lange
Morris Township
Lange-Graf
Hans Paulson and Son
Mayville
Arthur Miller
Clara Place of
Devon
Clarence Miller
Misa Bessie Fowler
J. R. Haslam
Lizzie Peters
Haslam’s
C. R. Lantam
Abel Staubus
Grafton
Cavalier
John W. Maher
F. X. Kirsch
Swartz
John Crary
Stanton
Crary
H. W. Cassel
Ruth
Senator Steele
Mohall
Big Stone
Groton
S. Oak
Register of Deeds
M. A. Hoghaug
Detroit
Hoghaug
A. E. Clattenburg
Atlantic City
Maplehurst
Boston
Mr. Clattenburg
Miss Bean
Im District Court
Second Judicial District
Carrie Stewart
William Stewart
North Dakota
District Court
Ramsey County
John J. Samson
Devils Lake, N. D
Brandt
O’brien Bros. Hardware
Morris Smith
Prop
Great Northern Hotel
Mack
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