Finest photos at Hanson's studio and new Ramsey location
The Devils Lake column notes Finest photos at Hanson's studio now housed near Ramsey Drug Co as visitors from W. W. Fegan and Peters Cartridge Co. tour the town. It also lists local notices, theatrical plans, upcoming builds, and civic fundraising urging residents to support the new Empire Portland Cement distribution efforts and a city paper mill project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Ramsey Drug Co
P. A. Lowe
W. W. Fegan
Cigars
Grand Forks
Hon
James Collins
Peters Cartridge Company
Devils Lake
Empire Portland Cement Co
Gram Construction Co
Farmers
Autoists Arrival And Wedding At Devils Lake News
Autoists coming for a weekend visit to Devils Lake from the Twin Cities, with a Great Northern special train, will attend a Sioux Indian war dance at Fort Totten before Helena. A wedding in Devils Lake unites Harriet Neidecken and Herbert Richter with a breakfast at the Great Northern hotel. New school laws raise county superintendent salaries based on property value. Milton physician Dr J Reilly convicted of second degree murder for a fatal operation. nurse Nellie Gande released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picea Aber
Oven
Elizabeth Trefz
A. F. Schrader
Henry Bruso
Hill Avenue
Henryloo
Iowa
Lillian Tretz
Devils Lake
Stockman
Waterloo
Twin Cities
Minnesota State Automobile Association
Helena
Mont
Great Northern
Hers
Fort Totten
C. M. Ziebach
Mr. Kuderman
Matson
Sheyenne
Helton
Cairo
Miss Petersons
Leeds
Ed. Simpson
Cando
Haig
Friends of County Supt
Milton
J. Reilly
Langdon
Nellie Gande
Picnic draw at Red Willow Lake with Norse leader attendance
Hon Siver Serumgard headlined a Sunday picnic at Red Willow Lake with about a thousand attendees. Brass bands from Aneta Tolna Pekin and Petersburg supplied music and Serumgard spoke in Norwegian and English. Other speakers included John Sampson Devils Lake Paul Nelson McVille and Percy Trubshaw. Trubshaw notes from Cooperstown Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Norway
Red Willow
Lake
Siver Serumgard
Aneta
Tolna
Pekin
Petersburg
Mr. Serumgard
John Sampson
Devils Lake
Paul Nelson
McVitle
Percy. Trubshaw
Cooperstown
Mitchell Pitchert wedding in Devils Lake draws famed guests
Miss Marion Mitchell daughter of H. E. Mitchell and Prof Charles E. Pitchert superintendent of public schools at Balaton Minn were wed in a formal family ceremony at the Mitchell home. The Presbyterian rite was conducted by Rev B. G. Bailey with Marion in a white chif fon marquisette gown. Attendants included Harriet Reading Celia Duell Rica and Maze Connelly with Pearl Duell Leonia Hopkins Mildred Holmes and Vera Beede as ribbon bearers. The couple’s first hours united under floral arches of aspargus fern and white sweet peas as guests praised the event in a small intimate setting.
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Marion Mitchell
H. E. Mitchell
Devils Lake
Charles E. Pitchert
Balaton
Minn
Harriet ‘Reading
Grand Forks
Celia Duell
Thinkcity
Rica
Maze Connelly
Jed
Pearl Duell
Leonia Hopkins
Mildred Holmes
Vera Beede
Minnespolia
Harold Mitchell
Eddie Larson
B. G. Bailey
Mitchell
Ciara
Mra
Rebecca Bosard
R.A. Jackson
J.J. Marquette
Minsoula
Mont
Porthur Blaisdell
Harriett Reading
Grand - Mise Mitchell
Han Bean
Degile’ Lake
Popular Wahpeton Hotel Host Praised By Visitors
Clyde Mitten of the Merchants' hotel in Wahpeton is highlighted as a well known and popular hotel man in the state. The Merchants' hotel is described as a beauty, well run, with cordial reception that makes it a favored stopping place for travelers. Devils Lake fire boys returning home from Wahpeton shared enthusiasm for the hospitality they received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mitten
Merchants
Wahpeton
Mitten
Devils Lake
Real estate transfers in Ramsey county this month
Real estate transfers recorded include Chas Anderson and wife to Carl A Medali for NE quarter 27 155 60 valued at 1.00. Sevilla Baughman and Louisa B Weaver to Chas A Ballack for Greenwood Chautauqua at 150.00. J H Merrett and wife to W J Brotlar Greenwood 100.00. John Karjala and wife to Jacob B Xohnen Brocket 75.00. Catherine Stearns and husband to Frank H Hytexd for Cleveland and Kennedy addition Davils Lake lot 12 block 4 1,000.00. B H M Crary and wife to A Carlyon lots 4 section 2 and 1 2 section 3 166-60 151 80 acres 2,500.00.
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Ramsey County
Chas. Anderson
Carl A. Medali
Ation
Sevilla Baughman
Louisa B. Weaver
Chas. A. Ballack
Greenwood
Chautauqua
J. HL Merrett
W. J. Brotlar
Train Kills Two Laborers In Michigan City Incident
Last Friday night two laborers Jas Koeft and Joseph Kelley were struck by a train No 1 in Michigan City and died. They sat on the track and could not be stopped in time. Coroners inquest absolved the railway company. The dead men were from Montana. William McDonald, a former Los Angeles resident, is held for a month over his landed interests.
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Lankaster
Hugh H. Lankaster
Northwestern I. R
Lankester
North Dakota Battleship Silver Service Commission
Northwestern
Boston
Jas
Koeft
Joseph Kelley
Michigan City
Kelley
Knaft
General Hospital
Montana
William McDonald
Los Angeles
Cal
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services July 23 1911
Morning worship at 1 o clock with subject The Christian Aviator Sunday School at noon Evening worship at 8 with subject The Standard of Life Public invited Pastor away on vacation until August 13 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
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Geo. Collins
English Barytone
Miss May McQuarrie
Rodenbach
Mundt
Hanson’s Photo Studio
Peter Dufault
Westhope
Dufault
Emmett Orr
Kentucky
Orr
Mr. Orr
Laura A. Peck
Bismarck
Donald
Peter
Peterson
Grand Theatre
Cowley
Nimmo
E. M. Bernier
N. D
St. Paul
Ida Nelson
Haslam’s
Fosston, Minn
W. L. Booten
New Rockford
Booten
Devils Lake Journal
A. A. Metcalf
Mils Waukee
City
Great Northern Hotel
A. G. Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Gram
Dickinson
Bacon
Command
Salvation Army
Minot
Huron
B. C. Olsgard
McVitie
Legislative Assembly
Olsgard
Olsgards
Oligard
Nelson County
Wife
Ramsey County Implement Company
Devils Lake, N. D
Saturda
Arthur
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