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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
1
Justice Dewar orders the sheriff to bring Fr. V. Bice into court as a bench warrant remains outstanding. The notice calls for immediate custody by the sheriff to insure appearance.
The State presses restraining orders against R V Rice auditor of Ramsey county amid courtroom disputes. Judge Dewar wrestles with proceedings as Wehe vows to pursue appeal while Sheriff McLean delays warrants triggering further legal wrangles in this unsettled case.
District Gaia Warden John Dale aids in placing six feet of debates to prevent law violations. Efforts target blighting and illegal planting. emphasis on Nova Dakota section. Note mentions chickens ducks and unusual terminology.
Aleck Burns of the Great Northern line suffered a serious leg injury Wednesday when a heavy rail fell on his limb. Doctors report multiple fractures that may require amputation.
Democrats rally as Col Kelly ends a long and valued career in firefighting duties. The retirement marks a milestone as party members prepare campaigns for upcoming elections and acknowledge his public service.
The county Democratic central committee elected at Kenly's office reports strong attendance and praise for Col. J. M. Kelly's Baltimore remarks. John Dougherty was chosen chairman, with W. A. Fulkerson elected treasurer and an executive committee named including J. Dougherty J. L. Bloom J. Hoseng Guy H. Barendt William Kennedy A. B. Kerlin J. N. Gl J. M. Kelly.
A motion to reopen the divorce of Earl McCanna and Fern McCanna unfolds in Devils Lake district court. Fern McCanna says she learned of a divorce through her attorney and that she signed a document she did not understand, while claiming she had no knowledge of the decree or conflict.
Louis Nohsnick of Leipzig North Dakota was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Lamont in Alpine Almont for sending obscene matter through the mail. He pleaded guilty at a hearing before U S Commissioner G H Anderson and was bound over to the federal district court. Bonds were fixed at 300 dollars but his inability to pay led to his detention for cafe keeping.
Plans are under way to establish a builders exchange in Devils Lake to unify local firms for state construction work. The effort highlights active participation by Devils Lake builders and aims to position the city as a major construction hub, with plans to coordinate out of town work and set an initial headquarters likely at the Commercial Club.
The youth, Flaod Holmgren of Thief River Falls Minnesota, was found in depot yards after a journey from Fargo to Starkweather. He claimed to have ridden trains across Minnesota and Montana to reach relatives in Starkweather. He showed wit and energy for his age and was admonished to return home with a promise to go straight home.
Larimore attorney Albert A. Davis vanished from his home on May 28. Since his disappearance, no communication has been received, prompting speculation about possible physical or mental distress as the case drew public attention.
Railway commissioners including W H Statswan W H Mann and O P N Anderson travel from northeastern points to Surrey N D for a public hearing on relocating the Great Northern depot to the y of the main line and Fargo cutoff. Surrey residents object while officials discuss possible access and route changes. Secretary fom He may join the party later, traveling north over the Soo.
A pending petition to create a street across the Great Northern railroad tracks, likely at Kelly or Arnold avenues, is expected to gather broad support from residents. The unsafe crossing plans and recent accidents during the Chautauqua season prompt action with the railroad company to open a safe crossing, benefiting many residents. Mrs. Oscar Johnson returned from Garfield, Minnesota.
Robert Grosser is reported missing and believed to be in North Dakota. Police seek information on his whereabouts following a November 25, 1921 incident and offer a reward for tips leading to his location.
The Benton county association announces its annual fair at Lisre on July 81 Aus 1 and 1. Gouvereurs urge efforts to make it the largest fair ever held in the county.
Dave Severin of the Commercial men’s baseball team broke his arm when struck by a batted ball Sunday. He initially thought the injury was a bruise and did not seek medical help until Wednesday morning.
Charles Haspel, a Great Northern switchman, died at home after a Wednesday afternoon self inflicted gunshot. Survived by widow, two sisters, and a brother. Body to Detroit for funeral. coroner records death as self inflicted after recent yard injuries.
Chief Lowe inaugurates a citywide system to track automobiles and hacks carrying people. Licenses cover multiple machines, prompting numbered tags on each vehicle to ensure accountability and prevent licensee firms from operating several machines under a single license.
Granville reports the annual McHenry County Fair will be held in this city with dates fixed as July 26 and September 19 to 21. New officers take charge this year led by Richard Thompson as president and A P Simonson as secretary.
General Gruber and Great Northern officials rode the first train to the Surrey Ayr line up to Page. The Minot Page segment will be completed and opened September 1. The route taps rich territory and many new towns have formed along the line. The project promises strong trade and growth for the region.
Jupiter Pluvius dumps rain on the Lake region near Devils Lake with a small tornado at the John Regan farm 18 miles north. Barn roof blown off and windmill leveled while other buildings suffer damage. crops largely remain standing. Damage totals $800 to $2,000 with no injuries. Railroads plan to build 10,000 new cars by Sept 1 to meet a looming harvest in the Dakotas. Local residents report farmers delaying harvest by about 10 days to two weeks.
A crowd gathers at Devily Lake for a charitable feed amid growing calls to erect a permanent bam. Local residents and fans visit the area, with supporters noting the event’s broad appeal and ongoing fundraising.
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