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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
7
Moorhead faces consternation as the city grants forty two liquor licenses and saloon keepers fear sudden removal. Real estate players debate whether values will crash then recover, while prominent renters and builders worry about vacant properties and shifts in business.
Twelve state witnesses testified in the Jack Buoye murder trial in Bottineau. Doctors Collinson and Ruots performed a post mortem and identified a large blond clot at Rice's base of brain near the respiratory center as the cause. Buoye allegedly struck Rice at the base of the brain behind the right ear. Fungve shows only ordinary interest in the case as Buoye’s wife and children attend, socializing during recess.
Travel through the region shows many ponds and sloughs dry and waterfowl habitat scarce this fall. Old nesting sites have failed, leaving young birds weak but prairie chicken shooting expected to be very good as hens reared large broods and chicks near maturity when the season opens.
Minot officials indicate C. Quigley, held over a fire case, may be released as evidence is deemed circumstantial and not enough to charge him, with the county attorney reviewing the presented material from the agency that secured his apprehension.
In North Dakota the Democratic slate will include no names for congress or railroad commissioners at the Gall election. Chairman J Z L Cashel acknowledged only John Burke ran in the primaries and met the required 16 percent threshold. Other offices saw multiple candidates but failed to surpass 56 percent of the vote.
In a disputed primary, parties ask the judiciary to exclude Fort Yates precinct votes from Morton County totals. Judge Crawford ordered the canvassing board to show cause on July 19 why the Morton County vote should not be recanvassed and the Fort Yates votes dropped. The case hinges on whether Standing Rock reservation residents may vote in Morton County and the status of the reservation within county lines.
Railroads in the state distribute letters to agents urging farmers to sow fodder corn thickly to bridge hay shortages. The note explains fodder corn yields dry forage and silage for cattle, sheep, and young stock, and cites an 1900 experiment harvesting a tonnage of fodder from July plantings.
A Bowbells judge awarded A Masters of Bowbells $228 in the case against Ward County Sheriff S A Sorenson for campaign work two years prior. Sorenson plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, claiming Masters was also employed by others and funds were not authorized for the sheriff's political expenses.
Roosevelt may entertain Colonel Roosevelt for a brief period this fall. A September trip may include a horseback ride from the Black Hills to his Little Missouri ranch. He will be joined by Seth Bullock and visit Deadwood before coming this way. If he follows the river road he will pass through town. the Chimney Butte route would bypass it.
George J. van Dyke of the United States postoffice department visited Car maston and declared a new post office is an imperative need. He posted bids for a suitable building with heat lights and fixtures and set August % as the bid deadline.
The American Society of Equity nears completion of a new elevator at Coleharbor North Dakota. It will be one of the largest best on the Soo line in the state.
In Mountrail county voters produced a tie between two candidates for county superintendent. Miss Bessie M. Kane and Misa Rosanna Duffy shared the result after the recent primaries as Gallant and Palermo-tin voters stayed neutral.
City commission acquires an entire block in the central area to establish a public market, hay market, Marcus grounds and for various urban purposes.
On Lake Como in northern Italy a rocky summit holds the ruin of Musso Castle. Gian Giacomo Medici, later known as the Medici, seeks the fortress for power, murders early, and takes possession with a sealed letter to arrest him. Villaterelo allies with Sardo to seize Musso for Spain, planning covert boats and a signal shot. The Medici repels the invasion via subterranean passage trapping the attackers, and Musso remains with the Medici men killed one by one as they advance. After years the Medici accepts a payoff and cedes Musso to the Duke of Milan.
Paul Greenaway, aiming to boost his uncle firm Greenaway & Co, inspires a risky plan aboard the Arago. After a collision with the Emam Bradley, he paints the cargo with Red Greenaway Soap, saving lives and drawing a national ad shoutout. He lands ashore, not only afloat but celebrated, and later marries Mollie Edwards.
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