New Dental Parlor Opens in Devils Lake
Dr W J Brownlee announces permanent location above the Co-Operative store in Devils Lake. Office hours are 9 a m to 12 m and 1 to 5 p m. He solicits the patronage and signs off Yours respectfully.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
2
Dr W J Brownlee announces permanent location above the Co-Operative store in Devils Lake. Office hours are 9 a m to 12 m and 1 to 5 p m. He solicits the patronage and signs off Yours respectfully.
Classified rental notice for a seven room house on east 4th street half a block from Kelley Avenue. Suitable for a restaurant or roomers. Contact Ht H, M, Creel for details.
A collage of humorous exchanges and mini narratives. It includes a heated quarrel over luck and marriage prospects, a doorstep telephone inquiry about a husband, and snippets from humor pages quoting jokes on cause and effect and linguistic twists.
For sale a farm of 818 acres located 6 miles southwest of Crary and 9 miles from Devils Lake city on the lake shore. The property includes 450 cultivated acres, fenced land, a six room house, cellar, two wells, and a good spring. It's described as a premier stock and grain farm. inquiries to C A Dodge & Co Devils Lake ND or S J Dean Crary ND.
Countess Isabella Weisserska Kwileski, wife of a Polish magnate, is arrested in Berlin on charges of substituting a child to gain an 18 000 acre estate. The case, tied to heirs and noble rivalries, draws 200 witnesses as it unfolds in court.
Miss Etta Welch of Bellebridge and John Wingo of Clairton wed at the Welch home after a long bottle mail romance. The couple began when a bottle with Welch’s name drifted from the Ohio to Kentucky and sparked correspondence and pictures before their July meet and marriage.
A two story round house built for Mr. Barber Starkey at Knock Shannock Scotland serves as a shooting lodge. The conical roof with a lantern provides light to a central gallery hall while bay windows porches and attached kitchens and stables follow the same round plan.
Mayor Jones received a letter and autograph from President Theodore Roosevelt. The note accompanies a photograph for Stanislaus Spyschalski quadruplets two girls and two boys one boy named Theodore Roosevelt. The president expresses interest in large families and support for the case.
Charles Blazee, the renowned chef, was halted by police in Jersey City after leaving the Keystone restaurant. A court order forced him to remove a hat as a tomato can, chicken salad, and eggs were uncovered from his belt like a towel. Lamb chops were found tucked inside the garment.
Peabody fund trustees authorize establishing a Teachers College in the South to be named Peabody College for Teachers. A five member committee will confer with related boards and report next meeting. Names listed include Gilman Olney Moar Marran and Hoke Smith. Scholarships at Peabody Normal in Nashville are discontinued. Fund capital stands at 2,100,000 with final distribution planned.
Vincenzina Stirpe, a buxom peasant from Verola mountains, selected to wet-nurse the young princess Mafalda. After her service she returns home with a $500 pension, a luxury to her simple folk. King Victor Emmanuel II reportedly fears the evil eye and the lack of an heir while Mafalda thrives.
Birkland's electro magnetic cannon, once described from Norway, is now attracting German artillery experts. The device fires a 50 pound projectile over three miles with accuracy using current through bore spirals without heating. Birkland claims distances could quadruple. The gun is suited for forts and not for ordinary gunners. The piece also notes a golf tutor who taught King Edward is in the community and could command high fees.
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