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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
1
A. B. Kerlin declares the Devils Lake Improvement Company will continue pumping water and providing utilities despite legal actions. He notes plans for an injunction hearing on June 3 and disputes claims the city faces fire protection loss.
Firefighters faced a small blaze at a Goldbergs and Sprime warehouse yard when a large pile of mattresses, recently unloaded, caught fire on a Wednesday morning. The incident disrupted a routine day as the flames were contained with no injuries reported. The night prior, the Devils Lake fire department hosted a Norway society dance, a social highlight amid routine activity.
Reports from the Lake Region and the northern state indicate wheat progress surpassing ten year June 1 averages. Devils Lake rainfall reaches 3.44 inches this month with others near four inches. Farmers invested heavily in buffers as delayed flax and barley await sun and moisture.
Prof. Scarlet, noted for his effective work, has agreed to serve as platform manager for the Valley City Chautauqua during the current term. The community is praised for securing a competent leader who will enhance the programme’s appeal, succeeding Dr Hindley.
The Ramsey County old settlers reunion set for the 20th at Maglehorn grove near Churches Ferry aims to draw a large crowd. Organizers promise a gala day with amusements and activities for all ages, inviting widespread attendance and community participation.
Letters from friends report Frank Hyland entered Mayo Hospital in Rochester on Monday for an operation. He expects a quick recovery and plans to be home soon.
Devils Lake Lodge of Elks No 1246 repeated their success from a year ago at Grand Forks and again captured top prizes at Fargo in a state convention parade. The lodge wore Indian costumes led by the Fort Totten Indian band. Prizes included two handsome cups valued at 150 dollars and first prize for most unique appearance. Spectators enjoyed comical diversions as the parade rolled through Devils Lake with thousands watching.
Father Augustine, nine years pastor of St. Joseph's Church in Devils Lake, will be transferred to another parish in the state around mid June. Under his leadership the new church and parsonage were built and the congregation prospered. he dedicated himself to parish welfare and the community sends best wishes to his new posting.
Mrs Morris Smith leaves for four weeks to visit Twin Cities Chicago and New York City to purchase fall stock for the Fashion Shop.
Devils Lake theater presents The Three Mad Cap Sisters as a dancing novelty at the Grand Theater for the remainder of the week. Manager Steuart features this act with promised dancing routines and a talking picture special from Pathe.
The Great Northern tracks received unloading of equipment for a new cigar factory to be housed above the Inter Ocean office. Proprietors are the Green brothers from Crookston Minnesota and Iowa. They will relocate families to East Eighth Street and expect to begin operations about mid year after licenses and laws are satisfied. The venture aims to put Devils Lake on the map with a home cigar brand for local stores and smokers.
An Indian from Fort Totten sustained serious internal injuries after a runaway caused a Saturday evening accident. No buildings were damaged. condition unclear as further updates were not available. Robert Glen moved from Burks Dowdy to the Foster cottage at 80 East Seventh Street.
The Fort Totten Indian band led by their drum major played a short merit concert for locals at noon as they returned from a two day pow wow with the Local Hike at Fargo. A large crowd of shop workers and office staff paused to enjoy the music.
Edmore’s Commercial club marks a big Visitors day with ball games races speaking dancing and other entertainments planned for all. Principal address by attorney J J Sampson and expected attendance from Deyila Lake. Miss Walling, Webster teacher, was in town en route home to Glenwood Minnesota.
In Devils Lake a council meeting blocked a petition to place the commission form issue on June 26 ballot. Alderman Johnson led the reading of 98 voters while opponents argued for delay, with later retracting remarks from Councillors Cuhbert and the Second Ward alderman. The session also touched on building repairs and circus billboards.
Arrangements were completed late Wednesday for Brinemade to control and operate the Chew Tauqua baseball park during the Chautauqua season. The Brinsmade team has for years boasted a fast and capable squad and their schedule already includes several strong games. Their performance has drawn attention in this region and promises high level competition this season.
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