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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
7
Local notes report a flurry of visits and travel among residents including J Robinson and Violet Stewilit while farming crews push toward new Soo Railroad branch towns. Brockston politics see a 161 vote tally with Johnson ahead by 18. Iowa baseball trip ends with a 20 to 14 win for the visiting team.
Penn From The Basy Thompson McCahan was a Devils Lake visitor Monday. Herman Herman the druggist visited Devils Lake Monday. Treffle Ball left for Cando last week. O T Gene of Grand Harbor traded in town Saturday. Frank Kaeding and family visited Devils Lake last week Friday. Walter Fulkergon of Crary was in town Sunday. Mr Charles Kendall of Dry Lake was trading in town Monday. Born to Mr and Mrs Matt Ryson a daughter on Tuesday June 7. Mr Stockford of Rolla is visiting at the Matt Ryson home this week. Rev Kollmorgan made a business trip to Rugby last week. Bill Millerbee made an auto trip to Devils Lake last week. Spy Bill Jacobson of Norway township was a business visitor in Penn last Friday. Jule Kaeding is reported well. Mr Smith of Devils Lake attending her. Mrs George Dingman is ill at her home in Dry Lake township. Mr F A Gessner bought a new fountain for his business. Miss Little Frohwerk auto trip to Devils Lake last week. Mr and Mrs F A Gessner were visitors at the county seat last week Friday. Miss Lilie Frohwerk went to Grand Harbor Saturday for an over Sunday visit. Misses Anna Stoesser and Ida Gessner shopped at Devils Lake last week. The bowery dance at Gunderson's last Saturday evening was enjoyed.
Local report notes Olaf Hagen of this city becomes owner of the Lawton townsite after a big real estate transaction with F. H. Stoltze of St Paul. The deal excludes East Lawton, owned by G. D. Davison. Paragons of local life are also listed with several residents traveling, visiting, and returning from trips to nearby towns and Canada.
Proctie duaitilin Mra A J Code of Fargo arrived Tuesday for hialt wi relatives. A Weaver left for 6 in Nica Thursday for a short visit with relatives. C A Moran was a business visitor at Nekoma Tuesday where he disposed of a Fordanto. H L Mackey visits his father T J Mackey of Ack son Ohio. H M Roe A Olsen Iver Brown and Dr Craig were business visitors at Devils Lake Saturday. Martin Roping left for Norway to spend time with his mother. Sam Iverson’s house north of town is nearly completed. T W Andersons left for Wisconsin for a visit with relatives. Mrs Anderson will be away most of the summer. Inc Furber erecting a large barn west of town 80x72, among the largest in the area. Ole Yelerbo took a trip to Devils Lake for a license to wed. Guardian offers congratulations. Peter Forseth transferred to Edmore. Ole Salter replaced him. Election yields an unusually large vote. C A Moran elected director for three years. E R Swarthout treasurer. Telegraph extension work progresses. North and east lines near completion. Heampten will gain direct telephone connections with Nin bow al.
Edmore residents list visitors and departures with several local trips by auto. Notables include A G Hunt acting as Derrick merchant in Bioko and T Wally Wee on business in La Kota. Caspar Johnson, Seta Nekoma, and Mr and Mrs Harry Osborne visit Edmore. Postmaster Ole Knutschmann and H Boe visit Hampden by auto. Mélvin Wold heads to a dental post graduate course, Mrs Crary hosts relatives, Miss Lillie Hill travels to Flaxton to teach, and Miss Ethel Aslakson returns home after school. Auditors and officials from Devils Lake greet Edmore friends. Edmeor’s community notes mention hospital recovery after an operation.
Howard Hoy of Benedict visited his parents last Sunday while Wil Davis bought a Fuller automobile from Edgar LaRue. Conrad Berg returned to Mayville for a week’s visit, and John P. Godhnour was summoned to Pennsylvania due to his wife’s illness. Church pews arrived for the M. E. church, and teachers departed for vacation. Miss Maid Jones plans a several week visit to Mixbads with P H Jones family. A party honored May Tedotieti and Miss Bulk who graduated from the high school. O R Leedy and Thos Buford planned a Montana trip to view properties and arrange housing on their claims. Ballbothers noted on a breaking event as a community gathers for November Day observance.
Fragmentary text shows discussion of arranging a game with the Boston Bloomer girls and a possible date shift. Names and places are mostly unreadable, but the effort to attract an audience and schedule a ball game appears as the core item.
Minneapolis visitor Mr C W Brown. Mr and Mrs Chambers in Devil’s Lake. Ira Stansbury and daughter from Mara visiting George Ingel farm. Mrs Emma Lien visiting sister Mrs A E Ander in South Dakota. Mayor Gunn and others on county business. Mrs A H Nolthmier and Miss F Lett to Litchfield. Frank Thompson and father to Montana seeking land. 614 Settlers’ Association to hold annual meeting near Euglorn grove. Florence and Edna Wilson guests of A Flath. S E Pizley and Miss Bertie Bawha to Devils Lake. Manseau-Dexter nuptials. Ringlee to Hunter, N D. McCormick to Davis Lake. EB G Amy and Tom Strand to Montana for land. Joel Hans Sollerg to Mrs Chris Johnson’s family. Mrs A J Wirts at convention in Pa.. Lalu Steen returns from Denhott. Mrs Hutcheson sells property. class of graduates with Prof Wilson. Mrs Torhee at Epworth. Miss Molla Ways…
Crary bride and various townspeople are noted visiting relatives and attending events in Devils Lake and surrounding areas. Residents like Miss Jesten and Miss Iverson handle stamps while P H McGurren travels for a wrestling match. Local elections see W A Parker elected director and Edgar Anderson chosen treasurer as community life unfolds with social gatherings and travel.
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