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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
8
Hampden edged Adams in a ten inning showdown with Curtis as official scorekeeper. A steady parade of local names filled the page with village travel, graduations, and road work while noting a dandelion menace and a hospital update from Pred Dust.
Lawton area notices recap daily life with visits between trains and relatives. Frank Dvorak travels to see his nephew A G Dvorak. Mrs McKinley of Park River visits in Ming. Mrs S T Scott returns from Munich and Langdon. Geo Wieberg reports very dry weather. others journey to Devils Lake and Munich, with several preparing trips to Superior Wisconsin and Causism.
Edmore updates report Mrs. Jess Pengilly hosting the M. BE. Ladies Aid. Charles Morton of Hampden visited Edmore. several residents planned trips to Devils Lake and Minneapolis. Hanson candidates for sheriff touted strong support. a local wedding at Berat Holm's home drew many friends. States Attorney Duell visited to discuss reelection. Slim Scramgard joined O. Honey’s garage as expert assistant.
Several Edmore residents traveled to Crary and Beatle for family visits and returned home with positive reports of the trip. Mrs. R. A. Ogilvie celebrated her second marriage anniversary with Holmore ladies hosting a pleasant afternoon and a generous lunch. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Honey and others visited Grafton, while Mantz family prepared to move to Port Arthur, Ca. Edmore businesses and residents share news of prosperity and upcoming changes as railroad work progresses.
TOKIO by Special Correspondent reports Hilma Freeburg visiting the dressmaker in Devils Lake Tuesday Ignatius Court at Fargo last week joined the Snights of Columbus. A Wood Lake camp meeting ends after a week with many Indians from North and South Dakota in attendance. George Ironheart of Striaton South Dakota visited the area last week. Several men took land allotments in Montana for their children, filing in Glasgow after auto travel about forty miles, Lang 3 quarters Cavanaugh 5 Miller 9 Lamrautz 6 quarters. Train ride home allegedly had some drunkenness. Tally, Stone and others pursued political ambitions in Devils Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson from across the lake attended Ruth’s dance. Stella and Leona Jaqua went to Minnewaukan for institute. Sin district schools have a vacation week. Mrs. Geo. Wallace mourns the illness of her six-week-old child. funeral held at Lakota. Township trustees awarded grading contract to C. D. Graves and Burt Toque. A large thermometer outside a store reached 188 then burst. Ruths’ dance at their new hotel drew a large crowd with refreshments and music. Wood Lake fishers still come in, though those who stay near the lake face a decline. Emery Chase near Page returns home for the holiday.
Francis Chass travelled to Devils Lake on Monday night and C Smealthe was in Devils Lake on Saturday on business, confirming local movement to the city this week.
A roundup of happenings around Devils Lake includes artesian well work, Mrs Clark Kelly catching seven pickerel in an hour at Dana’s, and the Devils Lake Flouring Mill Co planning a 30 000 elevator west of the mill. Prairie schooners head west, G Spillman visits St Paul to fetch his family, Mrs Higbee attends a Red Rock Methodist camp, a new band stand nears completion at Fifth and Kelly, and G Juergens relatives visit Brook Side farm. Street protests block planned grading on Stith street and Uline avenue. Alderman Hurst and Allen Mettler fledging ram horsepower caused Hurst to be thrown from a horse and briefly unconscious but unharmed beyond a severe shake.
Preparations underway for a grand Fourth of July event near Garske featuring a picnic dinner baseball games sack races cherry races? and patriotic music with ovations. By order of committees.
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