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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
2
Neighborhood items include jurors drawn for Starkwneatier district such as George Meiklejohn and Afton Hilden. Residents travel to Devils Lake for funerals and exams while others plan homesteads in Maple Creek Sask. The piece notes bus schedule changes, school staff appointments, a teachers exam, and a serious kitchen burn to a Kosolas child under medical care.
Miss Olive McNamee plans a Saturday visit to her Beso area home. Mrs. Dr. Oglivie of Edmore visits F. An. Bins. James Rainsberry left for Canada with Wm. Powers accompanying to Lakota. Sakari Juntunen departs for Wiinot for real estate interests. Hans Hanson and Hans Olson travel to Devils Lake for jury duties. E. O. Engesather visits Grand Forks Monday to Wednesday. John Kosola and Rick Nurmi visit Lakota. Alfred Koski acquires the Svoboda house.
Mrs Louis Aaberg and children return from Edtores visit. Miss Lena Borg from Brocket returns home. C M Shipley Hampden visits Lawton for Bankers Life insurance. Lavina Langton to return from Lamon Indiana. Mrs Nazh improving. James John and Olaf Olsen depart for Devils Lake. Mrs O Keefe Stanley visits then to Minto. Mrs Allan Leith home after St Michaels hospital stay. Mrs J R Ruttle becomes McMorran school teacher for seven months starting April 3.
Mrs Sandel Rualey and two children came home Tuesday after visiting relatives in Minnesota. H R Aslakson and Bert Holm left yesterday for Devils Lake to serve as jurymen in District Court. Abe Stotts Hampden butcher rode Monday’s train to Devils Lake on business. A M Moen conducted business at Devils Lake Monday and returned home Tuesday.
Faeet H G McMurray came home Tuesday after weeks in Minneapolis. Ed Kelley formerly of here now of Mapes IA visits Edmore friends. Mrs Jess Pengilly and Mrs A Hedden visited Ohnstad home Devils Lake. Fred Ward telephone lineman from Lakota repaired local lines. John B Clemens returns from Grand Forks to his barber parlor. District Court opened with Attorney T W Morrissey attending. Mrs C B H Currier and daughter return Crary visit. J H Crary accompanying them. Sheriff John McLean and C W Obastad visited Devils Lake and joined a debate trip. B C Askelson returns from Devils Lake to check on daughter in hospital.
Miss Ella Johnson of Claralsa Minnesota visits her sister Mrs. Martin Howe. Abe Stotts was a business visitor at Michigan City and Devils Lake earlier. Sam George returned from Accident Maryland where he spent winter. M A Knutson came back from an extended visit to Faribault Minnesota. Mrs Bartley of Loma and Miss Florence Foard of Weaver visited Mrs Howe. Supt Barrett of Winter Ames Elev Co was here after a recent fire. Christ Peterson went to Grand Forks to hospital for appendicitis and is recovering.
ENN K Nestegard and Lars Tollefson from Norway transacted business here Saturday. V Halvorsen of Norway visited Devils Lake Monday between trains. Grandma Schultz of Leeds visits daughter Mrs Geo Dingman for a few days. George Dingman attended county seat business Monday and Tuesday. Eadie Pixley and Lineman Wallon of the N W worked on line repairs last week. Mina DeMars of Grand Harbor visits sister Mrs Goo Bail for a couple weeks. Revival Tuesday evening drew town residents only due to severe weather. K C Nestegard of Church Ferry passed to Devils Lake Tuesday staying through Wednesday. Mrs H L Schutte spent the latter part of last week at Devils Lake. Mr and Mrs Geo Ball welcomed a baby girl. Morpin returned Friday from Grand Orka where she had medical care.
Graham family updates include daughters living in Wales and Parker injuring an ankle while Mr Richat tends farm duties in Williston North Dakota. Mrs Skyberg plans a Twin Cities shopping trip to buy dry goods and millinery and rumors hint at a hardware line this spring.
Mayor Gunn traveled to Devils Lake on business while the Devils Lake team defeated local boys 20 to 13 at the armory last Saturday. Ongoing village election in Charles Ferry is set for March 21 with no candidates yet.
Local residents gather for visits and greetings as Mrs. L M Rutten visits Devil Lake. Mrs Grace Stanton learns of her mother's death and travels to Devils Lake for the funeral. Community figures including Miss Hiva Siege! and Mra J H Crary share updates from Oregon to Montana and beyond.
Snowball season ends with Hattie Lange visiting Mr N Medicare. Ned Reagan spent Sunday in Devils Lake. Dora and Lula Lange visit Niagara NC. Marla Mandt returned from Fargo after weeks with her brother in hospital. T H Maloney traveled to Devils Lake. roads reportedly poor. Rev Fr Lee preached at Sweetwater. Ole Mandt back from Fargo to see son Gillman ill at St Johns Hospital. condition not improving.
In the recent township election, Henry Doyle was elected trustee, Albert Jaqua treasurer and justice Albert Jaqua, clerk D R Chase, assessor D Graves, overseer Wade Brown, and board of conciliation Victor Ruth C D Mills G W Congfen and Wm Moen. C D Graves plans spring work with the school district at the southwest district schoolhouse.
Promoter invites families and business people to join a party traveling to Idaho to claim a 600000 acre homestead tract. Expected yields include 35 to 60 bushels wheat 80 to 125 cattle 350 to 400 bushels potatoes and 4 to 7 tons hay per acre with diverse fruits vegetables and berries. Last chance for unused homestead rights.
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