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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
2
Mesdames Olsen visit Devils Lake and Park River visitors mingle with locals. A young Langton child injured by a thrown stone prompts medical attention. Teachers and traders move about Lawton with guests from Devils Lake and nearby towns. A fund-raising dance proceeds despite poor roads as residents plan spring work and community service.
Dr W P Crewe state veterinarian visited Edmore from Devils Lake to inspect horses bound for Moose Jaw Canada. Local residents Tilpher Thompson Wm Ogilvie Toby Hslin plan to ship horses and machinery north over the Soo. Dr Gronvold of Adams toured Edmore, examining instruments for sale after a recent Adams fire. Congressma Gronna wrote of an imminent rural route north of Edmore starting this spring if approved. Charles Dougherty returned from Lakota, off to Alaska with twin J E Dougherty, sharing coal claims and Alaska plans.
Mrs J A Strand and children of Grand Harbor visited at the Strand hotel. Passow fell from a chair causing a badly sprained ankle. Doyle Jr received a carload of machinery and vehicles from Sherwood, the estate where he once owned a farm. Friends of Ida Gessner held a farewell party at her northern suburban home.
Linn Rist and wife visited from Devils Lake to handle business matters while Sanderson of the Hotel Grand may open the establishment to the public. Miss Bratlee traveled from Webster to Hansboro for the new timetable, and Miss Mabel Briggs heads to Montana to file a claim adjoining her brothers. The school board reelected the current teaching corps for next year.
Mrs Flath arrived Monday from Stanley North Dakota Miss Lottie Riley returned Thursday from the Twin Cities Ray and Walter Jacobeon hosted a whist gathering Wednesday Miss Inga Solberg joined C T Studnes general store staff Mr Graham and daughter Penn visited friends Monday Mrs T D Stansbury traveled to Maza Wednesday Mrs S A Saxrud Leeds and Miss Julia Wald guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hanson Edith West Evanson left for Leavenworth Washington Rev J J Strandness and son planned a visit to Finley North Dakota Ruth Ladwick came from Minnesota for a brief stay before going to Montana Emmett Everson injured his foot with a pitchfork at work Birth announced two sons to the House of Allen on St Patrick's Day at least one Swede named Pat Election held for Commercial Club officers with J A Nichol president and Dr James A Dow vp H A Moe secretary Matt Engelhorn treasurer Albert Hausman left Tuesday
A Grand Forks resident plans to consult a relative regarding injuries sustained about six months ago. The ill effects have been severe, leaving him in a condition that prevents him from attending to work commitments.
Public notice lists Florence Lax applying for a clerk position at Allen's grocery store. It also reports various local visits, farm rentals, social events, and a missing child incident near Crary with a thorough search and safe recovery.
Albert Roberts Lameden spends week in Bismarck and Martin Rouning visits Grand Forks. Edward Flynn and Ematson visit Bismarck and Edmore respectively. Mrs Bjorke hosts in Brocket while Merriams visit Derrick. Brandt couple visit Munich. William Gorman from Grand Forks on official business. Ahern returns from Marshall Minnesota. Sparks visit Brockett. Heslys of Monse Jaw visits Martin Olsen. Pirley leads Duluth house. Herbert to Mohbalk soon. Forrest, longtime Cando hotel director, in city. Mrs Plante Cavalier heads home Sunday. Misses millinery sale at Winan millinery Saturday. Eva Scrumgard returns from Michigan teaching in Michigan. Stoke Township election stirs polling place move to Alsen. Storlie township changes pursued. Noted: Allie Melnnis and W F Crowley pass state pharmacist exams. Harold Connolly passes assistant exam.
B Heven of Tolha visited the city with Mr. and Mrs. P Stewart. The Stewarts were in town Saturday on their way home from their son in the county adjacent to Plentywood Mon tana. Mr Stewart plans to build elevators in the area. Hoven is interested in elevators along the Anetaas and is headed to Salem Oregon to locate.
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