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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean notes the value of local papers in shaping community pride and information. It discusses impeachment testimony involving Judge Cowan, the Minkler case, and defense witnesses, plus coverage of the Devils Lake visit by Wirestam Developers and reactions from residents and delegates.
The article portrays Judge Cowan posing as a good fighter before peers and family, denying several charges under oath. It questions a supposed Senate frame up to acquit, and ponders whether loyal supporters will defend him amid oath violations, while reflecting on a past Devils Lake grocery trade note and urging Towner to grow as a trading hub.
North Dakota editor proposes 1% wage cut to push sway from work in June and rest at Devils Lake during the editorial convention, but officials state there will be no rest. The remark underscores firm expectations amid convention schedules and ongoing duties.
In the Fargo Courier-News report Attorney Cuthbert attacks editors while defending John F. Cowan as a possible judge. The narrative follows the lengthy trial focusing on the judge's integrity and the impact of press coverage. Separately, Devils Lake merchants consider a tour to foster closer townsfolk relations and boost local trade.
State of North Dakota Ramsey County Justice of the Peace H J Hinck presides as George Rodenbach and Louis Mundt sue John Lekas. The defendants must answer by May 29 1911 or judgment will be entered for $16.75 plus interest and costs. Garnishment shows Great Northern Railway Co owes Lekas $25.00. Flynn and Traynor attorney for plaintiffs.
In a case heard at the city courthouse Judge Buttz allowed Mibebeya and his wife to adopt their grandson Silas Lawrence known as Wakandapina, son of Edupiwina and Charles Lawrence. The father opposed, the mother consented, and the grandparents gain custody and name the child Silas Mibeheya. Moving pictures of Devils Lake and a Great Northern stunt were announced by Howard Seavolt, with sixty four feet of film for a See America First display along the railroad route.
Prince Frederick plans a discreet meeting with his betrothed during a journey to Sweden. Count Ernest, posing as the prince's secretary, dominates the princess's company on the train. The prince, angered by the ruse, exposes the deception, banishes the envoy, and later negotiates restoration after the marriage with a strict vow.
Aunt Bally Warner endures loss and hardship until a traveling peddler spots her pumpkin pies and pancakes. He bets on a “twist” wrist technique attracting New York buyers. She banks on practice, cooks, and a grand promotion, turning humble fare into a city lunchroom sensation. The ex-peddler returns triumphant, pledging to raise funds and relocate, and Aunt Sally gains hope of financial security.
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