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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
8
Congressman Marshall offers remarks praising the state party's unity and harmony. He thanks Sadgateal for accurate representation of North Dakota and notes continued collaboration with colleagues. He envisions a brighter future as the party grows stronger at home and in Congress.
President Roosevelt signed the act opening 104 416 acres on Devils Lake south shore for homesteads in July. Rail routes Great Northern and Northern Pacific provide easy access, with existing communities, schools, missions, and bridges nearby. The sale price is about 1.00 per acre, and applicants must register.
A local production titled The O Callaghans Best Production features Christopher Colt Jr. and a large cast with Edward Flynn and Maude Adams. Performances run May 21 and 30 with a dance after each show. seats at Hodgkinson’s drug store. Includes ads on deafness cures and regional rail and lake travel details for Duluth to Detroit and Buffalo.
The plan lets applicants enter reservations and, sixty days after opening, lottery selects landholders who may then choose land. It records entrants and their indebtedness, with $4.50 per acre price and $1.50 due at filing, plus 60 cents yearly payments.
Reports from North Dakota detail the discovery of a likely murder victim named Jesse Heald near Larimore and robberies amid a widening local crime pattern. Additional items cover local political appointments, a building boom in Mohall, Fargo streetcar rails, and a fire in Langdon that damaged multiple businesses.
Local ad notes P H Prosser & Co of Devils Lake along with Webster and Starkweather. It mentions Richardson’s bath rooms offering hot and cold baths and urges readers to consider these services.
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