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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
5
Deaf School notes highlight rising girls basketball activity and a boys team planning a match with the city school before the term ends. Students plant trees, improve grounds, and await a promised Chautauqua day picnic as major construction and community events unfold across Devils Lake and Lawton.
Joe Matejcek buys two residence lots in town while heavy rains aid crops. Bank work resumes on the building to completion. Various residents move, visit, and launch enterprises. A creekside creamery thrives, a barber shifts shops, and building projects progress. Baseball practice brings injuries but team remains hopeful for season success amid community chatter. Devils Lake hosts State Press meeting planning and Lake-area papers discuss state issues and entertainment plans in July Chautauqua district.
Mrs I Baldwin hosted a birthday party at Nellie Baldwin’s home on the 13th in Webster. The gathering honored Miss Marguerite Ghisholm with celebratory remarks and local attendees.
The Bernt Anderson district school in CHURCHS FERRY was closed this week due to diphtheria in the neighborhood. Mise Belle Olgon plans a summer on her claim near Pierce county. The tennis club secured a 50 by 100 foot plot east of Northwestern Iron Works for a court. H A Moe elected Masonic delegate to the Grand Lodge in Fargo June 23. Miss Elizabeth McNamara of Devils Lake visited her sister Grace McNamara.
The North Dakota Editorial association executive committee at Fargo decided to hold the next meeting at Devils Lake, a site that Beacon Wardwell has supported from the start, preferring Devils Lake over rival towns such as Rugby and Valley City.
The Ramney County Board of County Commissioners invites sealed bids for about 150 tons of native lignite coal to be delivered in car load lots to the car bin behind the Ramney County Court House in Devils Lake North Dakota. Bids must be sealed and addressed to the deputy auditor and marked Bid for coal. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. May 12 1903.
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