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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
10
Notice of sale of school and institution lands scheduled for a future date lists actions, authority, and parcel details. Public notice indicates location, sale procedure, and that bids or offers will be considered under governing rules.
City in brief notes that First National Bank extends loans not only on farms but on good city property. Henry Hale visited Rolla on business. Mrs. S. L. Wineman returns from Wollston Wis. and others visit family. John W. Maher in Devils Lake offers best rates for farm loans with quick funding. Grace Williamson’s party delight for young friends. Sheriff McLain transfers inmates to penitentiary and Jamestown asylum. Stranger suffers heart failure near Boston store. L. T. Soule & Son promotes direct dealing for option business. attorneys involved in disbarment case against Guy Li. Whittomfare. Denoyer leaves Blaisdell & Bird to open own office. Wellington sells bicycle business stake and plans move to Los Angeles.
Rasmus Sorenson of Webster was in the city Wednesday after a revolving shaft in an elevator left him badly shaken and bruised. Attorney L. S. Wehe of Edmore was here on legal business Monday. There are now 18 prisoners in the county jail, five from other counties. Edward S. Beatty of Hampden has been granted a patent on a fusible plug cut off valve.
A Swedish comedy drama The Girl From Sweden starring Miss Madie DeLong will headline at the Opera House Friday November 3. The troupe, led by DeLong, features Chas Newman’s play with high class specialties including the Falkner family hoop rollers and jugglers. The company promises lively humor and a polished performance for Sean of the Hreaks goers.
The November Atlantic includes Henry Holt on the commercialization of literature, K Asakawa on Korea and Manchuria after peace, Robert De Courcy Ward on immigration in the South, W H Allen on statistics manufacture, Lucy M Salmon on domestic service progress, and F W Cockburn on U S telephone development.
The Great Northern railway offers a one and one third fare round trip to Fargo for a sale of blooded cattle and a swine under North Dakota Agricultural College auspices. Tickets available November 7 with return by November 9.
E B Reid of Harmony Maine recalls his mother’s death from consumption and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds with saving him from serious lung trouble. Quick relief offered at Genee’s drug store with a $1.00 guarantee and trial bottle.
Three car loads of milling machinery have reached the site. The mill is under roof and on schedule to be running within a month or six weeks. The building has been remodeled with new machinery installed and appears ready for the fall operations.
A brief ad fragment describes throat irritation and coughing with a cough mixture offering temporary relief. The promotional snippet emphasizes soothing the throat and reducing coughing for a short period.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for cold symptoms. It claims the product reduces throat irritation and inflammation, nourishes weakened tissues, and strengthens the body to combat sore throat cough cold and bronchitis.
The mill plant will be complete in every particular and will be a credit to the farmers of the county who have financed it. A testimonial notes a wife who avoided surgery after using Electric Bitters, replacing five physicians’ care with a cure attributed to the product.
A brief item notes availability of screen doors and screen windows at Nels W. Hawkins Independent Lumber Yard. Details are terse but confirm product offerings and location.
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