Devils Lake Woman Is Honored At Farm Meeting
Mrs. Clark Kelly of Devils Lake represented North Dakota at the Farmers Wives congress in Tulsa Oklahoma. The gathering urged synchronizing farm work with women’s interests, promoting rural recreation, consolidation of country schools, rural laundries bakeries and creameries, and creation of leisure spaces for families. The article highlights Mrs. Kelly as a leading advocate for women’s pivotal role in farming and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ohia
Clark Kelly
Devils Lake
North Dakota
International
Congress of Farmers’ Wives
Mon
Bas
Carly
Ben Os Vine
Degree of Honor to Big Convention at Lakota Nov 12
The district Degree of Honor convention meets in Lakota on November 12. Devils Lake Lodge drill team will perform initiation, lodge opening and closing, and display gowns with years of training under Mrs. C Goodman. Local staff includes Mrs. S A Hann chief of honor and others. notable attendees include Mrs. Brunkie Lyman of Cando and Mrs. Ruby Roberts of Cando with grand lodge officers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakota
Devils “Lake
C. Goodman
Felows
S. A.hann
Wim. Johnson
S. Flummerfelt
L. P. Dawson
Isabel Stenson
Frank Schultz
Rosabel Wright
Rutherford
Gibson
York
Lyons
Goodman
Brunkie Lyman
Cando
Ruby ‘Roberts
C. C. Richmond
Minot
Grand Lodge
Playground Movement Aims to Build Strong Bodies and Character
Dr Henry Curtis praised the playground movement as a global effort to provide playgrounds for boys in our city. He cited pictures of playgrounds from country schools and towns to show the world wide reach of the cause and urged giving children healthy bodies and moral growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Jobu
Curtis
Jim Hill and the Boys Just Merely Hesitate Here
The Inter Ocean notes an unannounced stop by Louis Hill and a party of Great Northern Burlington and Northern Pacific rail executives at a depot. The annual shareholder tour discussed train service amid a brief platform appearance by prominent rail leaders including George B. Hull George F. Baker A. L. Ordean M. Horaford and James J. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Ocean
Louis Hill
Great Northern
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Duluth
M. Horaford
Fn Pacific
Prentonin
Booaritlew National Bank of Minimops
James J. Hill
Louis Hal
Powell Hears Of New Bishop Appointment
A. M. Powell receives a letter from Rev. A C Powell D Dy rector Graychurch Baltimore about the newly appointed bishop of North Dakota Ray Dr Tyler archdeacon of Maryland diocese He is praised as a strong missionary and descendant of President Tyler with a wife and daughters noted in the missive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Powell
A.C. Powell D. Dy
Graychurch
Baltimore
North Dakota
Ray
Tyler
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Hugh
Jbig
Jbig As Bishop Walker
Freckles to Play at Grand Opera House in City
Gene Stratton Porter novel Freckles is dramatized by Neil Twomey for a Saturday matinee at the Grand Opera House. The production faithfully follows the book, set in the Limberlost Swamps of Indiana, with Crosbie Gil scenic work and a cast including Julius Welie and Carrie Bellmore. Several Devils Lake teachers attended the Fargo educational meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Stratton-Porter
Neil Twomey
Grand Opera House
Mr. Twomey
Indiana
Crosbie Gil
Wallack
Broadway Theatre
New York
Ububenost Swamipani
East
Julius Welie
Gypsaesons
Joseph Weber
Alma Whtere
Carrie Bellmore
David’ Belasco
Devils Lake
Fargo
Dope Story Confirms Soo Line Main Transcontinental Route
Fordville North Dakota November 7 President Pennington tells Fort Berthold Development secretary David Lavin that the Soo line will cross the Fort Berthold Reservation and run from Fordville to Drake to reach the coast. The plan makes Fordville a potential rail junction for vast western commerce, aided by the reservation crossing and favorable water and geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordville
N. D
Devils Lake-Drake
Pennington
David Lavin
Fort Berthold
North Dakota
Hart Berthold Réservation
Portville
Wideawake Ford
Stolen 1912 Cadillac Car Tied to Regina Case
J B Armstrong is wanted by Regina Motor Company for stealing a 1912 Cadillac serial number 21 engine 69013 from Regina Saskatchewan. He was arrested in Sauk Centre on November 7 on related theft charges and held on the Regina case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Armstrong
I Regina Motor Company
Saskatchewan
Erraitron
Horton
Great Northern
Western
R. Horton
J. EB. Armstrongep
Armstronge
Thaiian
What Will Become of the Money Immigration Meeting Discusses Roads
Community leaders urged immigration as the priority, saying good roads would follow. A Minneapolis Symphony concert on April 14 was proposed to raise funds for road work. Col Joseph M Kelly and others debated allocations and locations including Clark Kelly road and a Webster area project.
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Joseph M
Kelly
Minnneapolis
Y. MC
Horton
Col. Kelly
Lemoney
Clark Kelly
Webster
Lake Township
Wood Road
Belly
Elks Plan Social Season and Train Requests
Devils Lake Elks lodge outlines a busy 1913 1914 social program with dates from November to April and names committee members Ott Kepp J P Desmond S E Austin. The group seeks two additional trains to connect with Northern Pacific No 3 at Minot and No 9 and 6 on the Anneta line to speed mail delivery and broaden service along the Lake Region.
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Devils Lake
Minot
Northern Pacific
Grand Forks
Lake Region
Great Northern
Devils Lake Lodge of Elks
Ott Kepp
J. P. Desmond
E. Austin
St. Valentine
Washingtonian
Erin Go Brough
Haster
No Excuse for Lack of Trees in North Dakota
The state school of forestry will distribute over a million trees to North Dakota citizens as part of a statewide foresting plan. Distribution occurs in spring 1915, with cultivators required to plant and care for the trees for a set period. After the first gift, similar annual or biennial gifts are expected until farmers statewide engage in tree raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Board of Forestry Systeme
FORGER ESCAPES TO CANADA
Laborer Richard Anderson employed by the Peterson family stole his employer name and a suit of clothes from W. S. Turner. He was later seen at Maza but fled to Canada before officials arrived.
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Can
Churches Ferry
N. D
Richard Anderson
Peterson
W. ST
Turner
Maza
Canada
Drownings and Gray Resignation Rumor Stir Railroad Circles
Three hunters drowned in Devils Lake last Friday and were recovered Sunday. Victims named are Frank Kelly Oberon N D Caleb Smith Fort Totten N Victor Strunk Fort Totten SD. Witness Claude DeVaney described pleas for help but could not assist. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Minneapolis. Also, Cart J Gray president of Great Northern Railway was reported to have tendered his resignation, with no comment from his office.
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Devils Lake
Frank Kelly
Oberon
N. D
Caleb Smith
Fort Totten
N. Victor Strunk
S. D
Stony Point
Bird Island
Claude DeVaney
Myer
Minneapolia
Cart J. Gray
Great Northern Railroad
Willian Schwabe
Gea
Gray
Proaidente
Seattle
Portland'n-hualnees
Hill Ime
Apalis Railroad Cirvlex
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Farm Congress
Inter-Ocean
Devils Laake
Jim Hill
Railrgad
DEV
A. M. Powell
Ton. Dak
Regina
Pegubiar
Elks
Commercial Club
Anamoose
Ataline Schneider
Johnnes Schneider
Pear
North
Dakota
C. L Gray
Bodes
Charles Talli Yal
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