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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
7
The opinion of Jack Duis and many Devils Lake sportsmen is that stringent methods are required to perpetuate hunting this season. They argue the game is simply being chased, urging tougher measures to protect bird populations.
Mr. Duis, back from the country south and east of Jerusalem, cites Chris Christopherson on how hunters have infested the area. He calls for a sportsmen movement to protect game before the 1915 legislature. Pit shooting remains common, while some favor banning autos in hunting to give birds a chance.
The district court opens next week and will tend to liven up things about Devils Lake for several weeks. Devils Lake is securing publicity due to a good football team. The newborns in Devils Lake are unlikely to be named Tammany. A new tube fire escape at the school has been completed improving safety. The Elks first dance is now scheduled for Friday November 14. Train service change caused slight passenger and mail misdirection. Sam Hislett of Fordville is involved, with Black of Grand Forks for Governor and Soo Alleyes on Fordville. Inter Ocean bulletin on election results showed Tammany ousted and Mitchell ticket elected. Devils Lake Ice Company organized by stockholders of Detroit-Fargo Ice, acquiring G. W. Fryatt and Kirchoff & Cooper properties. Thomas Lofthouse of Fargo named resident manager. will handle Detroit lake ice and distribute Pokegama water. A stockholder quoted: aim to provide best service to the city. Aloysius N. Lee died after months of illness from blood poisoning. funeral held Tuesday at Kruger farm residence.
Aloysius Nicholas Lee born 1888 in Town died recently, service by Rev. Father Galvin at Stark weather officiating, body brought to Devils Lake for interment. Survived by parents five brothers James Murdoch John Devils Lake Peter J Vincent and Patrick Vancouver and two sisters Mrs F A Murphy Murdoch and Miss Margaret Penn, with many friends.
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