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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
1
Residents misread Duell's election as leniency but he has tightened laws and increased convictions. A disorderly house near the city suburbs was shut down quickly, and supporters say his records show strong enforcement. If he runs again, he is expected to win based on his proven crackdown.
M L Spring in charge reports that J. Goldberg & Co has the largest fall business yet this season. A large stock of furniture linoleum carpets rugs and related items arrived from the east ensuring a broad selection. The store notes strong demand for first class goods with customers prioritizing quality over price.
The Devils Lake Auto Co opens this week in a former Wilmott and McNaughton livery building, installing Rambler and Regal sales with repair shop led by Bob Hazlehurst. The move promises six to seven cars for use and aims to attract local patronage while offering modern auto services.
Dr McCormack's lecture spurred action as Col Jos M Kelly's fourteen member committee met at city hall on Saturday afternoon. They elected Jos M Kelly as President D F Bangs as Vice President Maud Williams as Secretary and W A Godward as Treasurer. An executive committee was named to draft the constitution and bylaws for submission at the next league meeting.
Reader tips urge readiness for cold weather with advice on heating, insulation, and household preparedness. Practical steps cover pipes, insulation, and timely maintenance to prevent winter problems.
A car company seeks to add a 25 by 140 foot two story building connected by arch doors to its current structure. The new space will serve as a display and storage area for a large fleet of new cars, including E. M. F. Yello Studebaker Flanders and Reo. The expanded facility could become the state's largest exclusive automobile building.
Ward brought news Wednesday morning that Fountain L. Thompson of Cando was appointed by Governor Burke to fill the U S Senate vacancy caused by M N Johnson's death. Thompson is a Democrat with strong state prominence and is viewed as a capable representative of the party. He is a close friend of H C Hansbrough and many local citizens.
There will be a meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo. W. Davis for members and others interested in birds and bird protection. Talks on birds will be the program interspersed with music.
The list shows jurors drawn for the November term of district court to convene November 29 1909 with about 40 civil and 20 criminal cases. Names include Peter Anderson Minnewaukan H A Swartz Bergen J Frank Tate Hope 8 Sigvaldeon Highland A T Horsman Devils Lake Albert Benson Northfield John McCauley Lake John Ford Crary P G Crilly Grand Harbor Martin Krogross Prospect Henry Rutten Ontario and others. The North Dakota peonage controversy ends with no peonage here only possible wage disputes. emphasises enforcement against cheaters.
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