Neighbo rhood News Highlights Opened Meat Market And Local Events
Simon Court opened a neat meat market with a dance this week, drawing local residents. Debs lecture in Devils Lake drew many from the area, praised by attendees. Marriage of Paul Carlson and Nora Maloy near Fort Totten. they return to farm life. Regular K O T M meeting planned, and the new Grand Harbor orchestra dance was a success. Local visits include C Smearlie, D R Chase, Mr Lohnes, Rupert Dunn, and Oswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Court
C. Smearlie
Devils Lake
Debs
F. H. Baitson
Little Son
C. D. Millis
D. R Chase
Lohnes
Rupert Dunn
D. R. Chase
Otto Olsen
Baby
Williston
Paul Carlson
Nora Maloy
Fort Totten
New Grand Harbor Orchestra
Lawrence Stoeser
Swift Current
Alta
Clarence Irwin
Albert Strand
Albert
Jack Hunter
Graham Island
Oswald
Debs lecture draws Cleveland crowd. local notes in brief
Cleveland was well represented at the Debs lecture Monday night. The column lists numerous short notices: people driving to Devils Lake, a Norwegian Lutheran service held, Jennie McDonald and others traveling, duck hunting activity, and various local errands and visits around Lake regions and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Debs
John Regan
Devils Lake
Hamar
Edmore
Jennie McDonald
Grand Forks
Ed. Regan
West
John Wolfe
Jenny Grunewald
Willie Keoghre
Devila Lake Social Notes and Local Meetings
A special train to Devils Lake drew residents to hear Debs on Monday night. Tuesday saw meetings by the Farmers Elevator Co, Farmers Mercantile Co, and the local school. The Elevator moves the gas house fifty feet away. Mrs Ed Taylor left for Minneapolis for a several months visit. Mizu Haze Slowman and Dr Welch with C N Dion were visiting, and Arthie DesCarn visited with Demers family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Debs
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Farmers’ Mercantile Co
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Ed. Taylor
Minneapolis
Mizu
Slowman
Devile Lake
Dr. Welch
C. N. Dion
Churchs Ferry News From Devils Lake Area
Nels and wife moved to Devils Lake and plan to rent a remodeled residence downtown. Mrs. Earl Lytle and children visited Minnesota. Lulu Lytle will keep house for Hart. O W Swenson sale in Bisbee drew good prices. Buick bought for 486 by Moristein of Leeds. Teachers Minnie Thompson and Ada McCormick visited homes. trip with several locals to Bisbee and Webster. J I McConnell’s Pennsylvania bound sister reports brother killed in a rear end collision. third railroad death. Mrs. Warren Noltimier operated on for appendicitis at St Marys Devils Lake, recovering well. local friends celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels
Devils Lake
Churchs Ferry
Earl Lytle
Moristein
Leeds
Minnie Thompson
Ada McCormick
Bisbee
Matt Engelhorn
Rob Thomson
Norman Morrison
Warren Noltimier
St. Mary's Hospital
Charles Ferry
Public Opinion notes visits and local changes at Medelman and Crary
Town readers learn of Mayor McClory and Dev is Lake visits to Medelman home on Sunday. A baby girl born September 29 to Mr and Mrs Gory at My. and Mrs Ulmer visit from Devils Lake. Supt Bangs and teachers from the Deaf School call at McLeod farm. Mrs Kuogler and daughters travel through en route to Havre Montana. C T Swenson returns to First National Bank after a year away. Crary Catholic church buys Kalinowaki residence as parsonage for Justus. services held in Crary church every other Sunday and occasional weekdays. Catholic families to benefit from a resident priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor McClory
Devis Lake
Medelman
Gory
Ulmer
Baker
Orr
Devils Lake
D. F. Bangs
Deaf School
Wyndemere
Land
P. H. McGurren
Havre
Montana
C. T. Swenson
First National Bank
Palermo
Crary
Kalinowaki
Justus
Rutten
Miss Velma Smith Escapes Injury After Near Rail Crossing Incident
Miss Velma Smith narrowly escaped harm last Monday when returning from her Laur ie district school. She jumped from her buggy at a railroad crossing as flyer No 4 passed. the horse was killed and the buggy destroyed, but she was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Smith
Miss Smith
Laurie District
R. R
Delinquent taxes noted. local deaths and building plans
Revenue collector Merrifield visited to pursue delinquent taxes. Funeral notices report the deaths of two children, a spring burial for Mrs. Johnson, and the Finn cemetery interment for baby Kiskela. Mrs. Smith begins a nine month term of school. Neighborly visits, car travel, and a brick storefront extension project by M. D. Butler are also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrifield
Mra
Henry B. Johnson
John Kiskela
F. L. Smith
Bina
Geo. Shephard
Joe Butler
M. Butler
Lankin
Joe
Citizenships and travels noted in county beat roundup
The Sentinel reports George Biddle secured his final citizen papers and became a citizen. Eugene Wright traveled from Crafty for a short hunting trip with his father driving back the same day. L. C. Wright departed last Saturday on a business trip likely to Duluth and the twin cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
George Biddle
Eugene Wright
Crafty
L. C. Wright
Duluth
Twin Cities
Local Notes On Appointments And Travel At Devils Lake
Mrs Geo McLean spent Sunday at Devils Lake. Miss Ethel Aslakson teaches at Lansford next year. Miss Anna McPhail arrived from Oakes NC to work as stenographer at the First National Bank. A E Toomey traveled to Devils Lake and attended Mrs Toomey’s operation. Miss Eva Siegel began a term of school in Oakland and township. Miss Inez Siegel will teach near Petersburg Nelson county next week. Liveryman Ole Anderson made a three day auto trip along the Lakota Sarles branch and the Farmers line, returning without trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-News
Geo. McLean
Devils Lake
Ethel Aslakson
Lansford
Anna McPhail
Oakes
N. C
Naonal Bank
A. E. Toomey
Toomey
Eva Seigel
Oakland
Inez Seigel
Petersburg
Nelson County
Ole Anderson
Lakota-Sarles
Community Notes From Rock Lake and Nearby
Charley Keeney has moved to town en route to Nebraska. Democratic candidate S A Ransier canvasses the north end this week after previously homesteading at Sidney. Heat Present farmed near Cando. County commissioners inspected bridges in the north end last Tuesday and viewed the under construction dyke north of town, noting riff raffing remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Keeney
Nebraska
S. A. Ransier
North End
Ransier
Sidney
Cando
Board of County Commissioners
Local notes from Moose Jaw area and visits
Guardian records indicate Martin Olsen departed Thursday for a claim near Moose Jaw Can. Miss Harriet Code arrived Tuesday to visit relatives. J. G. Curtis was a business visitor at the county seat Tuesday. Miss McLean, previously in town, left Thursday for Winnipeg. F. A. Baker traveled from the county seat Friday and spent Sunday on the farm east of town. Mrs. H. L. Mackey went to Devils Lake Monday for hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
Martin Olsen
Moose Jaw
Harriet Code
J. G. Curtis
Miss McLean
Winnipeg
F. A. Baker
H. L. Mackey
Devils Lake
General Hospital
Notable Local Moves and Marriages From The City
George Ruhberg has left Hope Brothers to work in Crookston, making friends there. A marriage occurred September 25 at Crary ND between John B. Cook of Colton NY and Francis C. Crary of Crary ND. John Maher bought the Moody residence, Frank Prosser acquired a Minot warehouse for wheat, and John Cryderman moved to St. Paul as railroad agent. St John branch trains begun. stations between Churles Ferry and St John are Cando Bisbee Perth and Rolla. Distance 54 3 4 miles.
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George Ruhberg
Hope Brothers
Crookston
George
John H. Crary
Crary
N. Dak
L. B. Danks
John B. Cook
Colton
N. Y
Francis C. Crary
C. T. White
Kansas
John Maher
Moody
Tve
Frank Prosser
Minot
John Cryderman
St. Paul
John Io
St. John
Churles Ferry
Cando
Bisbee
Perth
Rolla
Local visits draw D L and Concord visitors in town
Penn bet Alex McLean of Devils Lake was seen in our village the fore part of the week. Will Powell of Concord Mont was here on business the latter part of last week. Mrs Panker Thompson came from Devils Lake Monday to visit her sister Mrs Gessner and her daughter Mrs Ed Gessner arrived Friday from Rock Lake for a short stay.
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Alex McLean
Devils Lake
Will Powell
Concord
Mont
Panker Thompson
Ed. Gessner
Sanity
Rock Lake
Starkweather News Briefs From Grand Junction And Area
Starkweather residents report good health in Grand Junction Colorado where families visit relatives including Mr and Mrs A O Deeter. Edwin Traynor heads to the Agricultural College for a year after delaying to care for the farm. William Buck and wife return from Grand Forks after attending the WTU convention. Mrs Buck elected vice president and Mrs Elizabeth Preston Anderson president on leave. Recent losses include J J Graber and Carl Graber. J J relocates to a new town to work in banking, Carl buys a fine farm several miles away.
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Rhodes
Grand Junction
Colorado
A. O. Deeter
Starkweather
Edwin Traynor
The
Agricultural College
Edwin
Mr. Traynor
William Buck
Grand Forks
Carl
Fine Farm
Milea
When Her Back Aches Woman Finds All Her Energy Slipping Away
Devils Lake readers learn of kidney related pains and early warning signs of diabetes and Bright's disease. Mrs F H Henkel of Cando Dak cites relief from Dean's Kidney Pills after long standing back and hip pains and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Bright
Dean
Devile Lake
F. H. Henkel
N. Dak
Doan's Kidney Pills Sell Well in U.S. Market
A testimonial describes relief from kidney troubles after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The speaker credits rapid improvement and continued use, noting the product costs 60 cents and is sold by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doans
School Board Awards Boiler and Domestic Science Projects
The board let contracts last Tuesday for a new boiler at Central School and for the construction of Domestic Science rooms. Joseph Jilek won the boiler contract and Gram Construction Company the science rooms. The full board approved the usual bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Joseph Jilek
Gram Construction
Jail building project nears completion after three weeks
A local jail construction moves forward with an anticipated three week timeline. The roof, to be built from sheet material, presents a challenging job due to numerous corners. Foreman Mr. Nuss hopes for continued good weather to finish the work.
Hinck Missed Shoot Costs Devils Lake Rifle Title
The text notes H. J. Hinck did not attend the North Dakota Rifle Association regular shoot, suggesting Devils Lake would have retained the championship honors he won last year, Hinck's work described as far superior to the current winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hinck
North Dakota Rifle Association
Devils Lake
Mr. Hinck
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A. Belcourt
Penn
M. M. Sterndecker
F. Prosser
H. Minette
Levits Lake
Hattie Ludwig
Wisconsin
Langley
Rob Wallace
Lake
Laird Drayn
Newlts Lake
Cavanacey
Rotgrts
Ofe
Jas
Fr. Hartman
Inn Wolfe
T4ly Nash
Minne Langness
Margeét O'Neil
Greenwold
Grand Harbor
Corres
Pondent
Alsen
Graber
Warwick
Hampden
Dai En
Haa Amare Standard d Oil
Rayo
C. P. Brainard
Devils Lake, N. Dak
James Stenson
Farmers’ Mybo
Devils Lake, N. D
Hustler
the Times
Nuss Company OF
Nuss
Harry Hinck
Ole Serumgard Manager
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