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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from a local paper mentions names and a small monetary figure in a cryptic listing. No clear event or outcomes are readable, but several personal names appear alongside a currency symbol.
A fragmented 1910 election item lists Republican ticket members including Sir J. Gronae Bruteras and Prazk B. Eyiast for House of Representatives with terms ending 1915 and 1910. Mentions Gast. dwhn F. as County Treasurer and references Dietriet districts and district numbers, though text is incomplete.
Editorial discusses Gilbreath’s North Dakota agricultural exhibit bias toward southern counties, with a detailed reply from Commissioner Gilbreath showing northern participation. It then shifts to Devils Lake social notes on a coming opera house season, urging local support and criticizing city officials over testimony and law enforcement practices.
An unusual treat emerges from a long life of effort in the western frontier. The narrator, H.C. FL, recalls enduring hostile challenges over nearly thirty years during a constructive period. The essay frames perseverance and resilience amid hardship, presenting a reflective tone on survival and achievement.
The piece accuses Mayor McClory and Chief Barnes of protecting violators in Devils Lake. It alleges the attorney general’s push for accountability was resisted, that Barnes was not fired, and that McClory focuses on defending a myth of lawlessness while avoiding decisive action against police leadership. The author calls for immediate firings and genuine enforcement.
In a morgue style reflection, the piece notes Devils Lake needs an opera house and recalls the ery on all sides less a central feature. It praises the Grand as an amusement hub, suggesting current management could elevate the city’s cultural scene if a venue is developed for the community.
Citizens faced pressure between protecting friends and perjury and most chose truth. Witnesses before Justice Jones and Attorney General Miller spoke with clear conscience, earning respect and elevating citizenship. Officer Timboe also showed courage and honesty in official duty, urging more officials to follow.
Citizens of Devils Lake condemn city actions as the city attorney publicly aids the police chief in avoiding testimony. The dispute centers on enforcing laws and securing evidence, with local officials accused of neglecting their public duties and trust.
In an interview with The Munich Herald Hon T L Burdick Republican candidate for lieutenant governor says he supported J A Buchanan then Johnson won the governorship in a clean open fight He praises the primary law noting the people spoke and he will abide by the result unless the party seeks change
Over the past week the Lost Hope group has struggled to assemble a team capable of overcoming the thirty percent clause and reentering the competition field despite ongoing efforts.
The piece rails at Democrats for failing to advance in Ramsey County while Republicans press for accountability. It argues Democrats have lost county offices, rely on statewide hopes, and warns voters to demand improvement or risk being sidelined in favor of a Democratic governor for the state.
Attorney Percy Crewe, formerly of this city and now in the western part of the state, is a candidate for county judge. Supporters describe him as a capable, honest, and idealistic professional with a solid university education, promising clean politics and trustworthy government if elected.
The Devils Lake democrats seek a Bryan visit to energize their ticket while Governor Burke is the only known candidate name. They fear the rest of the slate remains unclear and may need the national figure to rally support for North Dakota events.
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