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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
2
A six year old boy fired a loaded gun at his baby sister Mary Thompson during a hunting outing leaving the child dead and injuring the boy’s own cheek. Mary’s remains were taken to Canfield North Dakota for interment as the community mourns.
Cleveland and Devils Lake area residents made weekend visits and trips including Mr and Mrs James Place Mr Emil Rich Mr John Dalle and Mrs John Regan with family Also Miss Brandley Miss Cain Eveline Regan Esther Regan and Miss Mandt were noted in social rounds Potato crop progress was reported as better than expected Goose hunting and rabbit gathering occurred in the area Wild geese were plentiful and local church activities were mentioned
Mr and Mrs Oscar Wedell celebrate arrival of a visitor this week. Mike O Malley traveled from McKenzie County and arrived Monday evening. Dan Kelly visited the Maurer family last Friday and Saturday. Clark Babcock bagged eight partridge on Sunday and six on Monday in his hunt, spending little time afield.
Rock Lake hosts visitors from Fort Dodge Iowa with Mrs Keeney and children. V Harrison returns after a Chautauqua season in the picture business. Elder J G Moore spoke Wednesday at the church on A Trip to California, entertaining and informative with advice for the Rock Lake church.
Mrs. Frank Guon and her young daughter from Regina are guests of Mrs. Nicholson this week. John Smith traveled to Devils Lake after a weekend with his parents. Thomas Kelley came from Devils Lake for a short visit with his sister Mrs. Gilderhouse of Aneta. H Hensen of Devils Lake spent Sunday with the Nicholson family. Mr. and Mrs. Rearick and family of Cooperstown and Mr. Lee of Atwater were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ling. Several other local residents visited Riverside Farm and area homes Sunday.
Edmore reports a new boy at the Geo Smith home and notes mother and child are doing well. Mrs. A W Baling leaves for Wisconsin and eastern points seeking medical care amid poor health. Morton of Hampden visits Edmore, running a nest confectionery and selling goods along the pike. Rev B L Madge returns from New York to resume duties after a temporary absence.
John Eldsness left for Montana to settle on his homestead on Thursday. Mrs. E. C. Anderson and baby with Miss Rose Stack visited Lankin on Sunday. Ray LaTourette and Anton of Petersburg went to Brockett on business Monday. John Machart of Lankin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kratochvil. Joe Ekroda rented the Pool room from Ed Faith and took charge Tuesday. James Shirek is ill with typhoid and confined to bed after extended illness. Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon of Fargo visited the Bina home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sturgeon was formerly Miss Etta Derrig of Lakota. S. G. Paulson, Clara school principal, is another typhoid patient as cases rise.
The federal building in Devils Lake opened to the U S court with Judge Amidon presiding for thirteen liquor to Indian cases. Attorney Scrumgard won the first case by defending H L Thomas against selling liquor to Frank Belgard an Indian. The session closed Wednesday evening.
The Journal reports a new run of illustrated pieces by Democratic campaign managers to present their side of the affair. It notes space is used for these depictions and the Journal avoids responsibility for the choice of content.
A shipboard surgeon recounts an inebriate tale of a woman on the Allemania seeking to change her eye color by tattooing India ink under the cornea. He reluctantly assists with a temporary pigment test while warning of danger and loss of the eye. A disguised letter later hints at a dubious success.
Devils Lake residents are promised top quality haberdashery as The Hub Clothing Store owned by Herman Snark launches a 9 am Saturday sale. An extensive winter stock worth about 10000 dollars will be offered with extra staff to handle crowds and speed service. The event aims to raise the store’s profile as the best source for men’s wear in the city.
In a Florida lay scene near Cape Sable the shallow bay hosts memories of families and white herons. A writer describes sandy shores, a spotted jacketed figure, and a misty distance where great white birds court the water.
The Pony Express marked by bold riders who faced deserts mountains and storms to deliver mails. From 1859 the service spanned 2000 miles westward to Sacramento with a mochila system exchanging mail at military posts and forts along a route from St. Joseph to San Francisco.
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