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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1896
Page
3
The notice promotes Ramsey County Bank certificates of deposit with semiannual interest payable, cashable anytime with no notice, and draws interest from the date of deposit. It urges bringing savings to the bank and highlights other sale items at The Fair alongside local notices.
Hon H M Thomas Republican candidate visits on land office matter. Getts and Gotts restaurants feature affordable meals for farmers. Father Claude visiting Woonsocket area. Y M C A services listed. Alvin Clark arrives as land office clerk. Embroidery sill and threshing gloves advertised. Fire insurance offered, and a funeral noted. Hood's Sarsaparilla recommended for dyspepsia. Dr. Hunter and Dr. Cook to visit Devils Lake for dental and eye services. Various sales on wallpaper, towels, caps, and clothing. Public lectures and church services announced, plus land district filings and farm equipment sales. Weathered farm reports show wheat and flax yields. local politics and campaign plans noted.
An advertisement extols DeWitt's colic and cholera cure for instant bowel relief and ongoing health, urging prompt action against cholera morbus and diarrhoea with claims of fast results and lasting benefit.
A shady character named John Mix sought work in Mayville and other towns, accused of debt and wrongdoing in several locales. He allegedly ran a laundry operation, allied with an Uw partner, and compromised a widow who later died after medicine used to ease alleged intimacy. Electric Bitters promote as a remedy for bilious fevers and malarial poisoning, with local ads listing available doses. Also included are unpaid advertised letters, a price offer, and a note about two black hogs taken up for sale.
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