Devils Lake Auto Club Pushes for Road Upgrades
An editorial urges Devils Lake motorists to organize a serious good roads movement led by President M. A. Tenny. It cites limited local effort, comparing with Duluth and noting the South Road route to Leeds as a promising main artery benefiting churches and towns along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
M. A. Tenny
George
Good Roads
Touralfords
Sean OE
Herp
Crary
Degile Lake Automobile Club
Duluth
Duluth’ Herald
J. D. Parks
Glacier Park
Twin Cities
Auto Club
Tenny
Ramsey County
Leeds
Diheer
Sietker
Salong
Nts
Reat Northam
Agian
Mothers to Visit School in Devils Lake
A regular Mothers' club meeting convened Friday afternoon September 12 at the Commercial club rooms. Reports from several committees were shared, with school valing committees named by President Mrs William Falger for Central Washington Lincoln and Elmslie schools. An after-meeting paper on the physical training of young children was read by Mrs W K Moeller, followed by Mrs Thomas Turner presenting an article on the influence of physical training on mind and morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club of
Devils Lake
William Falger
Central School
C. W. Fosburg
Washington School
Ole Scrumgard
Elex
Elmslie
Lincoln School
R. V. Rice
One of Best Known Attorneys in State Dies in Bowbells
Bowbells N D Sept 19 Fred Andrews one of the most prominent attorneys in the state died today at 1 o clock after a period of failing health. He was a brother of Ray Andrews attorney at Beach. The funeral will be held in Bowbells Wednesday at 2 o clock attorney L J Welle spent Monday in Niagara on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
N. D
Fred Andrewa
Paiss
Ray Andrews
Beach
L. J. ‘Welle
Niagara
Early Political Hints From Bernt Anderson of Ramsey
Bernt Anderson of Churles Ferry, known for steady service to Ramsey Company in state legislative sessions, spoke to an Inter Ocean reporter on Tuesday hinting at a future political role and appointments on key committees due to his demonstrated strengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernt Anderson
Churles Ferry
Ramsey Company
Inter Ocean Man
Looters At Large After North Depot Hold Up
At 3 15 a.m. two bandits robbed the North Depot cashier Joseph Ford, taking 497 79 dollars from the cash drawer. Ford glimpsed a revolver and order to turn on the red light as the men demanded the money. The till drawer was removed and the robbers fled. Police searched the area and one suspect was later found. the remainder fled eastward. A separate note reports Lemler killed while hunting near Mylo, the fifth accident victim of the press. Ford could not identify the robbers due to a nearly closed window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ford
Aeons
Eguine Ford
Tig
Ford
Aduwiabie Station
Wetardar
Contefite
Mylo
Candidate for North Dakota commissioner emerges
Fragmentary passage notes a man named Anderson, a 18 yearold farmer with extensive knowledge, urged by many in the state to enter the race for agriculture and labor commissioner. Mentions a Mary in the Aula and preparatory activity for a forthcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Anderson
Immigrant Land Plan Highlighted at Commercial Club Meeting
Col Joseph M. Kelly urged the Commercial Club to act as a clearing house for selling farms to easterners. A dollar an acre publicity plan would fund eastward outreach to attract settlers, leveraging lands from Devils Lake retirees to divide and improve small farms on crop payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Joseph M. Kelly
Commercial Club
Mr. Kelly
Devils Lake
Penknife sticks eye in accident at Brocket
S year old Frank Bina of Brocket North Dakota slipped while cutting string and stabbed his right eye with a penknife. He was rushed to Grand Forks and then St Michael's hospital for treatment. Doctors fear possible loss of sight in the injured eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bina
Brocket
N.D
Grand Forks
St. Michael's Hospital
First Style Show In City Sets All Society In Flurry
Devila Lake hosts the first city style show at Mann department store under Otto Kepp, featuring autumn and winter gowns from Parisian influences. Ladies wear elaborate costumes with mirrorlike reflections, aided by Moyers and Frist decorations, Great Northern Orchestra providing music, and a display of hats completing ensembles. Notable attendees include Lillian Dh, Helen Horn, Mrs Ron Scott, Drs Charlya Stalth, Mika Olea Scrunth ard, Iiss Kong, Ee Moeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kepp
Devile Lake
Sévyen
Moyers
Frist
Great Northern
Mise Lillait Iandh
Oftis Helen Horn
Ron ‘Scott
Charlya Stalth
Mika Olea Scrunthard
Iiss Kong
Ee Moeller
Bidert
Mann’s
Stuart
Mann Store
Euparior
Ae ‘ Rhodel
Etunnai
Harvest Festival Promises Bright Day in Devils Lake
A bustling harvest festival and market is planned in Devils Lake with a grand illumination, carnival fashion, and diverse amusements. Officials note the program runs all day with concerts, free auctions, parades, and special offerings from merchants. Projections include strong livestock receipts and steady hog prices as part of the day’s community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contracior Nelson
Roberts. Perkins Company
Devils Lake
Western Utilities. Corporation
Ben
Lantolste
Nccess
Ups
Sur
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Automobile ‘Club
Mothers’ Club
Bernt
Agriculture
Northern
Mylo Man
Totten Aerdian Maiden
Col. Kelly
Nail
Fort Totten
Kawaneas
Lansing
Mich
Halfan
Michigan
Hallan
Carlisle
Fort ‘Totten
Totten
Malajea
Nat
Hallam
Girl
Thalia
Penknife
Equpty
Henry
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