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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
7
The ad touts a bargain basement crowd and wide ranges in prices on wool blankets and cotton goods. It highlights cobora grey tan white and plaids and claims the store offers top values with granite tin ware wooden ware crockery and glass ware at half price.
Fort Totten items report a corn roast event south of the fort with roasted corn and potatoes, and a campfire scene reminiscent of Shakespeare. The Christian Endeavor society elected Miss Georgia Chase president and Miss Ethel Clark secretary treasurer, with Sunday meetings at four. Mrs. F. W. Blake hosts cousin Mrs. Melin. Frank Blake left to assist a photographer. Miss Parker, a teacher, leaves for Oklahoma amid somber winter scenes and reflections.
Miss Eva Cole Bank traveled west to her claim last week and Hon. A J Gronna visited Brocket buying material for granaries on his farms. An angry cloud and heavy rain occurred Sunday evening. A Great Northern Railway train passed through with the manager and officials aboard.
The article lists individuals such as Ole Scrumgard and Sigurd Hage visiting Devils Lake. It mentions inspectors McEnry and Tony Srpinger from the Western Union and Washburn offices. It notes a college program offering free tuition and describes a recent concert at the Norwegian Lutheran church with positive audience reaction.
Markets report from Edwards Wood Co Minneapolis listing No 1 Hard and No 1 Northern grains, flax oats barley and cash flax, plus Devils Lake figures reported by O H Baker for No 1 Northern and Agee.
De Lytle attended Crazy Mor day s professional business. John Siloires a faithful land office clerk travels to Fargo on matter. Miss Boma Throdalil visits the city as guest of her sister.
A fragment notes an 8 percent interest rate dated October 1 1906 and contrasts the scene as a pretty place to live, mentioning John W. Noltimer.
Auction sale at a farm one mile west of Charles Ferry North Dakota on Wednesday October 4 1905 at 1 pm. Items include 11 head of work horses 4 head horned stock registered shorthorn bull various farming implements 40 tons of hay oats spelt bromos household furniture and appliances with terms cash for all teams $10 and under sale over to be announced.
Ottawa says no US land agents can arrange adjoining quarter under the Homestead Act. Purchasers must contact an authorized government agent for homestead eligibility. Authorized Canadian agent C. Pilling notes no such cross border arrangement exists.
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