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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
4
Poems gathered from the English literature class will be published in a limited edition. Winter verses describe gray skies and prairies, snow, and frosted landscapes, with reflections on season, memory, and youth. The collection includes playful lines about winter dancing, frost, and school life, inviting readers to glimpse student imagination and seasonal mood.
The parish held a public infant baptism with four children. Rev. Edgar Jones preached on infant baptism, urging parental duties. Several youths left for colleges this month including Harvard, Armour Institute, University of Minnesota, and University of North Dakota. A Woman's Guild planned Friday activities, and the choir and soloists contributed to the service.
The congregation notes services will be held both morning and evening at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. A favorite quotation collection compiled by the Altar Society ladies is now available for sale priced at 25 cents.
Read George Swain advertisement for old furniture varnish stains by Bloods. Olaf Leet sells items and Mr. Peter Haley noted as Webster on Tuesday from Devils Lake. Swain's displays collars and ties and new stock of comforts and blankets. Various residents travel to Wisconsin and work begins. threshing machines and local social visits frequent the column.
A visitor to Devils Lake, before returning to Iowa, bought gloves, clothes, underwear, overcoats and shoes in bulk. He said Devils Lake prices were similar to Iowa but quality difference favored Devils Lake merchants by about forty to fifty percent, making shipping home worthwhile.
Filings for those registered closed at 4 o clock Wednesday with one thousand names called. One hundred and sixty filings were completed from the list. At 12 o'clock noon, on Nov.
The lands not yet taken will be opened for general settlement with filings under the arrangement starting at 9 o'clock in the morning on November 5th at the local land office.
Lost taken up and found notices appear for a black hog with a white face seen Oct. 16 near Webster by Q McMillan east of Webster and a grey broncho mare about three years old found at a farm north of Devils Lake around Sept. 15 by Geo Jamie son. Also a court notice regarding the estate of James A. Locke with heirs listed and a final accounting hearing set for November 120 in St Josephs court room Devils Lake.
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