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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
3
The Inter Ocean invites community correspondents for weekly letters. Former readers are urged to resume submissions and new writers are welcome to share local daily happenings. Prospective contributors may call write or use the phone for supplies and instructions. In other items, visits, court activity, wheat yields, and local travel notes are reported.
Guardian notes J O Haig Republican Supt of Schools and reelection candidate visited nearby schools on Friday. Reports from Lakota to Knox and Crazy Friday highlight land interests, threshing progress, and wheat yields. Local politicians Fir north county tour include Rice Furatenau Stenseth McLean. voters are quiet with a likely Republican majority.
Mrs. Cunningham of Devils Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs. Schultz over Sunday. Several residents planned study and travel for the new term with students heading to universities and business college in Minneapolis. The area sees visits among local families, church construction progress, and teachers joining the corps at Red Wing and surrounding districts.
Edmore residents note travel to Devils Lake Rapid City and Grant's Pass Ore as J W Wheeler and families return home. Miss Helen Woldy resumes studies at the state university, while Miss Margaret Laurier visits Lakota. Judge Goss campaigns for supreme bench. Master Frank Van Osdel celebrates sixth birthday with friends. Lovre family departs for Toronto S D after two years in Edmore, praised for sociable nature and community ties.
From The Hostier Harry Johnson reports a fractured limb healing well and farmers optimistic about a strong fall plowing season and grain crop. Potatoes yield is limited with many small tubers, while A A Kaiser farm stands out with large harvest. Heavy rains destroyed much wheat, barley, and oats, leaving hundreds of bushels unrecovered. One man sees 169 acres sowing yield none while another boasts 1000 bushels from 200 acres.
George Miller, who spent the summer in Montana, returned Saturday and said North Dakota is good enough for him.
Local notes report Mrs. Morris and Lester visiting Detroit Minnesota. Ford and Stevens at Edmore. tea hosted by Mrs. Miller for Miss Jenten and Miss Mastera. Medelman hosts her mother from Devils Lake. Ford couple visited Devils Lake. Gladys Shand left for state university. Ernest Rice welcomed a baby boy in Medford Oregon. Ladies aid, altar society reorganized, officers named. FP Stevens illness and recovery noted. Etta Dean Winnipeg guests of the Deans this week.
Prolific visitors include Al Grockner of Grand Forks and local pilots Will Englehorn and Albert Hausman guiding a prairie and lake tour. A wedding at the Lutheran parsonage joins Tom Myking and Anna Jello with details of the ceremony and attendants. Also noted are Rev Chew’s travel, Mrs Davies renewing ties in Charles Ferry, C A Wood moving into the Depot restaurant, and political candidate Mike Doheny’s Ramsey county bid.
Miss Matilda Zeman and Mr. James Sidle wed in Lankin Catholic church with Rev. Just officiating. The couple, popular locals, will reside on Sidle farm. Also noted are land sales by D L Davidson, Mike Kerrs buying Barrett farm for 23 an acre, and Bowesmont pioneer James Nicholson selling 400 acres for 33 per acre. Multiple local social and farm activity items follow including mining horse trades and harvest notes.
Warwick reports residents heading to Montana and Grand Forks for study. shipments bring 1700 sheep unloaded at the station then driven to New Rockford for fattening. Local interest spurs the Crystal Spring Percheron Horse and Cattle Co incorporation with capital of 150000 led by G. M. Frye M C Blanchett and A S Blanchett.
Miss Patterson travels from Devile Lake with Mrs Chase and family for a visit. Mrs D R Chase Kenneth and baby plus Mrs Otto Olsen and baby head to Williston to visit relatives. Mrs M Halverson of Waseka Wig arrives in Toklo to surprise daughter Mrs Victor Rath after visiting Grand Forks. Tokio Sunday School members meet Mr and Mrs Albert Jaqua to select new song books for the school.
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