Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-10-23

Miss Gena Krog, president of the
Equal Franchise society of Norway
and one Of the women who was most
instrumental in getting the vote for
women in Norway, has just sent a mes
sage to Norwegian men in North Da-
-kota as it has been given their sisters
in Norway. --.a .:}N
Mrs. Robert M. LaFollette opened
her. short campaign for votes for wo-
men in North Dakota with a splendid
speech at Dickinson Oct. 18th. A large
crowd attended the meeting and ex-
pressed great enthusiasm both . for:
Mrs. LaF'ollette and her cause. She
was scheduled to return to Fargo for
a suffrage speech on, Friday at i the
Sons of Norway hall, and on Saturday.
If the weather permitted, to motor to
Wahpeton where elaborate prepare
lions have been made for her for; Sat
-urday might. On the way she will
. flSDL, oCfOl al COWA o
and Abercrombie. Sunday afternoon
she will close her campaign with an
address in 'Casselton. Mrs. LaFol-
lette has donated this work to North
Dakota women, and they are very
grateful and feel themselves most
fortunate to have had such an eminent
woman to champion their cause.
Judge Bruce of the supreme court in
his recent suffrage address at Bis
amarck, characterized Jane Adams,
Mrs. Florence Kelley and Miss Julia
Lathrop, all Of whom by the way are
ardent suffragists, as the three great
est individuaFities of this country. z.s:N
The North Dakota Votes for Women
league has placed q large sign at the
triangle, where the Great Northern,
Milwaukee and Northern Pacific main
line and Southwestern cross near
Fargo Fifteen trains q: day pass the
place and no one, can fial to1see the
big advertisement. s@ 49,. NJ. IL. I'LL
Miss Aldyth Ward completed anoth-
er suffrage organization at Ryder last
week with officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. B. A. Dickinson; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. T., H. Bracelen; secretary,
Miss Margaret Campbell; treasurer,
Miss Alma Moe. .~z.:::
owl fa11 conrofo
Of the North Dakota Votes for Women
league; recently organized suffrage
league at Inkster with the following
officers. President, Miss May Critten.
den; vice president Mrs. Richmond:
secretary treasurer, Miss Myrtle Piff
ner. -. ,-..s 7.,-
Mrs. E. M. barrow, president of the
North. Dakota Votes for Women lea
que, spoke last night at Lakota, Leeds
and Minnewaukan- before going to the
federation meeting at jamestown. Z
Miss Olive iBeldon Field. secretary
for North Dakota Votes for Womer
league, has spent the past weel
speaking for suffrage in Divide ant
Burke counties. Next week she viii
be in Williams, Mckenzie and Noun
trail counties. .S ,.* -=s:.z !.
Mrs. lflia B. Nelson, OF Red Wing
Mimi, who for many years has beef
campaigning in the interests of sui
frage, IS to devote the last two week
to the North Dakota campaign. He
first engagement will be at a BIZ
farmers meeting at Fordville, Oct. &c
h to which place she has been invite
d. by the courtesy of the Fordyille Con
7 mercial club. Other dates have bee
arranged as follows: Fairdale, DC
81; Conway, Oct. %; Portland, DC
20; and Galesburg, Oct. "a. The 70
lowing week is. not yet settled, .br
y; will probably be given to Steele an
Nelson counties. s* ...s2 M q 4
Mrs. Menza Burke OF Idaho has ahel
fine meetings the past week at ORA
ton, Cavalier, Walhalla, Fordville an
Langdon, Next week she will sta
west. stopping for speeches at Steel
"A ssf Oct. 10; Glen Ullin, Oct, 20; Rebro
Oct. 81. Taylor, Oct. % and CHA
stone, Get: 23. The next few days a,
not scheduled. but will probably
Belfeld Medora and Sentinel Butt
5=s AT the close Of the campaign MI
Burke will return to her home in I'd
I'll no with the gratitude Of hundreds /
North Dakota women for her sple
. 0 did service to them in the cause 533
woman suffrage. s5
The Suffrage league Of Casselt
i held very successful tag day for 81
frage, Friday. Oct. Tags were s.