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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

bapa bas snss 9ur9brudstaI i9res
Sberlaufes perIGBt. 'lonsbing,iired.
Die Stabt aimpoluns. nit elmer 1000
46pfe itarten, poripiegenb aus
0eutI6en unb RumGnen beitebsnbeH
SepDlteruns. @s iit Der Iebte gr6s
Bere Srt Dor benz nebereong iiber
bic &arpatben unb ipirp bur6 ben
pab pom Meitieaneitic aud nit bern
Yale Der 9olosnen 8iitriB psrbun.
ben. &impolung bat einen ni9t uns
bebeutenben SanbsI uno Elm unIsbn,
lides &leinselperb,. Die @eIdidte
nennt bic Stnbt i9on i'm IL Sobr,
bunbert, ipo lie ben WiittsIpuntt elmer
ileinen 9ebirgsrepubIit bilbste, bic
ober boIb in MGbGnsietsit bon benz
neueritanbensn 6iirItsntumt Wiolbau
seriet. Sn ben stGmpfsn uuo Dol
terperI6iebungsn bes WittsIolterS bat
tann &impolun9 oiel au IeiOsn ge>
babt; bic Sesrs Der llasarH. Der MOIs
bauer, Der Sotaren unb Mongolen,
iie ollie aosen bur6 bas SoI Der
Woloapn, oas i9nen Zen bequemiteu
neg Su ben llstersdnssn iiber bic
&orpatben bot. Sin penig flubob.
mGrts liest Der Marttflsden @ama,
Der feline 8eoeutung Der Giumiinbuug
Der BON lints tommenben MoIoaipiba,
res srObten ytebenfIuiIss bsr Wlol.
baipo i'm @ebiete Der Yutofuinn, perz
eantt. 9lu9 bier iiberlpiegen bic
9sutIGen in Der 1000 Ginrpohner
oGbIenSen geOOlteruug; Iis treibeH
!9oubel, Sdofs unb 8isbSuGt uno
aebmen reeen gnteiI an Der SoISs
ousfubr.
Sm Sat Der Sueaupa. bos in Isi-
nem Sberlouf sbsnfaIIs ben glnblid
zines engen, felIisen unb bidt be.
poIbeten 2tlpentals bietet, perIoufeu
sipei StraBsn bon GROCER 8sbsutung.
Sie iidl i'm Stdbtben Seletin treffen
unb bon bsnen bic eins mad glorben
tber ben pIostaerspab ins Gasre.
mosStaI, bic onbere ssgen Siiben
iiber ben 1bon srlpdbnten Sspor.
qab ins ROIpopotaI fiibrt. Grit
bel SberpitOip eripsitert ii9 rie SaI=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
IN den R,r pat ben.

Sn tpeitem 8oeen ItrDmt bic un'
melt bes sspor.pofies entipringenbs
molboipa erit nad Siiben unb bann
na9 Often, sbe iie bei 8niaieitie mir
ibrem pielarmisen 2auf bic 8utos
nina perIGbt. SemieIben 9sbirgs'
ftud, Der b09Iten butopiniIden Ma!s
ierf9eibe, sntiprinst aud bic nOroltG
Iliebenbe Sucsaipa, bic sbenfaIIs baIb
na6 Often ipenbet unb 70 gemeinianl
nit Der UlpIbotpa ienes Bis 1900
meier bobe, bon bi9tsm 5idtsn' unb
8u6enpaIb beiebte 8ersIano sin'
i6Iiebt, in beiien Mathematician
3dIern iid ieBt bic admpfe sssen bic
,ineebrunssnsn Ruffen abipielen.
gBie bic msiiten aarpatbsnfIiifs
bur95is6t au9 bic Wolbapd oas @e'
biree in sabIr,i9sn @inbungen. Si'
bot ii6 Bel bem Srte Molbaipa Elm
tiefes 8ett in ben feIiisen SanbiteiH
sefreTien unb bat aud bon benz tal'
obfuGrts folsenbsn SaItitsin 5ahls
reibe Sriimmsr IosseriTisn. bic ihr
i6nellss @aifer binter Posoritta, po
ii6 bas Sal Elm ipsnis ipeitet unb Der
Slub feinsn 2auf perlansiamt, obs
Sula9ern bseinnt. Bon bier ab BE-
9leitet @erDIi, 9efdisbe unb Sanf
bic ufer in GROCER Wsnss. Snmit4
len bieIer on bic alpen mobnenben
2anbf9oft liest bort, mo bic wlol'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
Elm hiibaer soIdatealtreitb.

Gin e9tss Rsiteritiid iocr e5, bns
ser iunss Srueousr 2eutnnrt BON
Miin9baufsn Su anfdns c:s Sries
9es 70-71 Doflfiibrte.
Gs mar in 2Otbrin9er, bei Ser
tleinsn Seituns 8itid, bic HcmaIs
nod frons0iifd5 'oor. !0ic Stobt
tutte natiirIih 8einsurg. auberoem
NOR Dor ben G9ren e'I Eager Der
5ronSoien auFgs'4Icgen. gtun luolls
ten bic Dsutfdsu germ Die unsefdbre
Stdrte oes SeinheS in Der 5eitung
unb i'm Eager .riGhren. Sa ritt
tenn in elmer 3iahi Der 9ragoner>
leutnant BON TEiirhbduien nit fues
nisen Mann iiber Die @rcnse : lie
lag oomals nat'itli9 6iesieits 8iti9
= unb nabe Sur SteGluns Oes Setns
bes beron. gluf einem !Siigel. Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
50 RaHn es hommeH.

Die ~9sutide 5rauen5eituns"
idrsibt: 2orb Rit9ener bat einen
fiir9fsrIideu GntidIuB sefabt. Do
er fir fein beriibmtes SuIbmiIIiOnsu'
Seer in Gnglano tsine Mduner fins
bet. bat er iih an bic Deiber &c.
punSt = bic Suffrasetten perOen
mobiI gema9t. Mrs. pantburit iibsr.
nimmt ben Oberbefebl unb ruff be.
reits ibre iGmtli1en Sdaren Sufdm'
men. Man 1T i'm eusIii9en &riess.
miniItsrium Der fsiten lleberSeugure.
bab Die oeutIben SoIOaten ebeuIo'
penia nit bsrriidten Wsibern ferti9
iuer0en ipie Die Serren - RGnnsr
i'm SnIelrei6. Spaten ipibsr @ripar.
ten Die @siber ernitbaiten Wioers
Itano finben. 10 perben iie ous Mit.
tel anpenben, Dor Dem bisber nod
tein ensliI1sr poIi5iIt. Ri6ier ober
unberer fogenannter Wiann itunobieIt.
Die IGmtli1en Samen, Wlrs. pants
burit on Der Spite, tperoen iin auf
Sie Grbe perfen, nit Den 2lrmen um
ii9 fdIasen uno nit ben 8einen
ItrampeIn. Wlan 1T iiberSeust. oub
bel oiefem i9uuberbaftsn anbliG bas
beutf9e Seer idIeunisft bon oannen
fIiebt. Denn aber ni6t, 70 piirOsn
fia iGmtIids Suffrueetten in0suti4'
Lamb aufs 8erbuugern legen. 6reis
lid, bas f6nnts 70 ben gnqIdnbern
poIIen go,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

- mas mar in GngIanb b
nibt Seisen bnrf. Die 2Onboner
3eitung p9nilp Moil" meIbet ails
Mau9eiter: @eitern nurben alpei
8riiber bouGnbiI9er 9lbItammung
su je 25 pfunb Sterling uub ben
@eri6tstOitsn perurteiIt. neil iie i'm
@9aufenter ibres Sabatlabens Elm
NeFer bon @urtbas ausgeitelt unb
borunter geI9rieben batten: ~8ers
giftetes @urTmeiIer. ipie iie ieBt bon
@urtbas nit Grfolg sesen bic Seuts
f9en Derp;noet tperben.A =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

neIlte Bride perbunben ipprben iein.
9luber bem G9loB psiit bic Stabt
an Ssbenslpiiroisicitsn biele nIte. ous
meiit aus bsm Is. unb 16. Sabr.
bunbsrt itammenbe &irden auf, BON
benen bic 1922 erbaute ct. 9eorgs.
&irde aIs @ufbsipabrunesort Der aus
Srupeaunt itammenoen RsIiquien Oes
SeiIissH Sobannes yopus ii9 zines
sroBtn 3ulouiss Der sriediI9s sprtbo'
bOren 8sp0It.runs bes 2onees sr'
irsut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

: mas er getan bGtte.
5elbipebel Tin Der SnItruttipnsitune
be): Sopfertsit, @siItessessnipart,
&oltbIiitieteit, bas iinO Die Sngcns
ben. ipeGde Der SoIoot i'm 5eIoe boz
ben mub. 9a mill i6 suG1 NAL elm
8eifpiel aus meinen &riesserIebniis
fen er5Gbleu. @ine abteilung flies
benber Sein6e bate ii9 Dor uns in
einen Seller sefliidtst unb ben @ins
gang nit sroben, idpersn 5GFern
perbarritaOiert. Was bGtten sic
oenn in bieIem Sale getan, Hetrut
Pi6linsti9
pidIinsti: SGtt' id fi9 unterIudt,
ipas in ben Sdfern brin is!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
an etn mobernes maS@cn.

Sn fannIt Die i16uIteu gcrjc MAIDEN
lluo ipridlit aud itets ipie ein @ebi1t;
Sod ioIlit Su einmdl ieIber to9eu -
Sas faunit Su uidtl"
9u fpeibt bie aIlertlciniten Saten
Sn 2iterdturs ruo 8cltgelhiht',
Sod tuie mat mib Die Snopf aundber,
Sas iueibt gu uidtl
Sd m6dt' Sid immer3u betuilnSern,
geo6t' INNER I6aun i'll Setn @eii6t;
SeSob 5u meiner Srau Sid MAIDEN =
Sas rnodt' id) nidbtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

8epesung seratsn. unb ii6erbies tas
men ouf bus 5tintensetnotter orsi
frona0iiI6e 9otaiGlone NIT elmer
8atterie uno nit aopulIerie aus Der
s5eItung berous. 90 batte Oenn Der
OeutT9e @efreits. Der auf bsm 9iis
gel 9tusgud belt, @eleeenbeit, bic
fciu0lide Sruppenmo9t unsefdbr 5u
iiberbliden. @r tonnte feinem 2eut'
nont beridten, boB mon ii9er ms6r
ots 10000 SeinOe Dor iid| babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
Ser @eiit.

Gin 9iitter Iblicf il, einem SdIob
limb ipollte 8eiiter Ieb'n.
Sd enblid in Der 0ritteu yfndt
Colt dbnIides geiheb'n.
gs gins bon -,.IbIt bic Siire aif,
Ser 9fifter ipradj: rSritt ein,
Wfo6t' lanee ffor am 9eilterlput
Gin ipenia mild erfreu'n!"
Sod brauben Hang Die Stimne boil:
-Sag an, fpie 9u mid Iobnit,
Sd bin Der @eiit Ser neren Sef,
Sd ipufe nidJt llmiouitl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

- Dirfung. Ssitoem ih In
sinsm paraoiesbett fhIafe, trdume
i6 naats INNER bon Nbdm unb
gpa uno bon Sdlunsen unb apfels
bGumen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

grbebug SsIams uner1tnoe gcnr
fir @ gacru a1anff sultans fir bcgen ars nnb
OsrsnOeT gneer gata Sic fr4e sss IL ueIer il gTe g1r.
gara6es auS mSs Die eeiemab Der au Der gEss
leben Sos 5ocoebcne atie Bib bt hchan ebert hber
Die @erbreie isiamtdn 8efon nuf eciamcn etbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
SIM @irtsbans.

Gait: .Se1ner. mas 1T benn bas..
ib finoe bier eben cine S4ere in Der
Suppe, pie tommt eenn Die Ou bin<
ein2"
SeGtner: na9. enti9uloisen.
sic. od babsn sic aus 9erieben ie>
benfalls cine &rebsiuppe 6etOmmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

@ut9esebsu. 9risftrGser
(eines glpenoorfes, gu &obn, Der nm
Sotel oes Srtes iibt): Sd babe bier
sinsn Brief fir 9eildenitein. obne
ndbere 9lbref, iinb Sic etipa bsra
8obn: Rein, i'd isb blob d 70
aus!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

Der @eburtstos bss 3aiIers. -.
Neine S9ilberuns tommt einigt
3eit post festum. Sn g.. mo id
ben q. Snnuor besins, batte i4
ipeber Wfube nod plaB gum SfreiF
len unb nod lpsni9er bic 9efOrbes
rungsm0gIi6teit fir einsn 9eri6i.
Dies m0ge bos perIpGtete @intreffen
tisIer 3eilen ertlGren unb pobl ouA
entI9ulbigsn. Mlnn iann lsiber I'M
@oila9 biente aus 4Itarbede. uno
@eipsbrppramibsn foipie getreusts
lllanenlan5sn ftonben su beiben Seis
ten. SGmtIide Sffi5iers unb Manns
I6aften, bic in 6. untergebra9t fpas
rem, nobmen an Dem @ottesbienit tell.
Der 9eiftlide batte ben berrlider
pIolm q feinsr 9etrn9tung 5usrun.
he 9sIsgt, ein Sang. Der nit Der
Siefe ieiner gmpfinOung unb Der Ses
ipaIt feiner pOeiisDolIen Spra9e IiiGdIs
tis bic 9nbGdtigen srgriff: n0snn
iie seba9ten Dir llebIes gu tun unb
madten alnf6ldse. bic iie nidt tOnn.
ten ausfiibren."
Die Prebist bes 0ipiiionspfarrers
in ieiner feIbgrouen Uniform besIeis
tete BON ben S0bensiissn an BET
8furu fer Der bumpfe 0onner Der
@ei9iibe, unb, ols gum SdIub Der
tirdli9en Seier Der &ommonbeur Der
0ibii iion, bic bereits 12S mol i'm Sc
fedt geitnnben batte, Elm beutIdsr
Ser5og ernite uno parm empfunbene
Worte an feline llnteresbenen rtdtet'
unb bic ,Seier in einem bsssiftsrten
Raiferbo9 unb bem Sinssn Der Ra.
ttonaIbpmne oustlans. treiite iibsr Der
8eriammIuns bod obsn in i9neeta.r
@interluft elm rufiiiber 5lisgsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
Radteil.

Die Srem6pOrter baben fie bon
Der Speiietarte entfernt = f9abe,
unb i9 hattie INNER 10 germ cine
9ouillon eetrunten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

bon Ielbf. lin 70 erbsbenbsr pirten
in ibrer I6Iidten @infudbsit bic ern'
item unb babel 70 beIdeibeuen TsierH
auf bluigetrGnfter Grbe. gluf einem
qderfelbe om 9orfrnnbe. bos s.'
pDbnIi9 uls Reitbobn Dom Sipis
iionsfab bsnuBt ipirb, mar elm sins
fa1er Slid als Qlltar aufseitellt
Gin nit Si9tsnrsiierH seI4miidter
pirtuns. gtipa cine Stunbe lang
fiel G9ub ouf S9uB. Damn cine
pouIe BON runb 5lpei Stunben, unO
bulb na9 9 llbr begann her glrtilIs=
rieiampf bon neuem unb bauerte un'
unterbrodsn bis 7 llbr abenos. ln0
70 ssbt ss, mebr Ober minoer bsftis,
leben Sonnta9 gu.
Dos 1T nun Der @runb fir bisIes
oft on MunitionspsrIdpenbuns srsns
senbe Seuer gsrabe an .SOnntags
Morgsns 1T 9ottesOisnit. Der Popt
lesnet aGmpfsr unb @offen unb
na9 S9lub Der feisrli9en gnbn6!
besinnt bic 9trtiIlsrie fofort ibr @sr.
Der Men1denIiebe, bermutli9 in BEN
@laubsn, baB bic @sib. bes pris'
tiers nod frifd5 unb unsstriibt auf
Der Waffe rube unb ibr baber ben
mGnnermorbsnben @rfolg bringen
miiffe. Mun ipirb on bic sahIIOieu
Seilisenbilbsr srinnert, bic Der 3ar
Ieinsn SoIbuteR ins 5eIb ssidids
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

.Su beine 9trme perP i'd MIDI.
Ratur", fagte Der Stromsr, unb oa
fGIus er fein Nu9tIuser i'm Strds
bengrnben auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29

~Sobunnd sebt unb nimmer tebrt
iie tpieber," iuste bas 0ienitmGo6sn,
unb parf ibrer teiFtnoen 0isnIts
berrin ben 8eien Dor Die Siibs.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
Devils Lake The Metropolis OF The Lake
Region OF North Dakota T.

many times the size of Devils Lake. Among the places of amuse-
ment can be found three frst-class moving picture theatres, the
Grand, the Unique and the Gale. .s
AS a financial center Devils Lake is recognized among the lead
ing cities Of the state: We have three large banking houses, the
County National, and the Devils Lake State Bank. They are all
under able management, and these institutions have done their
part in the upbuildng Of the city and county.
A city is generally Judged, more or less, BY ~ its its e ohs and Nc this This
a family to educate. Our city schools have been kept up to the
very highest standard, and today the farmer who is looking for a
place to move in order that his children may have proper educa-
tional facilities, generally heads toward Devils Lake, and To-day we
have hundreds of outside families who have moved here for that
purpose.
Devils Lake has never had an inflated boom, but since'it was
first laid out it has had a sure and steady growth, and even tile
most skeptical has no doubt but what it win double in size in the
next ten years.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

either at The Hague, Berne or Copen-
hagen, to attempt to bring about peace
in Europe.
DIR. Jordan conveyed to the Presi-
dent a resolution from the peace con-
gress urging him to cooperate with
other neutrals in calling for such a
conference.
Would Welcome Peace.
In a statement laid before the Pres
ident DR.. Jordan declared that, as a
result of recent missions to the gov
ernments Of the warning nations, it
can be stated that, while the nations
at wal are not willing themselves to
begin peace negotiations, there is
nevertheless abundant evidence that
those charged with the administration
of the foreign policies of these ma
lions would welcome, OR at least not
oppose, affirmative action by a neutral
agent to bring about a peace based on
internationl justice"
Neutral Nations to Help.
DR.. Jordan said that while no off
cial information was available, peace
advocates have learned from unoff-
cial sources in Holland, Sweden, Swift
zerland, Denmark and Spain that
those countries will be glad to take
part In any movement to further the
cause Of peace.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

DR. Jordan was accompanied by [ ou-
is P. Lochner, secretary of the Chi a.
go Peace society, who acted as secre-
tary to Miss Jane Adams of Chicago
when she visited Europe as a repre-.
sentative of the Woman's Peace con
gress.
DR.. Jordan took the position that it
will be more natural for the European
neutrals to invite the United States to
participate in the peace conference
than for the United States to issue the
invitation. He said that an unofficial
meeting of the peace advocates at
Berne at which plans for bringing
about peace will be discussed, will be
attended by people from the United
States.
ASK FOR SUGGESTIONS.
The idea of the quasi-official peace
conference, suggested. to. President
Wilson on behalf Of the International
Peace congress by DR.. Jordan, is that
it will constitute a voluntary court Of
continuous meditation, invite sugges-
tions for settlement from each of the
warning nations, and in any case, will
submit simultaneously to all of them
reasonable proposals as a basis for
peace.
DR.. Jordan is Reticent.
DIR. Jordan did not reveal what Pres
ident Wilson said to him, but the
President several times has taken tho
position that he will be glad to do
anything of a practical nature to end
the war. DR.. Jordan said the det4its
of the plan proposed by the Peace
congress can easily be changed to
meet conditions. He refused to pre-
dict whether peace efforts will be sue
cessful in the neal future.
DR.. Jordan told the President that
peace advocates constantly in touck
with the people in the warning &C n
ties, and that there are organizations
actively at work in all parts of the
civilized world would bring pressure
to bear to end the war. Ultimately,
he said, those efforts are certain to be
successful.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
NUETRALS WORK
TO END WAR At
CHRISTMAS time
DIR. DAVID STARR JORDAN IN
FORMS PRESIDENT PEACE AID
VOCATES PLAN CONFERENCE.
SAY NATIONS ARE READY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS.
WILSON TOLD THAT UNITED
STATES MAY BE ASKED TO
JOIN IN SETTLEMENT.

Reports from Washington under
date of Nov. ~, says: David Starr
Jordan, chancellor of Leland Stanford
university, and head of the Interna-
tional Peace congress, recently held in
San Francisco, told President Wilson
today that a quasi-official meeting of
the neutral nations probably will be
held some time before Christmas
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
Grand Opera House.

1t is located on the shore of the great Inland Sea known as De-
wills Lake, and adjacent to the city we have the North Chautauqua
grounds located, where each year one of the Leading Chautau1uas
of the United States is held. With it's beautiful tilnhered park,
and its hundreds of cottages. together with the largest ChautauQua
Auditorium in the whole United States, it has become famous as a
place of education and recreation.
The City of Devils Lake is located in the center Of one of the
richest farming communities in the Northwest, and while we do
not boast Of it's being a manufacturing city, it has become a central
trading point for the Lake Region and it's mammoth stores and
machinery houses, its fine hotels and other places Of business
makes a most important city for this section of the state.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
Great Northern Hotel Built AT Cost Of $3.50

Besides our city schools we have located here the School for the
Deaf, which is one of the leading State institutions. We also have
the United State Weather Bureau, and a fine Gave1nTnt Mt build
ing which our postofHce occupies, and in which United States court
is held once or twice each year.
This city is becoming quite a railroad center; we have two main
lines of railroad, the Great Northern and the 500, besides the
Farmers Line and the Chautauqua railroad.
AS a clean, healthfrl city, and a model home city, We believe
that Devils Lake has no superior. During the year 1915 there
are several substantial buildings being erected, among which is
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

that they will be we'll taken care of, and this fact makes this a
mecca for travelling men and others. To enumerate the various
large stores, which carry mammoth stocks of the best merchan-
disewould take too much space, but suffice to say that no city the
size of Devils Lake in the whole Northwest carry such a large and
varied line as can be found here. We can boast of one Of the
largest department stores west of Minneapolis, besides many other
large stores, where every line of business is represented. Our
clothing stores, hardware stores. furniture houses, as well as our
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Each season the Mid-winter fair Of the Lake Region is held in
our city, and this institution has become one of the important
yearly meetings Of this section of the state. The meetings are
held in our spacious Grand Opera house. of which the State can
boast of none finer. Prominent speakers are secured and the
farmers and business men from all over the Lake Region come
here to study the important phases of farming and stock-raising.
In connection with the fair the Lake Region Poultry Association
hold their annual meeting, and the large number of exhibits of
in this organization.
Devils Lake has the finest hotel in the state, the Great Northern,
which was built several years ago at an expense of nearly $200,OC
besides several first class hotels, including the Western, Colonial,
Sevila, and others. The hotel accommodations are such that tue
people coming to this city for business OF pleasure can rest assured
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
ONE OF the MOST METROPOLITAN
CITIES OF ITS SIZE IN The WORLD
THE HOME OF THE THIRD LARGEST C~HAUTAUQUA IN THE
UNITED STATES
LOCATED ON THE SHORE OF THE GREAT INLAND E
ONE OF THE BEAUTY SPOTS OF THE
WHOLE NORTHWEST.

Devils Lake City, the seat of government Of Ramsey County,
North Dakota,is located so as to give it a position of Importance
in the commercial life of one of the greatest States in the Union.
While it is only a little over thirty years old, it has grown to be a
city of over 5000 people, and today it has a reputation of being one
of the most thrifty and best regulated cities in the Northwest.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

the Masonic temple, at a cost of about $4,000, and the Elks home,
which will cost about the same amount. The Presbyterian church
which is about completed. at a cost Of about $4,000, and the
Methodist church at cost of about $4,000. These beautiful. new
buildings are all about to be completed before the first of the year,
and will add much to the religious and fraternal improvements Of
the city.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Among the permanent organizations for the improving and up
building of the city and this section of the state we might mention
the Commercial Club, the Mid-winter Fair Association and the
Lake Region Poultry Association. These various bodies are &C
tive npushing forward any and every movement which tends to
better the conditions of our city and county, both commercially
morally and socially. The Commercial Club has been one of the
active agencies thru which much good has been accomplished, and
several business institutions have been brought to our city, besides
improving the conditions of the farming community as well as
the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-01

The monthly rep orts OF the wafer
works and seMeiag sc board to the city
council for the period ending peceni
Der 81, 1914 shows that oblig lions
OF every descript don have been dis
charged to date and that there re-
mains IN tie hands of the u coll
1ector and treasufer the sum OF
sos .0S 10 the buards IS cred fth re-
spect to new cpnst ructton and better
ments the last year has been the
most active iii the history Of the der
partment Uni II Tecently when the
severe weather preyented further
progress the board pr ovided work for
forty additi onals men during the year.
While NO deAnite prog am has been
announced by th 3 board II Is believed
that the expendt tures for the present
year after the pa 1nent Of the inter-
est ana sinking fund ON the water
works and se@e rage bond issue of
sos, ana the opera ting costs viii he
used along the lines of Increasing the
safety Of the supply and the installas
ton Of adolf icnal higll lit pumping
PNWtptu6ul ~, So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-01

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