Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-11-15
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NORTH SHORE MOTHS.
Wheat 47c. e55. 4 II
I. Church was In the city Wednesday.
w. g. stoughton u again confined toi
bis bed. sssS .ssrs5 e. 4 Il B
PIP. Parker came down ftom Csndo
Monday. $:sss ~ N
J. H. Parsons returned from st. Psul
Thursday. III f5 ;. 4. n, Il
H. w. Hill returned ffom 81. Paul
Wednesday. 'fz@ -. .':f 5SIi 81 81; &.
Fred Leshout, the rink man, returned.
Wednesday. VIZ sS s&5
The schoolhouse Is receiving its first
coat Of paint. ~, 81
A. o. whipple returned from Mime
sofa Tuesday. Y
M. H. Lynch has gone to st. Paul.
Also H. J. Randall. r.,s..,&: 3
g. T. Spencer, Of Chicago, registered At
the Benham Monday. 4.
James Ransom will be in his new store
the first Of the week. ag
8. L. Campbell, Of wabasha, Mimi,
was in the city Monday. e" "a +
w. H. McClintock came down nom
Mouse river Wednesday. +
J.J. Jennings, Of Columbus. Ohio, was
among yesterdays arrivals. ..,.&
T. T. Tillotson IL building n idencs
at the east end Of Third street.
7. w. Ferguson, Of San Francisco, res-
istered At the Benham Tuesday.
Chaumette's new building will be oc-
oupied by DR.. Camps drug store.
James Elton, Of Dunseith, was regis
tered at the Benhsm Wednesday.
w. J. Christie and wife returned from
st. Charles, Mimi, last Saturday.
Frank Dorm, now Of Dunseith, was in
the city the early part Of the week.
C.s. Conrad, of Saltwater, Minn., reg
istered at the Benham Wednesday.
WIN D. Mann, the Minnewaukan
druggist, was in the city Thursday.'
George D. Lay, of Grand Forks, was in
the city Thursday on legal business.
James E. Reed and A. B. Allen re-
turned from Mouse river Wednesday.
A good trustworthy boy can find en-
ployment at the Benham House. 80
Johnny Moore wants the public to un-
derstand that the pup was born that way.
Attorney James F. O'Brien went to
Grand Forks Tuesday on legal business.
o. B. Spencer will leave Monday for
Indiana, where he will spend the winter.
w. H. Ramsey, formerly Of Devils
Lake, came down from Turtle mountain
Monday. 49,.
O. B. Corset went to Grand Forks
Wednesday to attend tho Thomas case -
. Witness. -. ,.-,,, 5-s$
M. u. Thompson LOFT for New York
Thursday morning and will return in
the spring. NJ y
Ole Serumgard got back Sunday from
Griggs county, where he spent two or
three weeks. =
Fred Lautenslager was in town the
early part Of the week showing the boys
q few new carom shots.
q. E. Woodard, Of Ellis d Woodard,
who has been in Rochester, N. Y, for q
month, returned Tuesday. ri.
Ed Chaumette is putting up q new
building on the north aide Of Fourth
street next to Lynch d German.
H. L. Prescott and Mr.. Burnett were
subp9nsed to attend court In Grand
Forks and went down on Tuesday.
Richard Daily is putting up q residence
opposite the Benham House and will re-
move his family from the farm for the
winter.
Mrs. J. A. Camp, who proved up Last
week on 100 acres Of fine land In 1864,
returned to Northfield, Minn., on
Wednesday.
H. B. areening, representing the st.
Paul Evening Despatch, came up on
Wednesdays train, and made this ofloe
q pleasant call. . ~
Major Beardsley arrived in this city
Wednesday from the western portion OF
this land district, having wound up tho
surveying season. sj:* -t
The elevators all along the line are re-
ported to be overhowing with wheat, and
there is the usual scarcity ofcars to carry
the crop to market. a> ~sjs3
In our report last week Of the party
held at the skating rink the names Of
several persons were unintentionally
omitted from the list Of those present
L. Grant has gone to Park River to
superintend the construction Of large
two story business block for Larimors
firm. Tom Twiford Of this city u the
contractor. II i. ~ &54s
A special train came up Saturday even
ing bearing w. 8. Alexander, A. Gurthis
and Superintendent Smith Of the Mani
toba road. 1t pulled ont for theaast Sum
day morning. -s;a.t a t..
A telegram was received here Tuesday
evening from Marion, Ind, announcing
that the mother Of Mrs. o. B. Spencer,
Mrs. Butler, was not expected to live.
Mrs. Spencer left Thursday morning for
Marion. .t,.5s 8
Al. Trumbull, adjustsr Of the Insur-.
ance Company Of North America and tho
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance company,
arrived Wednesday and settled the Losses
Of I. X. Arnold, c. 8. Taylor md 9chlA- /