Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-10-11
NORTH, SHORE NOTES.

NORTH. SHORE NOTES.
The Corsett brick on Fourth has the
roof on.
Burt Requa killed thirteen wild geese
Thursday.
Drop in and see the INTER. OCEANS
new office.
Col. Uline returned from St. Paul
Wednesday.
,, A. B. Allen returned from the east
Wednesday.
Lee Bros. are removing to their new
brick store on Fourth.
Mr.. Ballou is building an addition to
his Office on Fifth street.
Commissioner Simrall came down
from Bottineau Thursday.
G. H. Hunter has purchased the Bar
ton building on Fifth street.
s. F. Thompson, the clothier, is in St. !
Paul laying in his winter stock.
Miss Ruth Redden left for her home !
in Topeka, KS, Thursday morning.
J. J. .Orvis and wife, Minneapolis,
registered at the Benham Tuesday.
DR.. Gowdey of Larimore came up
Thursday to look over the country.
TIE. Mather and wife, ,>of Minnewau.
kan, came in on Wednesdays train.
The addition to the Benham house
will be ready for occupancy by the 18th.
w. B. Pattin returned from the East
TNb,,roIov hr; ~; mn with him, MIRO Dat
tin.
0. M. Towner came in from Mouse
river Tuesday. He reports stock doing
we'll.
All ready for job printing at the In
rER-OCEAN Office. New presses and new
type.
The Oleson building, corner of Kelly
and Fourth, is being veneered with
brick.
Frank Converse has his large stock on
the shelves in his new brick on Fourth
street.
II. C. Hansbrough has purchased lot
Is, block 81, on Fourth street, of New
man Bros.
A. 0. Whipple, receiver of the U. S.
land Office, got back Wednesday from
Minnesota.
L. C. Everett, of Newport, Minn., is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. S. NJ. Dodd
of this city.
The Camp building is about complet-
ed. The glaziers were at work on the
front yesterday.
A. J. Harwood, one of Fargos pio-
neer boomers, was in the city Friday
and Saturday last.
Mrs. Frank Dana left Thursday for
the east and expects to remain away
during the winter.
Miss Forest Crosthwaito had Tony re.
photographed Thursday in front of the
INrEROoEAN building.
O. B. Corsett has been luxuriating in
the city for the past week. He is in
love with Devils Lake.
A C. Barnes arrived from Bottineau
Thursday evening, and reports every
thing serene in that locality.
| Frank Priest is erecting q comforta.
BILE frame residence in the rear of shis
blacksmith shop on Arnold avenue.
DR.. Ruger was in town Thursday re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends over his nomination at Grafton.
G. II. Dickson and II. L. Humphrey
of St. Paul and L. F. Campbell Of New
York registered at the Benham. Thurs
| day.
E. M. Franklin has rented the
Brooks House and will give especial at
tention to the accommodation of farm
ers and teams. ~,
G. w. Percival, the insurance agent,
has removed and will hereafter office
with E. T. Moen in the Bank Of Devils
Lake building.
Rev. and Mrs. Converse and Mr..
Thompson Walker returned from Lari-
more Thursday, where they attended
the Presbytery.
| The big livery and feed stable at the
west end of Sixth street is receiving an
extensive addition to its already man.
moth proportions.
Lynch & German have put in another
pool table, a new Brunswick, making
three frst-class tables in all. in their
commodious establishment.
Will Fowle, and Maurice Thompson
visited the West End Wednesday, tax.
ing in the caucus at, Minnewaukan and
reviving old acquaintances..
w. D. McClintock of Neche is in the
city on his way to McHenry county,
having received the appointment Of
clerk of the court of that county.
Frank Ferguson, who has been in
Canada the. past four months, returned
Thursday, thoroughly satisfied that
North Dakota is the land of milk and
honey. = r.
Peter Edstrom leaves today for Kan
sas City; Mo. Before going Mr..
Edstrom subscribed for the INTER.
OCEAN and ordered two copies sent to
Hamburg, Germany.
Larimore Pioneer: J. S. Wells made
business trip to Devils Lake Monday
and says the town is greatly improving
The new brick buildings are giving it
an air of permanency.
The outfit for the Cando Tribune drew
out from here early yesterday morning,
and we shall soon hear the Tribune's
booming blasts extolling the many ex.
cellencies of Towner county.
The lumber trade is quite active