Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-12-06
w: N: MOORE'S
HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS
g.. CONTINUES TO BE THE ATTRACTION. .
HARDWARE At NO. 1 HARD PRICES,
NORTH SHORE NOTES,
Union roller rink opens tonight.

Union roller rink opens tonight. -
Vachon & Mettler have full line Of
very fine cigars. =.
Tho Nows has removed to new quar-
tors over Moore & Dodd's.
Moore & Dodd will have the finest
meat market west Of Minneapolis.
Frank Wilson, of Cando, was prome-
nading our boulevards Thursday.
John McDevitt opened his new meat
market on Arnold avenue yesterday.
c. c. Wolcott, the Lakota financier,
was in tho city Monday and Tuesday.
John McDevitt will open his butcher
shop on Arnold avenue today.
The "great jumping Jehosaphat" can
be found in Hunter 4 Bennett's collec-
ton of toys.
A. c. Barnes returned Thursday from
Milbank, where he has been attending to
legal business.
Spencer James left for Macon City,
Mo-, yesterday morning, to be absent
during tho winter.
Sheriff Le May, of Bottineau county,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way homo from st. Paul.
George w. Craine, register Of deeds Of
McHenry' county, passed through the
city this morning going west.
General Manager MARVEL and Super
iDtandapt Iuth rio uoro ho.n a foxs, 1,o,,vn
Wednesday evening on special.
Parker has put up storm door in
front of tho Commercial House, but It
looks now AZ If he wouldn't need 1t.
Horsman q Zimmerman have opened
their drug store on Fourth street. They
! aro both experienced and careful young
men.
A great collection Of holiday goods can
be found Mt Hunter & Benefits. A
whole regiment Of doll babies, large aud
small.
The Democratic paper will make its
appearance next Thursday. It's Office
will be on Fourth street In Chaumette's
new building.
| Chancey McTaggart has purchased
building and removed it to the lot sd-
joining the fire engine house, where 10
will open studio.
| T. A. Lynch, Of the Headquarters
Hotel, Fargo, and a brother Of NJ. n.
Lynch Of this city, came up Wednesday
and returned yesterday.
The sporting fraternity will find in the
Jim crack department Of Hunter d Ben
nett's the celebrated and only original
first crack out Of the box"
J. w. Banbury, ono of the editors Of
the Sergeant Scribe, arrived here Thurs
day. He goes to New Orleans this win
ter in the interest Of Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Allen leave on
Monday for the east. Mr.. Allen goes to
Chicago on business and Mrs. Allen will
make an extended visit in Dayton. o.
Frank Prosser qualified Monday AZ
probate Judge Of Ramsey county. It is
Judge Prosser now, and the INTER-
OCEAN predicts that he will I'LL the Office
we'll.
James V. Brooke's name having been
mentioned in connection with the post
Office Of this city, that gentleman re-
quests US to say that he Is not an aspirant
for the position. --
Mr.. Mansfield, representing the North
Star Boot and Shoe Co., Of Minneapolis,
was in the city Tuesday. He brought
his fur overcoat with him, but found he
had no use for 1t. ..s. .....:..
The Bank Of Devils Lake has it's new
steel safe in place. The concern weighs
Zoo pounds. 1t has all the late improve
ments in locks and bolts, and IL indis-
putably burglar proof. ~.
The friends and neighbors Of Mr.. Nor
ris Thomas assembled at the residence
of that gentleman, in the toI of Nor
ris, last Friday evening and participated
in very pleasant dance. ~-ss5 + RI
G. Madison, formerly in the merchan-
disc business here, but now located in
Grand Forks, was in the city over Sum
day. He says there has been marked
improvement in trade in the Red River
metropolis, s -s
Willis A. Joy, one Of the most ''un-
washed" Democrats In Dakota, passed
through here Monday on his way back
to Grand Forks, his home, from Townet
county, where he had been on land bnsi-
ness. Joy hasn't picked out his federal
Office yet, but if extreme Democracy Il
to be rewarded he should have some-
thing large, and that at onoe. f;5s. {.