Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-11-22
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Nov. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Staring,
son.
Ed Chaumette has some desirable
rooms to let.
Guy c. Germond, Of Cando, came
down Wednesday.
John w. G. simran went to James,
town Friday morning:
The Fifth street skating rink is under
roof and the floor is being laid.
Albert Roberts family left Wednesday
for Minnesota to spend the winter.
Four rooms for rent, furnished or un-
furnished. Apply to w. N. Moore.
Frank Shaw is the possessor Of four
brand new hats, all won on election.
A good trustworthy boy can find en-
ployment at the Benham House. "a
F. N. Shook and wife, of Minnewau-
kan, registered at the Benham yesterday.
The sewing society met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. F. M. Shaw on Thursday
afternoon.
Editor Mapes, of the Nelson County
Messenger, was in the city Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Ballou entertained a number of
friends at her homo on Fifth street
Thursday evening.
G. E. Finke, of the Turtle Mountain
Coal company, came in from Dunseith
Wednesday evening.
Joseph Jameson was fined 32l by
Judge Bennett on Tuesday for an assault
upon Chancey McTaggart.
Commissioners-ele McBain and Fin
layson and Register Simrall, of Bottineau
county, came down Sunday.
J. j. Stewart, having proved up on a
valuable piece of land in 1854, has
moved to town for the winter.
Frank Wilson and Capt. Parker, two
of Cando's solid business men, were in
the city on business this week.
Ed Chaumette is putting up two
story building on Fourth street, oppo-
site his bottling establishment.
Gen. Clements and Commissioner
Schultz got back from st. Paul Saturday
and left for Dunseith Tuesday morning.
w. N. Moore, proprietor of the cele-
brated stove depot and hardware head
quarters, has chrome in this issue OF
the INTER-OCEAN.
Charles Maloney announces that he
will formally open the Headquarters this
evening. The place will be one of the
most attractive in the city.
Mrs. w. N. Moore and children start
ed for Ohio Wednesday, where they will
remain for six weeks visiting friends in
different parts of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kelly entertained
a few friends at their home on Fourth
street Saturday evening. The guests
present spent very enjoyable evening
Register of Deeds Percival left TO,
Pembina Wednesday to assist the clerk,
of Pembina, Walsh and Cavilier counties
in canvassing the legislative district re-
turns.
J. NJ. Ransom has removed his cigal
and confectionery store to the north sidt
of Fourth street, opposite South 4 Kel
ly's store. His fresh candies and fra
grant Havanas are worth investigation
William Pitts was in the city Monday
to make final proof on his Dry lak'
farm. Mr.. Pitts had just returned from
the Mouse river country, where he ha
"a head Of cattle. He will take anothe
herd to the range in the spring.
Miss Minnie Benham entertained
number Of young friends quite hand
somely at the Benham house last Mon
day evening. Those present were Rem
and Blanche Percival, Edith Cook, Ethe
Moore, Willie Corsett, Barlow and VIII
Simrall and Everett Cole.
Mrs. NJ. T. Page left for Plymouth
Mass, last Saturday to visit her parents
Mrs. Page acquired title to nice slice O
Dakota dirt during her seven month
residence in the territory, and is now
shareholder in the great and only No.
Hard region Of the world.
No. l hard wheat 47c. Agent Sha,
being asked why wheat does not go uI
now that Cleveland is elected, replie
that Grover hadn't yet found time t
establish the grades. Mr.. Shaw say
that very little wheat Is coming in, th
farmers holding for higher figures.
Rev. C. g. Converse conducted tn
funeral services of the Late Capt. jaime
8. Mckay at the residence Of the mothe
Of the deceased last Sunday morning
There was a large attendance. The re-
j.: mains were buried on one of the churcl
lots in the northeastern portion Of tn
city. Some provision should be mad
for q cemetery.
C. & L. Budde have just received .
new stock of elegant dry goods, whicl
everybody should see. "a
| ~. r. For Sale.