Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-11-08
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Joe Davenport returned from st. Paul
Friday. r. - -..
Davenport, the baker, went to st. Paul.
Monday. ~ -
Attorney Goodwin left for Washington
city Friday.
Dr.W. 81. Lane, Of Coolin, was in the
city Thursday. .
8. T. Van Hise, of Larimore, was in
town Tuesday. !. .:
!. A. NJ. Powell, Of Towner county, came
down Thursday. ,.s.s. -.
James Finnigan returned from Grand
Forks Monday. = 81
Frank Bentley leaves next Monday
for New Orleans.
g. N. Wade, Of st. Paul, was at the
Benham Thursday.
Stuart Eaton arrived here yesterday
from Covington, KY.
E. L. Cheyney, Of Chicago, registered
at the Benham Friday.
James Reed and A. b. Allen started
for Mouse river Friday.
J. Van Pelt, of st. Paul, registered at
the Benham Wednesday.
F. L. Dana leaves for Illinois next
week to spend the winter.
P. Kelly, Of Midway, was in the city
Friday to read the returns.
E. L. Everett, of Bottineau, registered
at the Bay View Wednesday.
Father L'hiver passed through the city
Monday en- route for Dunseith.
Mr.. Hunt, of schlaberg & Hunt, re-
turned from Grand Forks Friday.
Annie and Nellie Campbell, Of Church's
Ferry, were in the city Wednesday.
B. F. Bushee, Of Armstrong & Bushee,
Grand Forks, was in the city Wednes-
day.
H. w. Hill, townsite agent, left for St.
Paul Thursday to be absent only few
days.
w. M. Schuelar left for Baltimore
Thursday, and will be absent couple Of
months.
George M. Lovejoy, of st. Paul, paid
his friend, F. w. Wilder, a short visit
this week.
Arthur Lycan, Of st. Johns, passed
through the city Saturday on his way to
Minnesota.
The freight engine being disabled yes
terday, the caboose went out attached to
the passenger.
A. J. Alexander and family left for
Lakota Thursday and will remain there
during the winter. .n.
Mrs. r. X. Stevens came down from
Dunseith Wednesday and left for Min
neapolis Thursday.
Miss Ada Dana returned to Bottineau
Friday after pleasant visit Of six weeks
among friends here.
James Elton, clerk of court Of Rolette
county, passed through here Thursday
for Grand Forks county.
c.. J. Bliss, of Fargo, adjuster for the
American Insurance Co., registered at
the Benham Wednesday.
Ed Chaumette has the only wholesale
liquor and bottling establishment west
Of Grand Forks. See his ad.
Mrs. L. c. Ross, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. c. Saunders, returned
to her home in Pennsylvania last Tues
day.
VIM. F. Simrall came down from Bot
tineau yesterday. The prohibition vic
tory pleases him almost to unconscious
ness.
Arthur T. Harsman has arrived here
from Brantford, Canada, and will open a
drug store on Fourth street, opposite the
bank.
G. w. Percival has been appointed
agent Of the German-American, one of
New York's largest insurance COM
panies.
A. c. Barnes arrived from Bottineau
Wednesday. He came to read the re-
turns. Barnes is one Of the staunchest
Blaine men in Dakota.
Mrs. w. F. simrall left Thursday
morning for Covington, KY, where she
was called by the serious illness Of her
father, Col. A. L. Greer.
E. E. Dill and bride, nee Anna Faud,
Of jamestown, Dakota, registered at the
Benham last Friday. They will spend
the winter In Devils Lake..
R. c. Pew, Frank L. Wilson, J. 8. Con-
yers, H. c. Davis, c. c. Edwards, w. E.
Pew, James Henry, Miss Lulu Miller, OF
Cando, are in the city this morning.
A. M. Powell states that he did not
enter the canvass for clerk Of the court
Of TowneE county, it being an appointive
Office. Mr.. Powell has made an efficient
clerk.
David Kennedy came down from
Mouse river Last week, bringing with
him $50 pounds of first-class butter. It
was all disposed Of At twenty five cents a
pound. 81 :.
Collector Bookwalter, Of st. Vincent,
passed through the city Thursday on his
way back from Turtle mountain. He
reports rapid settlement and good
country.
E. A.. Williams, .Burleigh county's
candidate for reelection to the legisla-
ture, was in the city Friday and satur-
day. Mr.. Williams was speaker Of the