Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1884-12-20
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Buy your wood at w. N. Moore's hard
ware store. 39-2t
NJ. D. Flint came over from Minne-
.waukan Thursday.
There will be fresh attractions at tho
skating rink tonight.
D. w. Ensign expects to 60 to Chicago
next week on business.
M. H. Lynch and wife are visiting
friends In Grand Forks.
The proprietors Of Union roller rink
will give dance New Years eve.
The last call on Christmas cards ut
Hunter &.Bennett's. Get them now.
Commissioner Conyers was in the city
last night and returned to Cando to-day.
The Hon. David Coolin, of Big Couloe,
was in the city the early part of tho
woek.
A. M. Powell left Thursday for Ohio,
and expects to be absent three or four
weeks.
We have had some genuine Dakota
winter this week, and everybody feels
strong and healthy.
Col. John Harrington and G. s. Moore,
two Of the townsite proprietors, came up
Friday and returned to st. Paul Satllr-
day.
There will be skating at the Union
roller rink Christmas eve, Christmas
morning, afternoon and evening, with
| music.
| Married-In Devils Lake, Dec. II, by
Rev. c. 8. Converse, Mr.. Geo. II. Will
Jams and Miss Altha C. Van Steenburgh,
both of Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Cando,
passed through the city Thursday on
their way to Missouri, where they will
spend the winter.
| w. f. Hunt has on his place near Odcs-
go 40-foot we'll walled with stone from
the bottom up-perhaps the only one OF
the kind in the county.
A fine four-year-old mare belonging
to w. E. Hunt was killed by becoming
ehtangled with her halter last week.
The animal was worth $3.50.
The mail was ono and half hours late
Wednesday-the first interruption Of the
kind this winter. Blockades will not be
so frequent this winter as last.
Thomas Taylor, for some time past
teller Of the North Shore bank in this
city, has accepted a similar position with
the First National at Larimore.
Charles Budde returned from st. Paul
Monday. He says the railroad company
has just discovered that Budde Bros. pay
an average Of 5000 per month for freight.
A nice two-ton safe is being built for
Council q Eaton. 1t is to be extra depth
and Of special design. It's capacity will
be about double that Of any office safe in
our city.
At Grand Forks, Dec. 4, Patrick Nc
Weeny to Miss Mary McGillicuddy. Pat
was very sly about this, and many Of his
friends knew nothing about it till it was
all over with.
The Christmas festival Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Presbyterian church,
announced for last Thursday night, was
postponed on account Of sickness in the
congregation.
E. Bullock, who has valuable piece
Of land on the coulee, has gone to North
field, Mimi, for the winter, and will re-
turn in the spring to engage in farming
and stockraising.
The children Of the Presbytern Sunday
school will have a Christmas entertain
ment at the church on Christmas eve.
The families and friends of the scholars
are invited to attend. -.
The Rev. Mr.. Yost will hold services
in the school house each other Sunday,
morning and evening, according to the
following dates: Dec. 81, Jan. II and 25,
Feb. and q, March 8 and %, April S
and 10.
The NJ. E. church organized Sunday
school last Sunday with J. j. Long as
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