Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-09-05
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Jos. Parsons returned home wednes-
day evening.
Major Benham went down to Jernsa-
lem Tuesday.
J. F. O'Brien returned from st. Paul
Tuesday evening.
A. j. Stade, of Grand Harbor, was in
the city Thursday.
w. J. Oswald went down to Larinore
Thursday morning.
Justice Lamoreaux, of Jerusalem, was
in the city Saturday.
Sheriff Snore, of Benson county. was
in the city Thursday.
James S. Field, Of Ft. Totten, was in
the city Friday evening.
Ed Conklin went out to his claim on
Moose river Wednesday,.
Commissioners Barton and Creel were
in the metropolis Saturday.
Attorney Grow, of Dunseith. drove
into the city Friday evening.
Dave and James McCanna each have
300 acres of wheat in the shock.
G. w. Hiles left here for his home in
Angus, Ia., SATURDAY morning.
NJ + Roberts was in the city Tuesday
selling cigars to his customers.
Duncan Mcleod, of Midway. drove
into the city Saturday morning.
Ii. II. Gillcr, ofthe Grand Forks Plain
dealer, was in the city Saturday.
The eastern train takes out from one
to two hundred ducks every dav.
w. +. Hunt and j. II. Shepard. of
Odessa, were in the city Saturday.
Commissioner Rumney, OF Odessa.
was in the city Saturday morni ig.
Ole Serumgard returned Sun lay from
Cooperstown, where he has Il; IN.
Col. Towner and T.. II. Thursby lrove
in from Moose river TUESDAY evening.
Miss Payne. of Marshaltown. Ia. is
visiting Mrs. w. w. Wishart this week
F. Adam, a Minneapolis lumber man
ufacturer, was in the city Friday night.
Rev. P. Cassidy, of Jamestown. held
services in the Catholic church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Lynch returned
home from Grand Forks Saturday even
ing.
c. G. Wolcott and wife, of Larmorc.
were registered at the Benham OF Tues
day.
1nS ~. a..
morning to Moose river with a load of
groceries.
Miss May Black returned Monday
evening from ask weeks visit to friends
in Larimore.
j. H. Smith went down to InksteI
Thursday to harvest 100 acres of wheat
he has there.
o. b. Bolster was in the city Friday
telling the hardware men how cheap he
could sell goods.
Jas Elton and son returned from Grand
Forks on Monday and left for st. John
Tuesday evening.
w. H. Kirk drove into the city Sunday
from Bottineau and left for st. Vinccn,
Monday morning.
James Elton came down from st. John
Friday evening and went to the FORKS
Saturday morning.
Ed Lohnes threshed ten acres Of his
wheat on Monday afternoon. which yield.
ed him $50 bushels.
Bill Requa killed over forty ducks
Friday. 4 large percentage Of them
were canvass backs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansbrough went down
turn early next week.
Miss Mamie Flint, Of Minnewaukan
was i'll the city over Sunday. visiting her
cousin, Miss Hougland.
Arthur w. Lyman and wife came in
from st. John Friday and left Saturday
morning for St. Vincent.
Sam Dodd has purchased the Hiles lots
on Kelly avenue and contemplates put.
ting up a brick building.
w. H. Carver. of Dry lake, was in the
city Thursday. He has harvested $50
acres of wheat this spring.
b. F. Brown spenta few days this week
in and around this city and left for st
Paul on Thursday morning.
j. S. Sinclair drove into the city Mon.
day evening from his farm near Mapes
He has 400 acres of wheat cut.
The engine, boiler and smoke stack
for the new mill arrived early this weel,
and will be put in place in IL few days.
w. II. Cram, of st. Paul, who is en-
gagged in the cigar business. was repre-
senting the trade in the city Saturday
r. S. Martin and wife, of Peoria, ILL.,,
and W. r. Wakeley and wife. of Wells
Vile, Mo-. were among MONDAYS arri-
walls.
Mrs. Wishart, of this city. and Mis-:
Payne, of st. Paul, have been visiting
the Misses Rumney at Odessa during the
week.
w. G. Stoughton is improving the in
side of his store by enlargine his shelv
ing and making room for his new fall
stock.
Jack McCune. OF Cando, drove into tho
city Friday evening with four mule
team to take out load of farmers neces
saries.
Kennedy Bros. came into the city Sun
day night with load of butter and eigh
head of cattle. which they sold to Moore
f. DOdd