Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-03
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

A. J. Stade, Of Grand Harbor. was In
the city Thursday.
E. G. Hanson received a carload OF
wagons this week.
H. ]. Randall, of Park River, spent
Sunday in the city.
VS.. Stockdale, Of Minneapolis, was
In the city Wednesday.
w. R. Harris, of Moose river. drove
into the city Wednesday last.
J. E. Truesdell, of Owatonna, arrived
In the city Thursday evening.
L. Council went to Chicago Thursday,
and will be away about one week.
DR.. Davenport has gone to Pennsylva-
mia to spend three or four months.
.. B. Bolster, of Moorllead. was regis
tered at the Lakeview Wednesday.
Commissioner Davis, of Towner coun-
tv. drove into the city Wednesday.
Mont Dana left here Thursday morn
ing to spend the winter in Colorado.
Allen Mettler will go to Iowa next
week for carload of fresh milch cows.
d. f. Morgan and Reuben Noble made
business trip to Minnewaukan Tues
day.
Miss Terrell, formerly principal of the
schools here, has returned to her home
in Illinois.
Editor Wilcox, Of the st. John Jour-
nal, came down from the mountains
Wednesday.
H. Wolff, bookkeeper for the Grand
Forks Brewing Co., was in the city We'd
nesday night.
s. McQuawn, one Of the early resident
of this county. got back from Streator,
ILL.,, Wednesday.
Henry Sternberg, of st. Paul, was in
the city Thursday in the interest of the
saddlery business.
Morris Thomas, of Freshwater, raised
1850 bushels OF wheat. 1t averaged IS
bushels to the acre.
| uriah Osborne, representing a glove
and mitten house Of Chicago, was in the
city last Wednesday.
B. F. Stanley went to Towner county
to thresh his oats last Wednesday. He
has seventy-one acres.
J. A. Percival accompanied his parents
as far as st. Paul on Tuesday on their
way homo to Vermont.
j. r. Hendry came up from st. Paul
Wednesday. and is attending to his
threshing near this city.
The boys in blue had full dress ball
in the west ward of the hospital at Fort
Totten yesterday evening.
G. F. Jaffrey, of the Canadian Ameri-
can, spent most of the week in this city
in the interest of that excellent paper.
r. l.. Woodwork, of Minneapolis, was
in the city yesterday looking after the
interest Of the boot and shoe business.
F. E. Stauff, of Wahpeton, was visiting
his customers Thursday. He reports
business good all through North Dakota.
G. l.. Traverse, wife and children are
spending brief period In this region
hunting ducks and breathing In the
ozone.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burnett,
Of this city, Tuesday, son. This is the
the second native-born citizen in the
family.
Col. e. H. Z. Hooper, of New York, is
visiting his son-in-law. ]. l.. Prescott, of
this city. He was here last winter for
few days.
Capt. c. E. Bennett and Mrs. Bennett,
of Fort Totten, we're in the city Wednes-
day, and the captain made this office a
pleasant call.
John Madden, of Bartlett, gave the
boys and girls q dance in the schoolhouse
Last week, and they all enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Ollie Rawson went down to Grand
Forks for day this week on pleasure,
but he says Ire made mistake, as there
is more fun at home.
Judge Pattin went over to the fort
Wednesday with his father and mother
to show them the beautiful scenery on
the south side Of the lake.
+. +. Curtiss and John Zerfass, Jr.,
prominent business men of Grand Forks,
passed through the city this week en-
route to Dunseith. where Mr. Curtiss is
building hotel.
J.. j. Parker and A. j. Parker, accom-
panied by their wives, have been visiting
their brother P. p. Parker, of Cando, for
la few weeks and returned home to Coat
icook, Quebec, last Tuesday morning.
DR.. Lanes oats yielded so largely that
one man could not measure them at the
machine, and had to dig hole at the
spout Of the thresher and hang q two
bushel sack aud measure them all that
way.
G. A. Roselle. an attorney from Clarks-
Vile, Iowa, arrived in this city last Sat-
urday with DIR. Camp and remained sew
eral days. He is very much pleased
with this country and the people he has
met in it.
Charles o. Reinstad was pulled for be-
ing drunk on the streets- Sunday and
fined e3 and costs. He refused to tell
where he got his liquor. The saloons
are supposed to be closed front and hack
doors now.
J. NJ. Snyder, late Of Humboldt, Ia,
but now of Towner county, was in the
city Thursday. Mr.. Snyder raised an
immense crop of vegetables this season.
{.aa has a cellar I2xI2 and aiuht foot doom,