Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-27
(From Thursdays Daily Inter Ocean.)

Devils Lake has a lawn tennis club.
DIR. and Mrs. G. G. Ellis went to Cando
today.
Bert Requa has invested in Il new
buggy and pony.
Messrs. Wishart and Wilder went to
Grand Harbor OH business today.
Mrs. Wishart went to Midway this
morning to meet friends expected Oh to-
days train.
| l.. II. Achenback left this morning for
st. Louis and will not return tor six or
eight weeks. -
d. McCurdy made his first VISIT here
yesterday evening in the interest of u
La Crosse cigar house.
Mrs. John j. Cooke is fitting up the
old Senate building to accommodate
her stock of millinery.
Mr.. Hoyt, of ST. Paul, and Mr.. Hen
Erickson, of Iarilnoro, arc enjoying !,
weeks fishing on the lake.
The ragged edge of a summer blizzard
| struck the town this afternoon and car
ried all the dirt out of the sttcets.
Postmaster Dc Groat was in town to-
day, and reports good crops and an in
crease in the receipts of his Office.
There Will be u special meeting of
Minnewaukan lodge, A. +. and A. NJ,
this evening. Visiting brethren cor
| daily invited. Work in the i. G.. de-
gree.
G. ~. Maurice, who formerly kept a
| restaurant in this city, has returned after
nearly II years absence. He has been
travelling south and west for the benefit
| of his health, but says there is no place
that agrees with him as well as Devils
Lake, and he will pitch his tent here
permanently now.
+. II. Gibbons, representing p. H..
Kelly, of st. Paul, was in the city this
morning. He does not use the advant-
| age he has over the rest of tho travelling
boys by offering his customers post
offices, etc., or any of the northwestern
| patronage, but says he will look favor
ably on the merchant in this city that
buys the most goods of him at the end of
| the year.
From Fridays Daily Inter ocean,
Wheat ~ cents.
T.. S. Hyde, Of Grand Hnrbor, is in the
city today. ...
Il. w. Nash went down to Minneapolis
this morning.
Chas. NJ. Fisher returned from st.
Paul Yesterday evening. .......
| J. l.. Davenport is improving tho out
side appearance of his restaurant.
The city board sat as a board of equal
iZatiOn on the city tax lists today.
There are over q, 600 acres under wheat
in this county this ycar-good for 5OO, ,DO0
bushels.
| The Nora House is now ready to
accommodate any number of guests that
may call. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Heath and Mr..
and Mrs. =. l.. Clarity, of Fargo, regis
tered at the Benham last night.
/ ShII LllC A>cIh 1iOh'st otA " 1911
a frst-class meal for twenty-five cents or
good clean bed for the same money. II
Svend Aspaas has returned from his
farms in Grand Forks, Walsh and Mel
son counties, and reports big crops of
wheat.
A. 0. Whipple went home on visit to
his family this morning, having received
a telegram that an heircss had arrived in
his household.
Oliver r. Conyer and Frank $. Corwin
drove up from Steele yesterday, and are
out fishing this afternoon with their old
friends, Hastings and Carpenter.
Frank Atkinson, Of Crary, was in the
city this morning on his way to New
| Rockford and called in and enrolled his
name upon the ISTER-OcEAN list.
Tomorrow is the last day allowed to
pay taxes for grading on Fifth street.
The thirty days allowed after assessment
will be up then and after that date PEN
atty of % per cent. is added. Only about
one-tenth are paid yet and the balance
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