Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-04-04
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
(From SATURDAYS Daily Int

Mr.. Dana came into the city from Bot
tineau county today.
Edmund Hackett left for N1cHenr,
county this morning.
Editor Gulbrandsen, of Grand Forks
was in the city last evening.
7. G. Fladeland went to Larimore thi
morning and will return on Monday.
a. NJ. Powell Went down to Fargo thi
morning and will return early mex
week.
Charlie Zunich "canner snock de-
Finske," and also "spreikens der ger
zander.''
Surveyor Mellen, we learn, is danger
ously i'll in the south and his wife ha
been sent for.
Col. Towner sent out one Of his team.
to Moose river this morning loaded with
chickens and groceries.
Deshon is improving the Lakeview b,
putting in more light between theil
office and dining room.
Capt. Parker's family arrived here las
evening from Pike county, Mo-, and ar,
stopping at the Benham.
Major Benham's trade is improvin.
rapidly. He bought two bundles O.
toothpicks this morning.
! Mons Nadeau was unwell yesterda,
afternoon and confined to his bed but is
able to attend to business to day.
| James Brittin has returned from I'LL
nois and is going into active training fol
the fat mems race on the 4th of July.
w. B. Philips arrived here last nigh,
with car load of stock and movables te
he shipped across the lake to Foster
county.
a. Bisbee, of Iowa, arrived here las,
night and brought Il carload of stock and
movables. He expects his family here
tonight.
James Starkweather, of Romeo, Mich
| brought in a car load of stock and NOV
ables yesterday which will be taken te
Cavilier county.
Major Benham has volunteered to lead
the Dunseith militia against Riel. He
thinks he and Lieut.. Ware can bring
the war to a sudden close.
K. II. Tuttle, connected with the
freight department in Grand Forks
came up last evening to give Pat Kelly
some pointers in skating.
Linn & Elliott have completed Daven-
ports we'll and have struck vein OF
pure water at 3s feet depth with little il
any mineral constituents.
The district attorney was in our office
today and impaired some information
which will cause a profound sensation
when the matter is made public.
James Boden was in to see the INTER
OCEAN this morning. Romeo is full OF
business. He expects another carload OF
stock and implements this evening.
Mr.. Palmer, lately of Fulton, Mo-, in
forms us that quite number of his
neighbors will come this way. The
1SrER-OcEAN pamphlets set em think
ing.
Plats arc now on file at the land office
in this city Of all lands surveyed in the
district up to date, comprising l27 town
ships, leaving l45 townships vet to be
surveyed.
meeting Of citizens was held last
evening to consider the feasibility of or
ganizing Il live stock association. The
object is to make this market for Moose
river cattle.
p. II. McHugh, the old time hard
ware man. came into the city last even-
ing. He represents the Simmons hard
ware company of st Louis, and reports
busines good all over north Dakota.
One hundred and thirty-two teams
turned around the corner of Kelly av-
enue and Fourth street this afternoon
in forty-seven minutes. The town is
thrOnged with emigrants and farmers,
Two of our jockeys were racing on
Fourth street last night. 1t might be
called right angled race, rs one of the
ponies bolted up Kelly avenue and could
not be checked until it got ready to stop,
Lee Parsons, assessor for Towner
| county. returned from Missouri last
night AMI left for his farm at Cando this
forenoon. He expects "a large emigra-
ton from Missouri to this country this
spring.
\. j. Stade, Of Grand Harbor, has been
appointed to ill the vacancy in the office
of treasurer of Bay school township,
orcasioned by the resignation of Ever
Wagness, and has notified Superintend-
| ent Brooke of his acceptance.
L. Berry, contractor and builder, of
Grand Forks, has come up here to live
permanently and will bring his family
| next week. He has a new washing ma
| chine witt lin, and it would be we'll for
persons in the laundry business to call
and see him.
| Nels Thompson was arrested at I.ari-
more yesterday by deputy U. S. Mar
shal Mcdonald, for cutting timber off q
school section near Freshwater, and
and was brought to this city and taken
before Commissioner Noble. The case
| "oo o"Jouiiou uill1l p. H. tOday.
| From Mondays Daily Inter-Ocean)
Wild geese commenced flying ovel
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Hutchison Of ST. Johns arrived in
this city yesterday.
H. A. Richards, special pension agent
was in the city over Sunday.
|
Commissioner Davis and Registe,
Pew returned to Cando this morning.