Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-03-28

Charles Solberg, all of whom came with
horses and cattle ready for business.
They are from Owatonna, Mimi.
Rev. Mr.. Yost held service in the
school house yesterday morning and
preached from John XX1:1l. The house
was well filled and the sermon listened
to with marked attention. In the even-
ing his subject was ''arousing sleeper"
from Ephesians v:l4. The house was
packed and all felt deeply interested in
the we'll chosen words of the speaker.
From Tuesdays Daily Inter Ocean.)
Bick Lair and his brother left for Dun
seth this afternoon.
Hunter T. Bennett have received a lot
Of curtains and fixtures.
Joel Hale, senior and junior, left this
morning for Plankinton, D. I.
Emigration has certainly set in by the
appearance of the emigrant schooners in
the city to-day.
Ike's bootblack stand at the Benham
House is magnificent specimen of
architectural skill.
Alex Walker sold $500 worth of ma
chinery Saturday and ordered two more
carloads of Superior seeders.
Dispositions We're taken this afternoon
in all important land suit which will be
tried at the next term of the circuit
court.
Capt. Atkins, family, and Capt.
Mayne, with three teams Of movahles,
left the Benham House this morning for
Cando.
Major Benham bought some carpet
this morning to make a carpet bag, as ho
expects to be appointed governor of
Alaska.
The sedate representative Of Yanz Il
Howes, St. Paul, T.. j. Morawetz, is
shaking hands with his numerous GUS
toners in Devils Lake.
John Moore says that Maltese cat
came to his house on Sunday and he has
no use for it in his business. Owner will
please call for the animal.
1t would he we'll for one of the visitors
in this city, who has behaved fairly we'll
oflate while in town, to follow his hand
and assist the marshal in doing his duty
instead of ohstructing him.
Night was made hitlcous last night in
and about n certain saloon. If the pro
prietors of the establishment fail to pre-
nr6nr ov,I tl,a t,.l II,
the ISrER-OCEAN will be compelled to
call things by their right names.
Three cars Of emigrant mnvahlcs and
stock arrived here yesterday evening.
two from Rochester, Minn., for George
and Arthur Schoiicld, und will go to the
Coulee country; the other ono from
Racine. Wis, for J. Il. Parry, which will
go to Dry Lake.
There will be meeting at 7:3O this
evening ut the store of w. n. Moore to
consider the question Of organizing n
band. We have material in this city for
good band and the projected organiza-
tion should be encouraged. Let there be
a good attendance.
Rev. Mr.. Yost will hold service at the
school house this evening. The choir
organized Sunday morning and evening
did remarkably we'll. 1t consisted OF
Miss Saunders, organist; Mr.. Saunders.
futist; Mrs. Twiford, soprano, and
Messrs. Thompson and Brown.
A dispensation for organizing lodge
Of Masons has been received from the
Grand Lodge Of Dakota. and all master
masons are respectfully invited to attend
a meeting at Odd Fellows hall next
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for the
purpose of organizing Minnewauka an
Lodge.
There is rnmor on the streets today
that Capt. Sharpe, Of Co. {, 18th infantry,
Ft. Tottcn, committed suicide yesterday
afternoon. The particulars arc ncagre
and the rumor cannot be traced to any
positive source. Capt. Sharpe is one Of
the newest arrivals a. the Fort, and is
said to be quite an old nAQ.
Frank Adams was arresteAhy Marshal
Stanley last evening and 2N0>xcd to So
Der up in Jail, fnd was drought before
Justice McIntf re this/morning, when a
charge of drum andMisordcrIy was pre-
ferred against hiY He pleaded guilty,
and was fined E6 or in default five days
in Jail. He preferred to board it out.
Andrew Peterson tho4ght he was Yam
kee Sullivan last night, and wanted to
wipe the rich Dakota soil up with one of
our large citizens WHOM he marshal in
terfercd and Iolge><hirn p No. II. JUS
tice McIntire flied him Aen piastres or
five days in Sheriff WagAcss' boarding
house. lie said Ever's hash was good
enough for him, and was treated accord
ingly.
From Wednesday's Daily lnter-Ocean)
J. B. Eaton left this morning for St.
Paul.
Sam Wineman is going into the stock
business.
I. E. Shelly is fast recovering from his
recent serious illness.
David McCanna went down on the
train to McCanna this forenoon.
a. D. Morris, Matchmaker, has re-
moved to DR.. Camps drug store.
Mr.. Schofield started 10 the Coulee this
morning with large herd of cattle.
Doc Rocke reports good deal Of sick
ness among horses throughout the
county.
Fl. l.. Prescott, Of the North Shore
Bank, returned yesterday after a month s
sOiOu rn in the aaSt