Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-09-26


Monday on his way to Moose river.
Deputy sherf Crammond, of Nelson
county spent Monday night in the city.
1. P. Armstrong and wife, of Grand
Forks, spent three days in the city this
week.
William Elliot was married to Ada
Elliot on Tuesday evening by Justice
Pattin.
Conductor Nolan, who has been offthis
run for over a month, returned Monday
evening.
Chas. D. Blair, of the Lakota News,
was in the city last Monday, taking in
the circus.
James G. Cambpell has gone to Mon
tana to find out what that country is
really like.
II. E. Noyes, the Grand Forks attor-
ney. was in the city Thursday evening
on legal business.
The run of the daily train from this
city now terminates at Crookston, in.
stead of Barnesville.
VIM. Clapp pand Mrs. Caroline Fletcher
were married in this citNAast Sunday by
Rev. C. 8. Converse.
supt. Guthrie came up with his family
on special and spent Sunday in this
city and at Ft. Totten.
John Moore came up from Park River
ON Saturday and remained few days
with his family in this city.
Eighteen new lock boxes have been re-
ceived and put in place in the postoffict
making IS lock boxes in all.
B. J. McIntire returned home from
Wisconsin last Saturday, brown as =
berry and full Of health and vigor.
Wolves are getting very bold on Rock
Island. Moore Il Dodd have lost severa
sheep in the last few days by them.
o. b. Corset got back Thursday even
ing from his Arvilla farm, where he wa,
experimenting threshing operations.
Il. J. McIntire and DIR. O'Donnoll ar,
now located on Fourth street in the offic,
formerly occupied by James Campbell.
Frank Coombs left Wednesday morn
ing for Memphis, Mo-, where he will
visit his parents for two or three weeks
w. s. Stockdale and j. J. Jungen, Of
Minneapolis, have both been in the city
this week representing the grocery trade
G. H. Penniman left here for Chicago
Wednesday morning. His son still re-
| mains and Is shooting ducks at Dry lake
Mrs. William Harris and daughter ar
rived here from Missouri Monday, ant
will make their future home at Moose
river.
A. G. Requa, John Cooke and two 9th
or gentlemen killed ninety ducks Tues
day afternoon. Bert killed a goose l3l
yards off.
F. NJ. Harris and wife arrived her,
from Missouri Monday, and went up til,
following morning to Moose river to 10
| cate on a farm.
r. S. Reed, of Collinsville, O., brough
in a couple of carloads of stock to thi
city on Tuesday evening for his brothe,
Jim's ranch on Moose river.
Frank Coombs, while leading colt to
water last week, got the cords of his arm
seriously hurt by the colt jerking hin
around, and he wears his arm in a sling
The author of the poem entitled
"What's in kiss' that appeared in tn.
Plaindealer some time ago. was in the
city last Saturday looking after the inter
ests of the cigar trade.
DIR. Blain and wife, of Wellsville, Mo.
have been visiting John McCune, o
Towner county, for the past month and
returned home Monday morning we'll
pleased with the country.
J. P. Woodbury. and 8. l.. Cobb, o
Kalamazoo, Mich, who were here las
summer for month, returned here OF
Wednesday evening, to remain som.
time shooting and fishing.
H. f. Hunt, brother of the bonanz,
farmer at Odessa, left for his home i,
Michigan Thursday. He was here lonl
enough to become thoroughly infatuated
with Dakota and will return next spring
to stay.
w. H. Wake, one of Ramsey county
farmers, was married at Grand Fork,
last Friday. The bride, who was Mis-
Powell, is Just from England. Rev. DR.
Currie tied the knot. The happy coupl
came up on Saturdays tram.
Drs. Dunsmore and Hunter, in com
pany with Messrs. Il. f. Brown, J. L
Petner and F. Wheeler, of Minneapolis
and A. B. Bennett, of this city, have beel
spending week shooting ducks arount
Dry lake and have been very successful
Kingsbury County News: The Banl
of Devils Lake offers to advance none,
to the farmers at straight per cent in
terest, taking wheat storage tickets a
security. This is to enable wheat grow
ers to hold their crops for an advance.
Robert Pattin and wife, of Starkville
n. Y. arrived here last Saturday even
ing and are visiting their son, Justic,
Pattin. Mr.. Pattin pks he got her.
jnst in time to assists in look INF
after the welfare of the city as cour
business has been very brisk since hi,
arrival.
I. r. Noble. brother -in-law of w. +
Hunt, Of Odessa, will return I'm the sprint