Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-04-11

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| but one of them was so chilled through
it had to he hauled to this city on sled
Vet. Rookie is attending and expects tc
| effect cure.
Frum Fridays Daily 1nter- Ocean,
Wheat 50 cents.
r. G. Fladeland has swung u new sig1
to the breeze.
J. E. Locke went down on the train tc
Lakota this morning.
Edmund Hackett left today for his
farm OH Moose river.
Mrs. Shaw went down to Grand Forks
this morning on visit.
NJ. D. Flint and Mr.. Lincoln drove
over to Minnewaukan today.
Rasmus Johnson raised the frame OF
his now building on Fifth street today.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar f. Rice OF
Odessa, April i, son weighing ten
pounds.
Austin Lynn went to Lakota today tC
look after his we'll boring interests in
that city.
George Locke, who has been at Grand
Forks all winter, returned homo yester-
day evening.
Steve Thomas arrived last night from,
Minnesota and went out to his farm at
Frcshwater today.
Twelve and half pounds granulated
sugar for 81 at the Shoot Iron store
North Minnewaukan. 3tf
Eaton & Higbee removed their safe
into their new office last evening. l,
weighs over two tons.
j. Fl. Bartholomew arrived here with
| his brother from Vanessa, Ontario, last
evening, and will locate here.
b. F. Brown, the proprietor Of North
Minncwaukan, is giving lots to parties
to build on. SEQ advertisement in Sift.
ings. 33wl
| Frank Priest ruined Worcester press
drill this morning extracting the "way.
back from Judge Mobiles briar roo
pine.
Irwin Church came in this afternoon
and says great many OF the farmers IN
Benson county are through with theil
seeding.
Superintendent Guthrie and Commits
sary Malloy camo up yesterday on Mr.
Guthrie's special car, returning thi.
morning.
|
waukan yesterday and received plats O.
North Minnewaukan, of which he is the
proprietor.
| w. n. Steele, c. Aultman & Co..
North Dakota agent, came up yesterday
and arranged with +. &. Hanson fol
handling the Buckeye goods.
II. G.. Saunders and family have movet
out TO to thcir coantry residence on tn,
farm. A. J. Alexander will occupy tn
house vacated by them in this CITY.
Deacon poweIls 1uialo>stories an,
the commissioner d foy'edings, the lat
ter 36 hours old, are bringing the News
10 the front as great literary journal.
John II. Buryett, of Jackson, Benson
county, who proved up last June, witt
Patlin & Serumgard as attorneys. has
received the patent to his land. This is
the quickest time on record.
| Call around at the Bank of Devils
Lake and see Arthur Ieacll's new Cat.
ling gun. If he is not in Mr.. Corset
will bo pleased to show you and tell you
how it is worked and how it impressed
him when it went OIL first.
If the people on the south side OF
Fourth street do not clean up the loose
hay, shavings and other rubbish at the
rear of their buildings they are very
liable to wake up some Of these fine
mornings by the light Of 4 big fire.
| Mr.. Fox has been in this country for {:
year and is literally in love with it. Ht
sent for his brother ut Dexter, Michigan
who arrived last night, and it is Il case o
love at first sight with him. He will il
return induce all the rest of the Fox
blood to clnigrate here Immediately.
| Grand Forks Plandcalcr: NJ. G. Cali
ger left today for Devils Lake, where II,
will take position in the office o
County Treasurer John w. Maher. Mr.
Galigcr has for some time past been
resident of Grand Forks and no young
man ever conducted himself so as tt
make more friends or prove his worth
He has been member of the Cadet band
as well as the Catholic church choir.