Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-13

the personnel of his political affiliations
he may have q bright future before him.
Mr.. Gulbrandsen will hereafter have q
Devils Lake department in the Tidende.
From Wednesdays Daily Inter-Ocean)
A. B. Allen went out on the passenger
| train this morning.
Nels Jackson got another carload of
stock from Minnesota last evening.
B. F. Mechling, of Philadelphia, is in
the city selling alkali for making soap.
| Richardson & Prouty's herd of cattle
were started out towards Moose river this
morning.
Dave McCanna and James Stewart. of
Towner county, are in the city getting
supplies.
Mrs. X. Olson has painted her store
front the same color that the boys some-
times paint the town.
Sam Wineman went out to his farm to-
day to form an estimate Of tho number
OF bushels of wheat he will haye to the
acre.
William D. Lipe, of Dry lake, is in the
city with wagon load Of green vegcta-
| bles. He has ten acres Of garden, all
looking well, and did not know there
was such Il thing as frost in the Terri
tory.
! A. Mackay returned from Oskaloosa,
Iowa, last evening, and says business is
better here than i'll any city in that state.
He expects lot of the boys up here in Il
short time to see our great salt water
| lake.
| The Manitoba road has Just issued Il
new folder and map of their several
lines. The Devils Lake region stands
out prominently as the paradise of the
husbandman and the elysium of the
SPORTSMAN.
Coutts Maioribanks, son of Lord
Treadmouth, of England, and Lieut..
| Thursby, late of the British navy, left
for Moose river yesterday morning to
locate stock ranch. They will be alb
sepstwo or three weeks.
Boeing 4 Doyle.hauled their old Grand
Harbor saloon into town last night and
will attach it to their place here and open
it as Il club room. 1t came into town
with a whoop last night, distiguring a
sidewalk and breaking Il wheel.
| Captain Pegram, of New York, for
merly a steamboat captain OH the Missis-
sippi, but now in the wheat business,
came into the city yesterday evening
and went out with the excursion party
OH the lake. He was amazed at the vast
body of water we have up here.
Rev. II. G. Mendenllall, pastor of the
| Presbyterian church of Grand Forks,
accompanied by Mrs. Kenney of Lari-
more, Miss Blackburn of Grand Forks,
and Mr.. Henry Blanchard of Vermont,
was i'll the city yesterday, and the party
went on the excursion last evening. Mr..
Mendenhall made the INTER-OCEAN "a
| pleasant call this morning.
p. Beck and brother arrived here yes
terday from Goodhue county, MINI.
| They started from st. Paul about three
weeks ago with their team and have
| looked the country over all the way
along. They left here this afternoon for
the coulie country. Mr.. p. Beck has
| been in California for five years until
six weeks ago.
l.. II. Alexander, representing the
Minnesota Soap company, made his first
| trip to Devils Lake last evening. He,
| with two or three other Minncsotans,
were of the opinion that Devils lake was
about the size of Minnetonka, but were
very much surprised to find there is no
comparison in the two bodies of water.
They say that our lake is n much finer
sheet of water in every respect
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety had a grand success last evening.
The bort was well filled with some 40
excursionists, and Sl2O netted for fur.
nishing the church. The ladies desire
to return their hearty thanks to all who
so kindly assisted. They regret the dis
appointment in not seeing the dress pa
radc, as announced on the handbills.
Inquiries had been made on the ground
which justified the announcement, but
the absence Of the largest company at
| Turtle mountain and other causes pre-
vented it from coming off as expected.
(From Thursdays Daily Inter Occan.)
] II. T.. Talbot, of Minnewaukan, is in
the city.
| Judge Bennett is in Chicago on his way
to Devils Lake.
julius Abel, cigar man, is registered
at the Lakcvicw.
There are nine large buildings in