Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-06
Cando with six mule team taking three
wagon loads of lumber,

wagon loads of lumber.
Harry Austin representing Marbury
Brothers, tobacco manufacturers, is up
on his first trip to Devils Lake.
A number of Finlanders arrived here
last night from Michigan to take up land
and establish homes for themselves.
There are mo cattle or hogs in the
pound this morning and the streets are
clear of rowing swine and believing
COWS.
Major Beardsley came up from Fargo
yesterday and went over to the Indian
reservation this morning, to attend to
his surveys.
Postmaster Jones of Newport, Nc
Henry county, came in yesterday. He
reports large emigration into the Moose
river region.
P. FL. McGibbons, a wholesale grocery
man Of st. Paul, arrived on yesterday
evenings tram and retured by freight
this morning.
The Nessrs. Fossssrd and Joe Rolette
ssaturned. u. StaJalk this afternoon. The
Hutchinson-Fohssard contest case has
been set for July7. Testimony will be
taken at st. John, juno l6.
Cal Percival has received ten gallons
of ten-year-old Kentucky whisky
straight from the blue grass state. Com
petcnt drinkers inform us that it is the
best whisky ever brought to this city.
The government steamer Lille Lee
came over from the Fort this morning,
carrying Col. Bacon. Capt. Bennett, wife
and son, DIR. De Lotlre and wife, Rev.
Mr.. Collier and Lieut.. Ruhlen. The
party returned at 2::aO this afternoon.
From Wednesdays Daily InterOcean.)
Pat Kelly, the rustler from Tracy, is in
the city today.
Sam Dodd left here this morning for a
carload of portcr-house steaks. lie Will
be gone for three days.
Miss Elliott, very charming young
lady from the east is visiting her sister,
Mrs. De Loifre, of Fort Totten.
W. w. Wishart returned by boat yes
terday from Rockford after three davs
visit to that city on professional busi-
ness.
X. Webster. brother of Mrs. Cleveland
has come up from Durand, Ill.,, and will
run the machine department for Garner
4 Cleveland.
Three half breeds were in state of i'll
toxiratiolllast evening on Fourth street.
'Thore is penalty for giving those peo-
pie liquor.
Rev. A. r. Barlon has been appointed
as pastor of the N. l.. church in this city.
and will hold services every Sunday
morning and evening.
James Stuart, Of Cando is in the city.
He says no never saw grain looking
as we'll anywhere at this season of tho
year az at the present time.
p McClory returned to town today
after several days absence to the Turtle
mountain district. He says the land is
equal to anything he ever sew.
Major Beni,am does not like water. so
he hired a team to bring him over from
Mimncwaukan. Had he waited fifteen
minutes there would have been plenty
of room on the boat.
Evidence was taken until a late hour
last night in Il land contest of r. ID.
Lord and Joseph Perrin, of Bottineal
county. Jas. F. O'I'ricn appeared for
+. ID. Lord, and McGee IL Morgan for
Joseph Perrin.
AL Dart and VIM Edwards came down
from Moose river yesterday even
ing. They report large emigration to
that region this sprin. They met IS
teams loaded down with furniture and
lumber all bound for the Moose.
The ladies Of our city are
having lots of sport catching pickerel.
Mrs. Rc4ua caught three yesterday
afternoon, one weighing ten pounds.
The fishing is much better this season
than ii has been for the last three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy of Moose river
came into the city last evening and
brought in 300 pounds Of elegant cream
cry butter from their dairy. They
make about 30 pounds Of butter every
day and find Il ready market for it at
Devils Lake. They returned today with
a dog-trcd power to attach to their rhurn.
1t would not be bad idea to relieve us
of load of our CANNES and put them on
to the machine.