Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-10
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Take glimpse at H. o. Krueger's ad.
John Ely came down from Moose rive,
Tuesday.
w. NJ. Ballou is taking in the Moose
river region.
B. F. Barney, of St. Paul, was in the
city Monday.
Frank Lvcan and brother were in the
tcity Tuesday.
NJ. F. Roberts, Of Minneapolis, was in
the city Tuesday.
Justice Kelly, of Tracy, returned from,
Minneapolis Saturday.
Lafe Paramore reports numerous
wolves on Rock Island.
William Hope returned from Caring
ton Wednesday morning.
Msjor Benham's 3 wheat averaged twen.
ty-six bushels to the acre.
Miss Church left here last Saturday tc
teach school near Larimore.
w. E. Worden, Of Fargo, was register
ed at the lakeview Thursday.
F. A. Gockey, of Grand Forks was reg
istered at the Benham Thursday.
A. Solberg returned here Wednesday
and thinks of remaining permanently.
G. w. Percival has been appointed
agent for the Tradees' Insurance Co.
The Minnie HI. made ITS last trim to
Minnewaukan for the season on Wedncs-
day.
Judge Hardee aud John Conyers, OF
Towner, were in the metropolis Wednes.
day.
Rev. Mr.. Converse left Thursday morn.
to attend the Presbyterian synod a,
Fargo.
VIM. Brunelle's family arrived from
st. John and are living In T. 4. Tillo,.
sons house.
Jno. Garner, of Grand Forks. was il,
the city Thursday looking after his lum.
Der interests.
Pat Forrest came up from the Red
river valley Tuesday and went to. Dun.
seith Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Sheckler has purchased Ever
Wagness' house and will place it on the
NJ. f. church lot.
VIM. Brunette received three carloads
of goods this Week and will soon have
his stock completed.
Bishop Walker, of Fargo. came up on
Tuesdays train and went to Turtle
| mountains Thursday.
Mrs. Lou McNany, from near Bartlett,
was in the city last week and received a
permit to teach school.
John Cooke says that next TO good
federal office hunting ducks excels under
present circumstances.
Major Benham thinks he will get to Che
front as theatrical agent if the troupes
will only come fast enough.
Mr.. Penniman has purchased George
Copeland's tree claim at Dry lake and
made it part of his duck pass.
n. A. Stewart and family arrived from
Minneapolis Monday and went to Turtle
mountains to locate permanently.
Chas. w. Russell, of Minneapolis, was
IN the city Tuesday, visiting our carriage
manufacturers and hardware men.
Bill Requa and George Smith shot fif.
teen geese and two foxes Monday The
foxes destroyed nine of their geese.
| Edwin Becker threshed 400 bushels OF
wheat from 100 acres; 43 acres produced
1889 bnshels-over 80 bushels to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pattin, who have been
visiting their son for a couple of weeks
| left for their New York home Monday
| DIR. Rocke has been thresheng his whea,
all week. 1t averaged 264 bushels to the
Bcre and he will have between 1000 and
5000 bushels.
| Leander J. Bohn, OF Chicago, was in
the city couple of days this week. He
has been Ill all summer, but is restored
to health again.
Jim Boden was in the city yesterday
but as usual could not tell how much
wheat he raised, but it is 'just awful
the amount he has.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sheehan,
Friday, October 2, a son. Denny is quite
a farmer. He has raised about 2D4O bush.
els of wheat this year.
H. c. Rose, travelling agent for the
| Northwestern Car and Manufacturing
Co., was in the city Wednesday evening
en- route for Minnewaukan.
| George Dc Groat had 1925 bushels Of
wheat. His average was % to the acre.
Karl Ness, "a neighbor Of Georges. raised
496 bushels from twelve acres.
No. hard has sold as high as seventy
eight cents at Bismarck and eighty-two
cents at Park River. Why can't Devils
Lake raise the record a notch:
r. Il. Organ, of Chicago, NJ. Whitcomb,
f. W. Ensign and Lou Harrison, of Min.
neapolis, came up OH Monday and are
shooting ducks at Dry lake. They in.
tend remaining couple of weeks.
DIR. Lane was in the city Wednesday.
He received word Of his mothers deatI
in Central Ohio last Monday. He in
intends moving into this city this win
ter, where he will open up an office.
a. B. Bennett went to st. Paul and Chi
cago Monday morning. He expects tc
gone about one week. He has not been
out Of the county for over two years and
will no doubt enjoy his trip immensely
The Devils Lake postoffice now has :,