Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-20
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
From Saturdays Daily 1nter. Ocean.

(from Saturdays ys Daily lnter-OceAn.
j. Fl. Parsons got back from his tree
claim in Pembina county last evening.
Ralph Burdick was badly burned this
morning by having box of caps ex-
plode in his pocket.
Jno. w. Maher says he will run Carl
X. Roock 100 yards for any sum from $25
up on the 4th of July.
DR.. Isaac Gebbard, of Rochester, N.
Y, and an old friend of Woodward Bros.
of this city, arrived last evening.
o. B. Corset returned from Fargo
yesterday and reports an interesting
time at the Masonic grand lodge.
Capt. Bennett, wife and son, Miss Ell
liot and Lieut.. Roach came over from
the Fort this afternoon on the govern
ment yacht, accompanied by an escort
Of bluecoats.
NJ. A. Demorest, travelling advertising
agent for Bucklen's arnica salve, was in
the city last night. He appointed Ben
nett Il Horsman his agents and pur-
chased space i'll the INTER-OcEAN.
tFrom Mondays Daily Inter-oceau)
Harry Talbot was over from Mime
waukan today.
Ollie Rawson and Sam Winenlan went
out to their farms yesterday.
Bennett 4 Horsman have a Turtle
mountain prairie rose which measures
five inches in diameter.
Ole Serumgard has taken tho editor
ship of the Devils Lake branch of the
Grand Forks Tidende.
George DeGroat and five others came
down with teams today to haul up the
piles for the DeGroat bridge.
Dennis Moran arrived yesterday afte,
an absence of several months. He
brought with him a lot of stock.
Miss Goodhuc, Canadian lady
arrived here on Saturday evening and
went up to Towner county today.
That was a very good hoax some of the
boys tried to play on the INTER- OCEA n
but the trouble was Big Bear is a thou
sand miles from st. John,
City Attorney Murray, of st. Paul
came up on Saturday evenings trainanG
and spent Sunday with his son Neil C
on his farm five miles east Of this city.
+. II. Frink, cigar man, and two OF
three other travelling men, caught tifteei
large pickerel in a very short time. Mr.
Frink says he will try and get here
often.
ID. Lawrenscn was in tho city today
from Minnewaukan. He says all thu
school houses in his town, three in mum
Der, are finished. accepted and paid for
and the district owes only $500.
Linn Il Seibcr have been digging wells
for week on Commissioner Rlmney'.
farm ut Odessa, and have not been very
successful, so far, in getting water. The,
went down eightytive feet in one place
@. B. Bolster, a representative of
wholesale hardware house of MinneapO
lis, came up on Saturday evenings tr,i,
and spent Sunday in the city. He re
ports business improving all over Nortl
Dakota.
The 4th of July finance committee de
sire to say to those who subscribed to TIN
patriotic fund that the subscriptions ar
now due. The committee must max
some payments at once and collections
aie in order.
Two of our citizens made arrange
mcnts early this morning on Fourtl
| street to enter the prize ring. From tn
manner in which they discussed tn
question they will hardly he able to wal
until the lth of July.
Lorenzo Il. Mitchell, of Shelby, Mich.
after look ing the country over. has dccid
ed to live i'm Bottineau county. He file,
on homestead today and then wen
east for his family. He expects to &c
turn as soon as he can get his business il
shape in Shelby.