Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-14
NORTH SHORE NOTES,


There is candidate in the field for
sheriff in 1856.
The city fathers are putting ceiling
in the engine house.
NJ. d. Flint. of Minnewaukan, was in
the city Wednesday.
G. F. Lawrence, of Fargo, was in the
city Wednesday night.
Judge Tallant, of Michigan City, spent
Monday night in the city.
Ralph Howard continues to improve
and will soon be out again.
A. G. Requa has built an addition to
the rear of his sample room.
Augustine Thompson came down from
Bottineau Wednesday evening.
Bennett 4 Horsman have received an
elegant stock of Christmas goods.
John w. Maher was i'll fora couple of
days this week, but is recovering.
Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald, of Grand
Forks, came up on Mondays train.
James Scofield is building fine resi-
dence on his farm in Towner county.
R. II. Bratton, of Midway, has moved
his family into the city for the winter.
Frank Palmer came over from Ft. Tot
ten Thursday evening on the Minnie H.
A. d. Morris has received four elegant
new show cases in which to display his
stock.
P. NJ. Thompson, representing lum-
Der firm of Minneapolis, was in the city
this week.
Miss Nettie Benham visited friends in
in Crookston Monday, and went to see
John Dillon.
c. H. jerks, A. Guthrie, J. Malloy and
Alex. Griggs came up on special train
Yesterday morning.
c. F. Whaley, of st. Paul, and Ole Boil
ster were in the city Wednesday calling
on their customers.
William Gurr and James Dignan are
tw of the newest Grand Harhor patrons
of the INTER-OCEAN.
A. Stade, the Grand Harbor mer-
chant, was in town yesterday. He re-
ports business very lively.
Mr.. Burdick killed two deer on Gra-
ham's island Monday and got good price
for them at Moore & Dodd's.
Mrs. Wishart and Miss Rumney went
oyer on the Minnie II. Tuesday to Fort
Totten to visit Mrs. A. J. Russell.
Louis Stoesser is building saloon
lsx2O at Grand Harbor and f. S. Hyde of
the sane place is putting up fine barn
24xM.
The initial dance of the Devils Lake
| social club took place at the rink Mon
day evening and was quite q pleasant
affair.
Miss Lille A. Moore went down on
Mondays train to spend the winter in
Minneapolis, and will return in the
spring.
Mr.. Gallagher, of Grand Forks, has
succeeded Mr.. Hexon, resigned, as rail-
way postal clerk between this point and
Crookston.
The new NJ. E. church building is
under roof and workmen are putting on
the siding. 1t will be finished by the
first OF January.
w. Ii. Kirk, ex-deputy collector Of
| customs, returned from St. Vincent
Wednesday and wen. to Bottiueau the
following morning.
&. NJ. Fisher is making chattel loans
! at low rates and for any length of time
borrowers desire. Will buy secured
notes of any amount.
X. d. Cowan. commissioner of rowncr
county, has resigned, and went to 81.
Paul Monday to study medicine. lie
will rcturn III The spring.
Ole Limbo confessed before Justice
ra,tin that he was drunk and disorderly
OH thc streets Wednesday night and paid
| the usual fine of s. and costs.
Bennett HorsInan's store is crowded
| with new goods, consisting Of odor cases,
| toilet cases, mirrors, etc. 1t is an in-
mense stock Of goods to select from.
F. B. Ross, of the c. NJ. & st. p. rail-
road, F. p. Dwyer, of the Grand Trunk,
and &. NJ. Farnham, of the Erie, were in
the city for couple of days this week.
p. P. Parker, of Cando, brought his
family down to the city Wednesday and
saw them off on Thursdays trian for
| Missouri, where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. Garfield has put on semi weekly
line Of stages between this city and Min
newaukan. The schedule may be seen
on some neatly printed cards just fin
ished at this office.
| James Elton, land Office clerk of long
experience, has accepted the position
made vacant by the resignation of Mr..
Richardson in the local land office in this
city.
Col. o. NJ. Towner came up from Mapes
Thursday on his way to Mouse river.
The colonel is looking bright and chip
per, and is brim full Of enthusiasm over
North Dakota's great stock region.
Rev. A. Oster, of Clontarf, Minn., ar
rived here on Thursdays train and went
over to Fort Totten Friday. He will
take back with him twenty-five Indian
children from Turtle mountains to 90 to
school at Clontarf.
! The 1NTER-OcEAN is sorry to learn
that Mr.. D. w. Ensign contemplates
leaving Devils Lake shortly and going