Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-03-28
quently he is not able to work at pres

Frank Adams team ran away yester-
day and made it very interesting for him
for a while, but did no serious damage.
Frank Shaw received box of cigars
yesterday on the result of last Novem-
ber's election and is sharing it with his
friends.
J. F.. Lock is suffering with a felon on
his hand, and says he could find work at
this busy season for four hands instead
of one.
Ed Chaumette has received through
the Bank of Devils Lake Il warehouse
receipt from Louisville, Kentucky, of Il
large invoice of whisky in bond of the
still of 1882.
T. G. Fladeland & Son have come to
Devils Lake to stay, and have opened n
real estate and loan Office over Mrs. X.
Olson's store.
Walter McvicEer, young Scotchman,
is in the city getting ready to go to the
Moose river country to engage in farm
ing and stockraising.
B. r. Barney, the energetic salesman
Of Beaupre, Kcosh 4 Co., st. Paul, reg
istered ut the Benllam yesterday even
ing. He went to Mapes this morning
and will return to the metropolis this
evening.
One of our leading attorneys received
a telegram from Cleveland giving him
the patronage Of North Dakota, but IN
all interview with our reporter he said
he intended to follow out the civil ser
vice law to the very letter.
James l.. Watt after two months
visit to his old home in Pennsylvania,
returned yesterday. He says Devils
Lake is the best town In the Union for its
size. The winter IN Pennsylvania has
been extremely cold and disagrecabc.
The lSTER-O OCEAN had Il call this morn.
ing from MIR. Richard Waugh. travelling
correspondent Of the Edinburg Scots,
man. Mr.. Waugh has been to the croft.
ers settlements 80 miles west of Wipni.
peg, and is now making tour Of North
Dakota. lie will write his impressions
Of this region. :.
Grocery men ought to sell goods cheaJ
city, as there was every indication Of !,
heavy cut in prices this morning. Two
Of our eastern statesmen were on the war.
path and there is no doubt we will ali
reap the benefit Of it, ns competition il
the life Of trade.
| Al - = Il Nd Il fro
Snulh, DR.. and Mrs. El(s. Miss Ballou
Mrs. Ball, and Mcssrs r Tf,llounnd IIavi
land met at the r|sidenc@ +. NJ. Shaw
on Sixth stree, Il, 1t oy<Mhg to play pro-
gressiv" cnchre. Ys. c.V. kelly, witt
her usual good Nlck, rarEic.l AWAY til,
first prize, cap made OF pale blue ant
pink silk tissue and very becoming t.
the fortunate lady. DR.. Ellis also won
} prize in tho shape Of An ornament foI
the coat (taill.
| From Thursdays Daily Inter ocean,
Mrs. Dobson, of Fort Tottcn, left this
morning for St. Paul.
Charles currier, of Odessa, is visiting
the metropolis today.
Col. Cline and his daughter, Miss Ella
; returned this evening.
James II. Boden and family arrived on
the train this evening.
Bick Lair's printing outfit arrived on
the freight yesterday evening.
Mrs. Kelner went south on the train to
Council Bluffs this morning.
F. R. Fulton, of Grand Forks, came
up on the train this evening.
M. D. Flint came over from Mime
waukan yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Lautenslager returned from
Grand Forks yesterday evening.
Wanted, two good experienced dining
room girls at the Benham House. 1871
Persons desiring stores. houses or
offices should apply to l.. Council. lstf
Tom Twiford and John Van Liew
went over to the fort this morning.
One of the twins the girD born to Mr..
and Mrs. Larson, of ode ssa, last week,
died on Tuesday.
z. ]. Glass, signal service officer Of
Fort Totten, was over last night and at
tended the carnival.
A. J. Stade and Miss Stadc drove down
from Grand Harbor last evening and at
tended the carnival.
DR.. Snidcr has made money enough
out of his profession and will attend
strictly to farming this summer.
VIM. Flunmerfelt returned from his
farm today. lie is going to SOW one
hundred bushels Of wheat this spring.
j. Jollitfe and George jacques arrived
here yesterday afternoon with two cars
Of cmigrant movablcs from Ingcrsoll,
Canada.
Capt. Nash says the ISTER-OcEAN
boom edition is a very fine piece of lit
erature. "Ahe1n! very brilliant. Yes,
yes, magnificent; at least have an idea
it is''
F.. E. Dill returned yesterday from
Iowa, where he went to buy stage stock.
He expects a carload of horses here Sat
urday evening ~
Major Benham Ay&dy to give musi-
cal lessons to the ba1dSn very reasona-
BILE terms. Hcexcepts Oily Rawson
and George Stuart.
D. n. Brown brought in one car of
movables from London, Ontario. He
expects his brothers and 4 number of
other relatives here very soon and a
large emipratiou from Ontario tn this re-