Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-31
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

oeSA1S LAKE uaS Two SQakSpearoau
clubs.
See notice, in another column-hotel
wanted.
Attend the meeting at the Benham
House this evening.
Father Malo will hold mass tomorrow
at the residence OF Mr.. Budde.
Judge Bennett has gone to Chicago,
leaving his blue blanket behind.
The Unknown club will meet as usual
next Tuesday evening at the rink.
Wood to exchange for oats, in quanti-
ties to suit. L. Palmer, Rock Island.
Barrel race this evening at the Union
roller rink. There will be four entries.
There are SO pupils enrolled on the
books of the public schools of Devils
Lake.
A. O. Whipple returned from Mime
sofa Thursday evening. He reports
Mrs. Whipple much better.
Friday night last a burglar entered
Thomrson's clothing store and appro-
priated three pairs Of pants.
Bert Requa, of the Fashion saloon, has
the thanks of the INTER-OcEAS force for
supply of Spring Garden cigars.
Surveyor Dyke, having completed the
survey of the st. Johns township,
arrived here Wednesday evening.
10 toI <hok
Schultz, of Rolette county, is very ill
and it is feared he will not recover.
D. E. Morgan got back Monday from
Spring Green, Wisconsin, where he
spent month with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Joyslin, of the firm Of Joyslin &
Merriam, Minneapolis tobacconists,
spent Sunday in the city, and was glad
he did.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson left Saturday
morning for Fergus Falls, Mimi, where
she will remain until spring visiting
friends.
J. J. Bell, proprietor of the dray line,
Is visiting in st. Paul. Charlie Cole has,
charge of the line during Mr.. Bells
absence.
Capt. Herman Is in Minneapolis,
gcttlng ready for the steamboat business
on Devils lake when the ice goes out,
which will be several days yet.
Business men should have their lob
printing done at home. If we all went
abroad for what we need in the retail
line there wouldn't be much business in
town,
Park River Gazette: Sam Dodd, the
good natured butcher of Devils Lake,
who is largely interested in the same
business here, spent few hours in town
this week.
Deputy U. $. Marshal Reed brought
down two Indians from the mountain
Thursday. They will be taken before
the L. y. grand jury at Fargo ON charge
Of cutting timber on the claim of Il settler.
Mr.. John Parry and Miss Sarah A..
Evans were married at Racine, Wis, on
the ed. Mr.. Parry has a farm in De
Groat township in this county and will
soon take up his residence there with his
young bride.
George w. Pow, connected with the C.
Aultman Machine company, was among
Saturdays arrivals. Mr.. Pow remained
here until Tuesday. He is greatly in
love with this region and will no doubt
mako investments here.
Cando, the thriving and prosperous
county seat of Towner county, was
represented in this city Monday by DR..
Tom Conyers, Register Of Deeds Pew,
Chairman Davis and Commissioner Con-
yers. The latter was on his way to Mis-
souri, on business trip.
The INTER OCEAN has first-class facil-
tiles for printing special mortgages and
oher special blanks; also bank checks,
| drafts, etc. Our excellent machinery
| and large stock of fine papers enable us
to compete with St. Paul and Chicago in
this work. Patronize home industry.
1.-THE German given in this city
Thursday evening has developed con-
siderable humor. A gentleman from
Rhine.and thought it strange that none
but Yankees were called upon to take
part in the german. 4 lady from Mil
waukee said she had been to many Ger
man dances In that town, but though.
there were not enough Germans in Devils
Lake to make the german SUCCESS.