Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-06-27
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
(From Saturdays Daily Inter-Oce

the city.
w. D. McClintock came in from Moose
river yesterday.
Tom Fassett drove in from Dunseith
yesterday evening.
George Dickinson came UP from Grand
Forks yesterday evening.
William J. Doyle, of Grand Harbor, is
visiting the metropolis today.
o. B. Corsett left for his ranch this
morning to stay over Sunday.
Arthur Lyman, of st. John, was in the
city this morning on his way east.
T. l.. Twiford and 1. T. Benham came
over from Fort Totten yesterday even
ing.
w. H. Carver, of Dry Lake, is in town
buying machinery for harvesting pur.
poses.
l.. r. Loonlis, a nephew of Register
Lord, arrived here yesterday from Ter
ryville, Conn.
Will II. Maxfield, Mrs. Wishart and
Miss Rumney Went over to Fort Totten
this morning.
Capt. Parker, of Cando, drove into the
city yesterday and returned today with
load of supplies.
The baseball club are losing valuable
time. They should practice more. The
Fourth will be here two weeks from to.
day.
Gerald Avery, of Jerusalem, w. T..
Hunt and Chas. Currier, of Odessa, were
among the solid farmers from the south
end in town to-day.
The Territory of Dakota VS.. Daniel
Duggan is still going OH before Justice
Pattin. The defence have not got through
with their witnesses.
Mr.. Crandall came in TODAY from Tow
ner county, bringing sample of grow
ing wheat twenty-seven inches tall aud
commencing to head.
Col. and Mrs. Bacon, Lients. Walker
and Rutland and Miss Elliott came over
from the fort this morning on the gov
ernment yacht, returning this afternoon.
1t was discovered this morning that the
axle of the hosecart is broken. Mr.
Christie will repair the damage tempo.
rarily and new axle will be ordered
from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wishart, w. Il. Max.
field, A. B. Ovitt and J. II. Parsons
drove down to Odessa last evening and
spent a few hours with the chairman, his
mother and sisters.
+. G. Yeoman, of the st. Paul Globe,
is visiting the city for the tirt time. He
visited the DAILY INTER-OCEAN Office
and says we have a good outfit for a
town OF this size, and should be cncour-
aged by the public.
w. w. Carter and Mr.. Armstrong, OF
st. Louis, Mo-, arrived yesterday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Carter's family, and left
for Cando this morning to remain dur
ing the summer. Messrs. Carter and
Armstrong are connected with an exten-
sivc cotton house of ST. Louis, New Or
leans and Mobile.
"A party of Norwegians came in from
Moose river yesterday evening and one
of them, Karl Julsrud, not accustomed
to city life, partook too freely of bug
iuico, and about midnight the citizens on
Fourth street thought that Big Bear and
all his warriors had arrived owing to the
vigorous war whoops that Karl was Civ
ing vent to. The difference between
Karl and Big Bear was that the former
could utter good round American oaths.
Nightwatchman Pat MrWecny rcmon-
sirated with him, but it was of no avail.
So he arrested him and had considerable
trouble getting him to the cooler owing
to karl's friends obstructing the officer
in his duty. .Ie was taken before JUS
tice Pattin this morning and fined s. and
costs of court for drunk and disorderly
conduct
From Mondays Daily Inter-Ocean)
DR.. Rugcr, of Grand IIarbor, was in
the city today.
Will r. MaXticld returned to st. Paul
| lIlS dlltl ii W NCCh > lSlL III luls
city.
J. II. Parsons went to st. Paul this
| morning and will be absent week OF
ten days on legal business.
Sheriff jerks and Deputy Ackcrmaf
went home this morning after an unsuc.
cessful hunt in the western country fol
horse thieves.
Mrs. SamuelT. Moles, of Fergus Falls
arrived this evening and will remain {
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Ferguson, of this city.
jerome Hanna and wife, of Hastings
Minn., are visiting Capt. Herman anl
Will remain for six or eight weeks. Mr.
| farmers.
! S. S. Titus, cashier of the Citizens bank
Grand Forks, and w. S. Smith, cashier
of Elk Valley bank, Larimore, were ir
the city over Sunday, returning thi:
morning.
Marshal Coolin has thoroughly clean
| Ell up tHe StTeets anu "aIHs people u
| throw no more stuff on the streets in fu
ture of any kind, as he will clean it uT
at the expense Of the property owners.
Farmers should pull every stalk OF
wild mustard to be seen in their wheat
II is now beginning to blossom. 1t will
take several years to clean it out, and
l now is the time to begin.
Daniel Frank, a capitalist Of Hastings
Minn., is in the city accompanied by his
| wife. He is very faYOrablY IMPRESSED