Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-14
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

again.
Hon. H. W. Hill is expected in on to-
days train.
B. F. Bushee, of Grand Forks, is here
on business.
John A. Burnett is in Minnesota on a
business trip.
Commissioner Rumney leaves for st.
Paul Monday.
Mrs. c. w. Kelley has been quite ill
for tho past two weeks.
Mrs. Twiford's father died suddenly in
indianapolis last week.
The club party was we'll attended
Tuesday evening, and the music was
good.
E. B. Eddy, president Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Fargo, died Thursday
| evening.
w. J. Murphy, editor of the Grand
Forks Plaindealer, came up on Thurs
days train.
Henry Richter has been awarded the
y
to Bottineau.
There are too many hard-looking char
acters in town, and our officers should
be on the alert.
Rev. Father Malo will hold mass at
1890 tomorrow morning at the residence
of Mr.. Chas. Budde.
Robert Cairnes has purchased Joel
Hale's contract for carrying the mail
from this city to st. John.
Messrs. Hunt and Shepard, of Odessa,
| and Mr.. Calderwood, of Tracy, were
! among our callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kelly entertained
/ number of friends Thursday evening
| at their residence on Fourth street.
The last club party Of the season will
| be given next Tuesday evening. Music
furnished by Devils Lake musicians.
w. N. Steele, one of the prominent
young men of Grand Forks, was mar
| ried Feb. 4 to Miss ulia Bissell at Salem,
| Ohio.
Conductor Copeland brought his fam:
lily up from Crookston last Tuesday
evening to attend the dance given by the
Unknown Club.
The INrER-OcEAN is in receipt Of n
quantity of the new folders of the NJ. e.
NJ. road. Call and get one, and send it
away with tho pamphlets.
Major Benham has received tho masks
for tho masquerade ball of the 24th and
| the same may be seen at the drug store
of Horsman q Zimmerman.
The INrER-OcEAN stated last week
that Tracy was the first station east Of
Devils Lake. This was incorrect. Mid
way is the first station, ten miles east.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Dodd has the finest window
garden Of any lady in the city, having
had from five to eight different varieties
Of plants in blossom at one time all win
| ter.
Grand Forks Lodge. No. 2, X. Of P,
| has our thanks for All invitation to u
| grand ball to be given OH the 10th in
| honor of the 2lst anniversary Of the
order.
The INTER OCEAN job outfit has been
supplemented with new and improved
perforator. Draft and check books can
| now he made at home in the highest
style of the art.
D. W. Ensign, of this city. is prepar-
ing a sectional map Of this land district
1t will be valuable publication, and
should be on the walls of every business
house and office in North Dakota.
Bennett Bros. shipped one Of their
prize pups to Lieut.. Waterman, at Fort
Totten, yesterday. The little fellow was
rolled up in cotton batting and packed
in basket with big bottle of hot water.
| Commissioner Barton will leave next
week for his old home in Illinois, pro-
viding the snow blockades in that region
are raised in time. Mr.. Barton will give
his old friends his good opinion of Da-
kota.
Joseph Keogh was arrested Wednes-
day by L. s. Marshal Reed on charge
of taking wood from the military reser-
ton on Rock island. The accused was
before Commissioner Noble yesterday
and the case was adjourned for ten days.
Fred Fulton, one of Grand Forks
capitalists, spent several days in the
city this week. Mr.. Fulton was last in
Devils Lake the night before the big fire,
and he is greatly surprised to see the
amount of Improvements that have been
made.
The map of the northwestern railroad
system, in the first part Of our pamphlet,
was made especially to show our readers
how to reach Devils Lake. Mr.. C. II.
Warren, the ubiquitous and obliging
general passenger agent Of the Manitoba
road, has our thanks for the same.
l.. Council returned Monday from Illi-
nois. He reports times dull. and says
he is glad to get back to this rustling,
regal region. Mr.. Council thinks that
when the people of the sucker state get
through the season of colds and sore
throats great many Of them will come
to Dakota.
Master Everett Cole entertained a
number of young friends last Monday
evening, it being his fourteenth birth
day. Those present were Rena and
Blanche Percival, Nellie Brainard, Min
ME Benham, Mary Black, Edith Cooke,
Will and Barlow Simrall, Will Corsett
and Curtis Brainard.
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| Prize Wheat.