Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-29
Paul last evening on the train and went
over on the government boat to Fort

into the city today and bought separa
tor and engine.
Leila Bennett accompanied her grand
mother to Brantford, Canada, this morn
ing to remain for about one year.
X. F. Elmer, formerly of this place i.
at French Creek, Iowa. He sends q fol
the 1NTER-OcEAN, and SAYS he can't do
without it.
Us. Sinclair left here this morning 70,
his farm near Larimore. He took his
shack and fine team OF drauyht horses
with him.
Kelly Bros, of l56-84, have erected 8
tasO bnshel elevator on their place and
will store their grain. They have 800
acres in crop, 26O acres being wheat.
L. f. Nordby, formerly postal clerk
on the run between this city and Crook.
ston, came up yesterday as substitute
for Agent Stocking, who is taking a rest
Frank Converse and George Treat
Killed nineteen chickens yesterday after
noon and another party shot twenty-six.
The chickens are very plenty within
five miles Of the city.
Mrs. f. w. Bennett, who has been Wis.,
iting her sons, r. w. and A. R. Bennett.
for two or three months, left for home in
Canada this morning. She enjoyed her
visit very much and will probably re-
turn next summer again.
George Roth, of Unlonville, and Joe
Roth, of Milan, NO., accompanied by
their wives, arrived Yesterday. They
are old friends of Frank Combs, The
Messrs. Roth will take in the coulee
country before returning. We acknowl-
edge pleasant call from the gentlemen
this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Campbell, mother of James
and William Campbell, pioneer residents
OF this city. has been visiting here for
several weeks, and expects to return to
her home in Detroit, Mich, in ten days.
Mrs. Campbell informs us that her son
Will expects to come out this fall-dur-
ing the duck season no doubt,
(From Wednesdays Daily Intcr.C,cea
Mrs. John j. Cooke has been quite ill
since Monday.
B. f. Stanley returned from Grand
Forks yesterday.
Elmer Haviland has given his house a
coat of green paint.
John A. Percival went down to the
Forks this morning.
C. C. Ellis returned from Towner
county yesterday evening.
o. b. Bolster is in the city talking
hardware to his customers.
A. Sol5erg and family left here this
morning for La Crosse, Wis.
'~-~~~ & E;.ld nf Fort 'rotten re-
turned from st. Paul yesterday.
b. F. Stanley went oyer on the Minnie
II. to Minnewaukan this morning.
Chauncey McTaggart has completed
painting the Palmer House at Fort Tot
ten.
I. p. Armstrong and wife, of Grand
Forks, are in the city and will remain a
few days.
Miss Nettie Benham returned yester-
day from her visit to her friends at
Cheyenne.
Mrs. Samuel r. Moles, of Fergus Falls.
is vistin" her sister, Mrs. Robert Fer
guson, of this city.
c. +. Hunter and John Seiber wen. up
north today to harvest their wheat. They
each have fifty acres.
Joe Perkins drove into the citv this
afternoon. He has just finished harvest
ing us acres of wheat.
The east cud Of Fifth street presents a
fine appearance at present, with its ne"
residences all nicely painted.
w. G. Stoughton and Robert Eaton re-
turned from their trip 10 Bottinean and
other western points last evening.
l.. II. Goodrich, brother OF Charley,
arrived here from Detroit last evening
and will remain few days in the city.
The timbers of the third story of the
mill are being put into place today, and
the two first stories are being sided up.
Hon. II. w. Lord is putting up a neat
little residence on Sixth and Arnold.
The foundation was commenced this
morning.
Louis Budde is building dwelling
house on Fourth street near the flour
mill. 1t is two and a half stories high
and 2sx5O on the ground.
The excursionists had very pleasant
time on the lake yesterday evening. The
party danced most of the time, the tenn
perature being very suitable to that
kind of exercise.
Frank K. Bull and Richard Robinson,
of Racine. Wis.,. accompanied by their
wives, came in on yesterdays train and
will spend some time here fishing and
hunting. They are members Of the J. l..
Case company.
Samuel Davis plead guilty before JUS
tice Pattin this afternoon to The reckless
use Of firearms and disorderlv conduct
in Il saloon on Fourth street last night,
and was fined 80 and costs. Most peo-
pie had supposed that the shooting era
in Devils Lake was among the things of
the past.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hover, late Of Penn
sylvania, came in from their Towner
county farm yesterday and returned to-
day. Thev are more than pleased with
their location and with the fertility ofthe
soil. They look for number of their
Pennsylvania friends this fall to take
land near them.
(From Thursdays Daily Inter Ocean.)