Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-03-14
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
:From Saturdays Daily 1nter-Ocean.

captain Palmer is glad that Gen. Grant
is placed on the retired list.
P.J. McClory and William j. Doyle,
Grand Harbor, visited the city today.
John Crary was in town today and re-
ports business Frightening up at Crary.
DR.. Nelson intends putting fast sail
ing yacht on the bay about the Goth Of
May.
Jacob Wolfe was in town today look
ing into the seed wheat question. He
will SOW 200 acres.
Wheat Sc today. Frank Shaw says
the raise of two cents is owing to the
new administration.
The coroner elect and his defeated
rival went out to their farms today to
see how soon they could seed.
A. S. Bratlee, the photographer, re-
turned from Grand Forks last evening.
Mr.. Bratlee will resume business here at
once.
William J. Christie, while shoeing a
horse yesterday afternoon, was hurt by
the horse falling over and stepping OH
his foot.
Alex Faribault, who is clerk in
Frank Palmer's agency store at Fort
Totten, was in town yesterday, return
ing this morning.
Justice Kelly, from Midway, came
into the metropolis this forenoon and
will return home with two loads Of seed
wheat this afternoon.
F. E. Farrell, of the Dunseith Herald,
has gone east and will be married on the
18th inst. in St. Peters G. f. church,
Brooklyn, New York.
Arthur Leach and w. G. Stoughton
won the leather and John w. Il. Simr;,ll
the red badge in a game of progressive
euchre at w. G. Simrall's residence last
evening.
Edward Murphy has leased his farm,
on which there are 90 acres of breaking,
to Charles Wagner for three years. Mr..
Murphy and family leave for Duluth on
next Tuesday.
Michael Duclos, Grand Forks brick
maker who has been in the business %
years, arrived on yesterdays train and
will look the field over with o view of
going into business here.
w. H. Parker, lessee of the CONNER
cial House, has also leased the Brooks
House, and will soon commence work
repairing and refitting the latter with the
view of opening it at an early day.
Mrs. w. n. Moore and children re-
turned from Ohio yesterday after three
months absence. They experienced a
terrible winter and are glad to get back
to the land of health and sunshine.
Joe Davenport, Frank Shaw and the
city editor of the DAILY R-OcEAN
weigh 74o pounds, appdrtioped as fol-
lows: Davenport 235, ferguson 245,
Shaw 260. They are in training for the
fit mems race July i.
Professor McGahey has been dreaming
several times latoly that under the new
| administration he would be appointed
minister to France. He has a whole
| some dread of water, and wonders how
he can get across the pond without being
| seasick.
| The case Of Captain and Lafayette
Palmer versus Hans highland, before
| Justice Mcintyre, was on trial today,
md lasted most of the afternoon. Upland
vas held to answer to the district court.
The case against Ole Ugland was dis
missed.
| One of our county commissioners re-
IN ,rkea today that the Daily Evening
News says the DAILY ISTER-OCEAS is no
| good; but he thinks it is good little
pa YER. The only question in his mind is
whether the town is large enough to
lpport two or not.
+. J. Glass, who is in charge ofthe sig
nal service at Fort Totten, was in the
city Yesterday for the first time. Mr..
| lass has been ut the fort since Decem-
'er. 1888. He says he expected to see a
rrettv good town here, but had no i1s1
he would find so many substantial build
ings.
| AS Charles Karski was going to a
nciyhbor's last night, seven miles north
Of Freshwater. his team ran away and
hrcw him out. dislocating his shoulder.
\ neighbor took the same team to come
to this city and get DR.. Camp and as he
| approached town the horses took fright
md ran away again. He held on as long
as possible, but the boltcame out of the
cvener and up to o'clock today the
team had not been heard of.
Ka-la-ka-pa-s-kung, which being in
terpreted to United States means Riding
Skunk, is the name of a noble red man
who was taken before Commissioner
Noble today by United States Marshal
Reed for stealing wood from Uncle Sam s
domain. The defendant was represented
ed by Barrister Flummerfelt, who
summed up the evidence and moved tc
dismiss the case and tax the costs
against Marshal Reed, but the commits.
sioner thought otherwise and committed
him to the Fargo Jail. The U. S. deputy
will accompany him thence on Monday
next.
From Mondays Daily 1nter-Ocean)
W. W. Flynn, ofJerusalem, is in town
to-day.
Wild geese will be due, overhead, in
two weeks. Honk! honk!