Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-04-04
Of this region, came down from Dun
seth Saturday evanjnp

If the grocery men, meat market and
milkmen would start fight the whole
country would be at war.
Mr.. Thompson, of Minnesota, brought
in carload of stock and movables on
Saturday evenings train.
Mr. Campbell, district attorney of Ben.
son county, came into the city yesterday
and went TO Grafton today.
E. G. Hanson returned Saturday and
will handle the Cassidy plows, the J. I.
Case thresher and the Buckeye binders.
R. L. Parsons got back from Missouri
Saturday, accompanied by F. D. Butner,
who comes to get slice of Towner
county dirt. Mr.. Parsons says more are
coming.
DR.. Snider is hauling out lumber to-
day to build another house on his farm.
the present one not being large enough
for the help he will require to do his
seeding.
| The Bartlett Courier of the Goth saws:
w. D. McClintock is lying seriously
sick at the Union House. DR.. Halstead
of Michigan City is in attendance. 1t is
believed that the disease is now entirely
under control.
The News has dropped it's freight
| "specials' and now manufactures tele-
grams at home. How easy it is to say
the queen has declared war, and then
contradict it the next day. See Fridays
and Saturdays News.
There is good opening for large ho-
tel here. Strangers were looking round
town On Saturday begging for accommo-
dations and the ever hospitable newspa-
per man was called upon to give them
lodging which was done with the pleas
ure characteristic Of the scribes.
(From Tuesdays Daily lnter-Ocean.)
John Brown sowed two acres Of wheat
yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Wilmot got back from
Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Springer have
gone to Park River to live.
T. G. Fladeland returned from Lari-
more yesterday evening on the freight
train.
Capt. Parker, of Cando, brought in
some nice stock for his farm Yesterday
evening.
Sam Dodd returned home last night
bringing with him two carloads of stall
fed beef.
&. f. Davis of Wyoming, Iowa,
brought car load Of horses into the CITY
last night.
Seven carloads of stock and other
freight arrived here on the st. p, NJ. Il
NJ. last night.
Judge Linden arrived on yesterday
evenings train and ls paying his old
friends visit.
John Caffery has left the city for his
country residence and will put in largo
acreage of wheat.
The Red Wing farm wagon, claimed
to be the best in the market, sold at G.
& l.. Budde's cheap. ltd&w
Mrs. South had progressive cuchre
party last night at her residence. There
were six ladies and gentlemen present.
Mrs. Kelly carried off tho honors.
Hon. H. II. Ruger returned last even
ing. Being accompanied by his family,
who have been in Wisconsin during tho
winter, he went Immediately to his
home at Grand Harbor.
The marshal wantsV disfinctly under
stood that if the cilizeFdo not clean up,
both in front and }eoF If their buildings
Immediately, he IN ID the work HIM
self and charge tito thehl.
Mr.. Rea, inspector Of Western Union
Telegraph Cos batteries on both the
Northern Pacific and St. p, NJ. e. NJ.
lines, arrived in the city last night and
left on this mornings train for Helena,
Montana.
G. w. Maurice, who used to run a
restauran mt in this city, has been sick at
New Orleans, but is now recovering
He has tried Colorado for his health and
says Dakota agrees with him better than
any other climate he has ever lived in
{. Riggs, Capt. Parker and J. McC,,nc
each received a car load of stock and
movables from Hanibal Mo-, and will
haul them up to Cando today. They
also brought with them over forty very
fine thoroughbred hogs-Poland China,
Durocs and Berkshire-which they will
keep for breeding purposes.
William Sparks, of Dry lake, got
weary waiting for Col. Donan's fair bevy
of ladies who are ofmake the Dakota
boys happy, and /co3 3cluded to take one
Of Canada's $ fair hayehters as a hclpmcct.
They both arriEsd last evening on the
train. The INTER OCEAN wishes them
success in all their Undertakings.
(From Wednesdays Daily IntsrOceanJ
One carload Of stock and movables
arrived at Tracy yesterday evening.
Mr.. Springer has concluded to stay
here. He takes charge of Warner e.
Stoltzs lu mber yard.
John Fry, representing J. c. Oswald,
Minneapolis, wholesale liquor dealer,
arrived yesterday evening.
Mr.. Stanton, of Grand Forks, came up
on the train yesterday evening. He is
looking after the interests of the McCor-
| mack binder.
A. J. Stade, Of Grand Harbor, drove
into the metropolis this morning for the
purpose of qualifying for treasurer of
Lake school township.