Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-23
goods for the Simmons Hardware Co. of

goods for tho Simmons Hardware Co. of
St. Louis.
James Scotield and William Doll re-
turned from Minneapolis yesterday
evening.
Commissioner Runney went to Odessa
today. He was looking over the Coulie
country yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Corsett arrived in
the city yesterday evening from their
Towner county farm.
Have the milkmen forgotten that it is
now summer, and the winter rates for
milk tickets are still kept up?
Creamer Milloy complains about our
alleys being so blocked up that he cannot
get through them with his team.
The Odd Fellows hall has got fairly
sts:rtod down Fourth street and will in Il
few days be on its new foundation.
P. c Henry & Co. have removed their
harness shop from L. Il. Achenback's'
across the street beside C. & l.. Budde's.
Several emigrants started out to the
Turtle mountain county this morning,
their teams loaded with lumber, stores,
etc.
B. w. Lair, editor of the Turtle Noun
tain Times, is in the city, having passed
through the late election without a
scratch.
Ed Hartin, the champion mixer Of
health restoring liquors in tho northwest,
has accepted a position with Lynch 4
German.
Eaton & Higbee are agents for the Con-
tinental Insurance company, Of New
York, and will insure wheat crops
against hail.
j. s. SINNERS, representative of Frirh-
man 4 Lewis, manufacturers of crackers
and confectionery, st. Paul, is calling
on his customers.
Alex Walker is painting his now resi-
dence, which will add materially to it's
appearance In particular and to that part
Of the city generally.
Sam Dodd went to Park River to visit
one of his branch mcat markets. The
market here is the parent stem to which
there are several branches.
a. II. Maynard has removed the office
formerly belonging to w. y. Fowle to-
the lot adjoining Eaton n lIigbcc on the
south, where he will open II fruit store
John dinner arrive ed last evening from
Dunscith. He brought II beautiful speci-
men of sandstone, of which there is an
extensive quarry six miles from town.
, A. Mackay's opening last night was
largely attended. Joe Davenport served
delicious lunch and the rornct band
rendered several pieces of music in fine
style.
Frank Palmer came over from tho
Fort yesterday evening and returned by
boat today withu barge of lumber for his
new hotel. lie has the excavation COM
pleted and is working on the foundation
now.
Fargo Argus-Hon. r.. Il. Tillolson, of
st. John, reached Fargo last evening and
takes the train for Bismarck this morn
, ing to watch the auditor count the votes
in the Rolette county seat contest. Mr.
Tillotson is a good Dnkotan.
(From Fridays Daily Inter -Orcan.J
i. w. StoltZ went out on the train to
1.arimorc today.
! Col. Towner returned from Larimore
yesterday evening"
=. II. Wilson went to Fargo on the
train this morning.
Commissioner Church came down
from the "annex' today.
Some Of the boys in blue came over
from the Fort on the boat yesterday.
CT. WhaIey, of Verplanck Bros, st.
! Paul, is around again distributing l,a-
vnnas.
Frank Honett, Rory McKae and Finley
Chisholm, of Frcshwater, were in the
city today.
Mrs. South left here this morning on Il
visit t." her parents at Blue Earth city,
Minnesota.
Robert Wilson and family arrived here
from Ontario yesterday evening and
drove out to their new home ut Island
Lake.
Dennis Sheehan came up from l.arimore
yesterday evening. He sowcd I4O acres
of wheat on his farm. there and will SOW
80 acres on his other place ut rnndo.
William Grow, one of our leading at
tOrneys in this city for two years and
now district attorney of Itolcttc county,
arrived in the metropolis las, evening.
j. B. Sinclair started out on :hc train to
Lakota this morning, but changed his
mind before he went a hundred yards
from the depot and returned to this city.
w. l.. Stockdalc, one of our regular
= monthly visitors, representing George
, r. Newell x Co.. Minneapolis is in the
, city looking after the interests Of his
customers.
Emmett Pew came down from Cantlo
this afternoon to arrange for the hauling
of lumber for the school houses. Several
: teams are expected in tonight to take the
lumber out.
: Gardner Moore, 4 member of the town.
site company, is now one Of the Illinois
Terra Gotta Lumber Co., with offices at
Chicago and works at Pullman. The
terra Gotta lumber is made from sawdust
and clay, and is claimed to he fire-proof.
Walter Taylor, of Lafayette, Ind, ar
rived in the city last evening. Mr.. Tay-
Ter is an old school mate of Frank Shaws,
Judge Prosser and wife and Mrs. Hav-
iland of this place. His old friends are