Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-12-26
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Now Is the time to subscribe to the ele-
vator stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Maher left for
Michigan Monday morning.
Mrs. Peter Woods left for the east
Tuesday morning to visit friends.
Last Saturday was . great day for trade.
The streets were tined with teams.
Do not forget the elevator company
meeting on Saturday, Jan 2, 1885, at 2
p. m.
Lieut.. Nickerson. Of Fort Totten, was
registered at the Merchants, st. Paul,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Alexander went to
Lakota Tuesday ,ospend Christmas with
their son and daughter.
Miss Eva Perkins, who has been visit
ing Mrs. rodd fol- several months. left
for her home In Mnnesots Tuesday.
A. A.sCratsenburg, special agent for
the German American Insurance COM
pany, was In the city Monday and Tues
day.
James q; Stratton, hunter from the
Cheyenne. was in town yesterday with .
sled load Of veniscn, the result ofhis one
weeks hunt.
Tho recipe for new and wonderful
mustache invigorator has struck the
town, and some OF the boys are dilliRent-
ly applying II.
A. J. Mcdonald butchered q steer last
week which weighed, when dressed, l2O6
pounds. II was atsll fed, on Dskots tur-
nips and barley.
The Pope Manufacturing Co. OF Bos-
ton have our thanks Tor one OF their ele-
giant Columbia calendars for 1896. 1t is
very handsome.
Gerald Avery, one Of the solid farmers
Of Odessa township. was In the city
Thursday and paid his respects to tho
INrRR-OcEAN.
Extra copies Of the INTER OCEAN this
week, containing full report of the Ma
sonic installation ceremonies, can be OBJ
tained at this office.
Let every one Interested In the SUCCESS
Of the Farmers elevator be present on
Saturday, Jan 2, and sec that good men
are elected ~ ofticers.
Capt. Nolan and Lieut.. Roach drove
over from the fort Saturday. They re-
port everything quiet at the post, several
Of the officers being absent.
Tho postoffice has handled about two
carloads ofChristmas packages and cards
this week. Ithasn't been very "merry
Christmas' for the postmaster and his
assistant.
Frank Creek, who keeps "Travelers'
Rest" hotel In the Antelope, was in the
city Wednesday en- route to Grand Forks
to visit relatives and sample homestead
ed turkey.
| Emmet Orr, who Is a whole circus
under one tent, came up Tuesday and has
been spending Christmas all week among
his friends. He has a complete now re-
peftOlfG OF stories.
Clark w. Haggart, deputy sheriff OF
Cass county. came in on Wednesday eve
ming = train. Rumor has 1t that Clark was
seeking to interview some parties who
had evaded Justice.
There will q meeting held In the en-
gine house In this city on Jan. 2. 1886, al
Up. m. to organize the Farmers Elevator
Co. Officers will be elected and arrange
ments made to issue stock.
Miss Bertha Daniels, q highly respected
and very charming young lady who has
been IN Devils Lake over year past, left
for New Lisbon, Wis.,, on Wednesday oi
this week, to remain until spring.
The INrER-OcEAN Annual will he out
next Saturday. Every subscriber will
receive a copy free. Extra copies III
cents. The work is full of statistical mat.
ter and is good document to send to
friends.
The e., A. r. officials who came up
from Grand Forks and remained over
Sunday were given = ride n's the bay
Sunday afternoon. The part, wa, driven
as far as Thompson's point an' !. tnessed
the fishing operations in Fi>h'""n.
When We went to press !! =. evening
the mimic kings, princes, qu ..,, dukes
lords, clowns and many other rspreaen.
tative characters were pouri" into the
rink. An account Of the g!... masque.
rade carnival will appear next week.
Mr.. Robert Tuftord aud h,mily are re.
cent arrivals from Canada. Mr.. Tufford
has purchased the Stevens place, and will
proceed to make himself comfortable In
Dakota. He says quite number will
come here next year from his part OF
Canads.
Owing TO change in the time by the
Canadian Pacific the connection Of Man.
itoba trains at Gretna 10 broken, and oil
business for points in Manitoba must &c
by tho way Of Emerson, service having
been withdrawn between Gretna and
Winnipeg.
The enterprising hrm Of Lynch Il Cor
man remembered their friends and GUS
toners yesterday in an elaborate and ele
CANT way. A box Of fragrant Havana,
came from their establishment to the In
rER-OcEAs table, and the air has beer
blue with smoke ever since.
Jim Goodrich, who went to the Jug fol
IdrawIng dangerous weapon, propound