Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-15
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
From Saturdays Daily 1pter.oc oce,n

tfrom Saturdays Daily Inter-Ocean.
Sheriff Snore, of Benson county, is in
the city today.
DR.. Lane drove in from Coolin vester.
day afternoon.
Who picked up the largest hail stone
at Fort Totten yesterday?
John Frey, of Minneapolis, went down
on the freight this morning.
Judge Mcconnell and Attorney Bosard
came up on this afternoons train.
Col. Towner returned yesterday and
will go up to his ranch on Moose rive,
tomorrow.
Martin McCollum returned from
Grand Forks yesterday evening. He
had an excellent time.
Frank Palmer came over from the For,
last night. The Palmer house is almos,
finished, and is beauty.
Mr.. Higbee's mother and brothe,
arrived here yesterday evening from
Plano, ILL.,, to remain permanently il
this city.
Z. NJ. Holmes, the foster brother of c.
+. Jones, of McHenry county, arrived
here yesterday from Haverhill, N. H.,
and will settle on the Moose river.
The business houses are nearly all
closed this afternoon out of respect tc
Gen. Grant. The postoffice and land of.
flee were closed from to O'Clock on
official orders from Washington.
The business houses of Devils Lake
were all closed this afternoon and mosI
of them heavily draped in mourning ou,
Of respect for the dead hero whose re.
mains were laid at rest today in River.
side park, New York.
r. l.. Woodwork, of Minneapolis, and
r. V. Clayton, of st. Paul, returned
from their trip to Dunseith last evening
They think that the country west of this
place cannot be eXcellcd and is fully as
good if not better than the Red river val.
ley.
w. +. Marvin, Of Erie county, Pa, is
here visiting friends. Mr.. Marvin, who
is y years of age, tripped lightly up oul
front stairway this morning to say that
this is the finest country he ever saw,
and he only wishes he was Il boy again
to come here and settle for life.
From Mondays Daily Inter-Ocean)
Commissioner Davis, of Towner coun.
ty, is in the city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Turpin
Yesterday, a son.
Farm machinery by the carload is being
hauled to the grain fields.
William and Harry Rumney, of Odessa
drove into the city this morning.
DIR. Ruger and \. j. Stade, of Grand
Harbor, are III the metropolis today.
w. G. Stoughton is building an addi
ton to The rear OF his store, 2Ox2O teel.
County Attorney Campbell, of Benson
county, drove over from Minnewaukar
last evening.
Morris Thomas, accompanied by his
wife, from Freshwater, drove into the
city this morning.
J. II. Bosard and family, of Grand
Forks, arrived here on Saturday and
went oven to Fort Totten yesterday
They returned home this morning.
r. J. Walker started for his farm yes
terday with traction engine and a Case
separator. Some part of the engine gave
way and il was returned for repairs
This is the first piece of machinery o
this sort sold in Devils Lake. 1t came
from f. 6. Hanson's agency.
Park River Gazette: J. d. Moore, OF
Devils Lake, one of the proprietors oftht
Park River meat market, will make this
place his headquarters and give his un.
divided attention to the business here
\ delivery wagon is one OF the new i'm.
provements already inaugurated.
Judge Mcconnell did not appoint {
clerk of court for this county, and it is
now believed that Mr.. Saunders will be
permitted to hold the position, even be.
yond the fall term, perhaps. Although
the aspirants for the position are worthy
and competent men, yet they could no,
improve the conduct of the office. Mr.
Saunders fills the bill.