Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-29
is advertising that celebrated insti-

and is advertising that celebrated insti
tuition.
Capt. Parker, of Towner county. droy,
into this city yesterday.
DIR. Davenport arrived here from Moor
head yesterday evening.
D. A. Dewey, of Columbus. Pa. was
among yesterdays arrivals.
F. w. Wilder went down on the train
to Grand Forks this morning.
Jas. McCanna, ofTowner county. drove
into the city yesterday evening.
The roof trees and rafters of the new
roller mill are being put in place today.
Mrs. +. and Miss E. Morrison, of Ros-
ton. registered at the Benham Yesterday.
Frank Palmer, Of Fort Totten, came
over the lake on the Minute IL. this aft
ernoon.
;. w. Pierson, of Larimore, can,e up
on the tram last evening to engage car
penters to work in that city,,
George Smith went down to I.arimore
TINS morning to work at his trade Of car
penter for the rest Of the autumn.
John Birkholz and wife, of Grand
Forks, are registered at the Lakeview
and will spend few days in the city.
J.J. Horton started out to the coulee
country this morning with load oflum-
ber and hardware to locate OH farm.
Supt. Guthrie and Roadmasters Down
ing and Bruce came up OH the regular
yesterday and returned this morning.
Messrs. Brown and Chase, the Quincy.
ILL.,, gentlemen who are camping on
'reller's bay, have the INTER-OcEAN's
thanks for fine bunch of ducks.
w. w. Carter and family have been
visiting friends in Towner county since
June !. They left for their home in
Bowling Green, Mo-, this morning.
James Mettler. accompanied by his
daughter and Miss Cynthia Wyplc. of
Iowa, is here on visit to his brother,
Allan Mettler, Of this city, and will re-
main for IL week or two.
G. f. Mayhall, associate editor of the
Bowling Green MOI Times, has been
examining our soil and trying the eli
mate for couple of months and left for
home thoroughly satisfied this morning.
George and Joseph Roth, with their
wives, left for their homes in Missouri
this morning. Mr.. Joseph Roth will re-
turn here in the spring to live perna-
nently. He says he don't care to look
for better country.
George $. Cleveland, Jr., of Minncap-
Oils, came over on the boat from Minue-
waukan yesterday evening. He repre-
sents the Northwestern works. and
although related to our president, he
threw away his vote last fall.
James Boden was in the city last even
ing. lie says his wheat is so thick that
the self binders can't cut more than
ing apafaS'aAF lhSif o %Aietth Aiet the bundles; ixL,
enough. There is scarcely room on the
field for the shocks. These are facts.
Lawrence Ryson's machine threshed
out load of new wheat on Frank La
vergnc's place yesterday and it was mar
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hard and bringing GA cents. This is the
first new wheat brought in. Mr.. Rysom
gave us a sample which shows excellent
machine work.
G. w. Hiles, formerly citizen Of this
place, arrived here from Angus, Ia, last
evening. 1etOok advantage of the cheap
excursion rates and will remain a week
with us. He notes Il wonderful improve
ment in this city since he left here over
year ago and thinks this town will be
flooded with visitors for the next forty
days, as it is cheaper travelling up into
this country than staying at home.
(From Fridays Daily Inter -Occan)
Wheat 63 cents.
Frank I.ycan is in the city visiting his
customers.
Ed Lol'ncs has just finished harvesting
100 acres of wheat.
II. J. Randall, of Park River, is regis
tered at the Lakeview.
Forks yesterday evening.
Penn Armstrong and wife returned
home TO the Forks this morning.
Parson Stuart is painting the front of
his sample room in elegant style.
w. l.. Stockdale, of Minneapolis, is in
the city stocking up our grocery men.
DIR. Davenport will be at the I.akcview
Hotel August % and remain four days.
Phil McHugh and his father are both
in the city representing different lines of
hardware.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Reed, at Moose river, Oh the ed of Au-
gust, a son.
c. l.. Taylor, a brother-in-law ofII. H.
Bratton, has arrived here from Montana
and will remain here permanently.
DIR. ODonnell can be found for few
days either at A. b. Benefits drug store
or at his own residence on Kelly avenue.
The iron for the roof of the Touring
mill is being hoisted up to the top of the
building today and will be in place by
tomorrow evening.
DR.. Rookie and Bill Requa went out to
Freshwater today, the former to perform
a surgical operation on a horse and the
latter to shoot at ducks.
A brother and brother-in law of w. l..
Hunt are visiting the latter at his farm
near Odessa. They are from Michigan,
and are "pone on the cOuntrv''