Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-12-05
NORTH sHoRB NOTES.
Morris Thomas got back from Duluth


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Morris Thomas got back from Duluth
Thursday.
Justice Pattin returned from st. Paul
SATURDAY. evening.
H. J. Randall, Of Park River, spent
Sunday in the city.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock. Wednesday
evening, . daughter.
w. E. Hunt. tho Odessa bonanza farm
or, was in town Monday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Poole, last Sat-
urday evening, daughter.
The band Is practicing new piece of
music. and 1t is very pretty.
Mr.. .Csrruthers, ofthe News Democrat,
Is reported dangerously i'll.
Banker Burnett and family left Mon
day for Edinburg. Scotland.
The mill we'll Is being made deeper to
secure greater sappiy Ut water.
B. F. Barney, Of st. Paul. was calling
on the grocerymen, etc.. Monday.
Bennett & 'Horsman have got 1t
straight from Boston" this week.
Miss Mamie Flint was In the oity Wis.,
iting friends the early part of this week.
Major Cramsie aud DR.. Drabelle, of
Ft. Totem. spent couple of days in the
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Msher expect to
leave for Michigan the 18th to remain
4 about one month.
Messrs. Oswsld, Trsat, Doll and Taylor
have gone to the Psmbtns mountains to
hunt bear and deer. s.
w. R. Pattin returned from st. Paul
Saturday aud has taken desk room tem-
porarily with Noble q Noble.
A. J. Wirtx, Of Grand Harbor. was In
town Saturday, and says he can't get
along without the INTER-OcEAN.
D. w. Ensign left for Pennsylvania
Thursday morning to romain during the
winter. He will return In the spring.
Michael Hagerty was taken before JUS
tice Wishart Wednesday for being
drunk and disorderly and fined IS and
costs.
Emmett Pew, Of Cando, and his sister
Lizzie left for Missouri Thursday morn
ing. Emmett will return In u couple of
weeks.
The wife OF Louis Larson, Of Odessa,
died on Sunday from the effects of fever.
a husband and three children are left to
mourn her loss.
Dick Sutter has l3O acres Of ground
ready for seed on bis place near Fresh
water. Dick has tax Oh his stock to Mouse
river, where he will winter them.
Jas. E. Reed drove in from Mouse
river Saturday and returned Monday.
His brother left for Ohio on Monday q
train, whore he will renatn for the win
ter.
James, the youngest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cummings, died Tuesday
evening Of cholera infanturn. The fun
eral took place Thursday. the Rev. Mr..
Converse officiating.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
have large assortment Of very hand
some articles for their Christmas fair,
which will opened about the 18th. The
place VI holding 1t will be announced
next week.
John Dinner, one Of tho Dunseith town
site proprietors and coal mine owners.
passed through here Thursday for the
mountain. The company have put in Il
large amount Of machinery and expect
to hoist coal shortly.
II. ). Bobeau will leave for the north
part of Michigan today to remain during
the winter. lie intends visiting the
leading points for the purpose of talking
Dakota, and promises to bring back will,
him a great many settlers.
of. NJ. Delano q Co., dealers in in
vestment securities, Al Broadway, New
York." il the title of card received by
the INrEHOcEAN. The Co. Is Mr.. Philip
Richardson, formerly in tho land office
In this city. Mr.. Richardson's friends
here will DO glad to learn that he is es-
tablished in business, and we hope he IL
doing we'll.
Thursday evenings train brought d.
8. Dodds, John Weeks, DR.. Geo. X. Jack
son, Chas. E. Hovey and 8. A. Cranmon
from Lakota. The gentleman came up
to receive the necessary instructions from
Minnewaukan Lodge, No. Is. A. F. and
A. NJ, to enable them to establish lodge
at the Nelson county capitol. They re-.
turned Yesterday msrning.