Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-11
Myrtle Holloway, are in the city, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kelley.
They were married at Spring Valley,
Mimi, last week and are on their way to
st. John, Mr.. Lyman's official home.

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Mimi, last week and are on their way to
st. John, Mr.. Lyman's official home.
From Wednesdays Daily Inter.ocean.
Howard Il Wetenhall have dissolved
partnership.
Robt. McDougall came in from Cando
yesterday evening.
The Lulu was righted last evening and
once more floats serene.
George Popp and wife left for Duluth
this. morning on a tour of inspection.
Sheriff Lemay, of Bottineau county,
left for home this morning satisfied with
the way we celebrate.
Capt. Nowlan, with + troop, 7th cav
airy, arrived at Fort Totten from Turtle
mountain yesterday.
c. 4 l.. Budde have received their long
expected brick and will soon have their
new brick block completed.
Mrs. Samuel F. Moles left for her
home i'll Fergus Falls this morning, well
pleased with her visit to Devils Lake.
Iron Elk, the Indian who was shot at
Totten while leading the sham battle on
July 4, is slowly improving, but is not
out of danger.
T. Lyon White, of the Fargo firm of
White 4 Dickinson, loan agents, is in
the city for the first time. He is charmed
with our lake and our rich rolling lands.
c. f. Bar1hart and wife, from Little
Falls, Minn., accompanied by Miss NJ.
+. st. Cyr, camo in on last evenings
train on visit to their uncle, Sheriff lie
May, of Bottineau county.
Mr.. Thomas Christian and Miss Nina
Thompson were united in marriage this
morning by Justice Pattin. 1t was the
judges maiden effort in tying matrimo-
nial knots, and he says he tied it good
and hard.
Rev. Mr.. Barlow otliciated this morn
ing in the marriage of Mr.. Chas. Hunter
and Miss Alice ID. Darling, the former of
Bartlett, and the latter of Clear Lake,
MINI. The happy couple are guests at
the Lakeview.
G. S. Collins, who was injured by be-
ing run over July 1, is reported by his
physician, DIR. O'Donnell, to be in very
critical condition, the case having de-
veloped into peritonitis. Cy stands ii
like major.
Commissioners Rumney, Creel and
Barton went out to Freshwater today
and Will, the assistance of the farmers
will try and lay out satisfactory road
from Joshua Coykendalls to Frank
Honett's. The commissioners sit to.
morrow again as a board of equalization.
1t will probably take two days more to
equalize the whole assessment roll.
(From Thursdays Daily Inter Ocean3
\ court house is being built at Bot.
tineau.
vi. South is building Il residence on
cast Fourth street.,
Cyrus Collins is improving little
He rested better last night.
V. b. Noble returned from his trip to
Bottineau county yesterday evening.
Thomas Flynn, sheriff of Rolette
county, came in on the stage last even
ing.
The new elevator will be located be-
tween the two depots OH the south side
of the track
Mr.. Palmer, of Oskaloosa, Ia, came i'm
on the train yesterday evening to look
over the country.
Edward La Bcrgc, of Dunseith, is in
the city as a witness in the Hutchinson
Foussard land case.
Sam Dodd, the owner of the fastest
piece of horseficsh in North Dakota,
went to Park River today.
o. B. Bolster, of Moorhead, and J. +.
Jungen, of Minneapolis, are calling on
their customers in this city.
Major Benham says he expects Il card
OF thanks from the band today and thinks
that they must have overlooked him.
Geo. DeGroat came into the city last
evening. He is jubilant over the pros
poets Of big wheat crop in his section.
Mons. Vachon, the French manipula-
tor Of the Hotel Henham cuisine, is put
ting up a neat little residence in block 90
The dining room and Office of the
Lakeview have been handsomely deco
rated and trimmed with colored papers.
Ole o. Fordc. assessor, and o. J.. O.
DISCARD, commissioner, of Nelson
county, are registered at the Nora
House.
L. S. Marshal Allen and Deputy Reed
returned from Turtle mountain today.
Gen. Allen will leave for Fargo Saturday
morning.
II. c. Hayden received a carload of
sheep at Tracy day before yesterday. He
bought them in Chicago and is going to
start a sheep ranch.
A new printing office went out this
afternoon for st. John, the outfit being
conveyed in a one-ox cart. Mr.. Wilcox
is to be the editor.
Thos. Newell, formerly clerk at the
Griggs House, Grand Forks, has accept
ed a similar position at the Benhan1
House. Mr.. Newell has good record
and many friends.
What is the reason the bone trains are
all going to Bartlett for the last few days!
Cannot our merchants pay as much for
them AS they do at Bartlett? Something
is wrong somewhere.
An unknown friend of the INTER.
OCEAN sent us a box of pie plant from
Grand Forks yesterday. Some of the