Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-04-11
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
(ErOm SATURDAYS Daily Inter.n.>

Emmett Pew came in from Cando yes
| terday.
Quite an emigration from Michigan to
this city last night.
w. Fl. Carver, of Dry lake. drove into
the city this afternoon.
What became of the money subscribed
for bridges over the coulee last fall?
Mr.. Stanton has been in town for a
number of days and returned to Grand
Forks this morning.
Two fine spaniels came up By Aexpress
last night. This. makes l74s3, dogs
in the Devils Lake region. w
D. McCanna came in from the coulee
yesterday and went back today with a
load>of farming implements.
L. 6. Hanson is putting up building
between Third and Fourth streets to hold
machinery, drags, plows, etc.
Arthur Lyman, deputy L. S. collector
at St. Johns, drove into the city yester-
day and will return tomorrow.
Banker Rolphe, of Minnewaukan, re-
turned from the east yesterday, satisfied
that Dakota is the promised land.
A. Mckay Of Oskaloosa, Iowa, arrived
in the city yesterday evening, with a
view to starting into business here
John Conyers returned from Missouri
yesterday evening and reports large
emigration on their way to this place.
Charles Belgard has shot the first
goose of the season, and reports that
there are good many ducks up his way.
The marshal has gang of men open
ing up the culvcrts on the crossings and
draining the water accumulated on the
streets.
c. Carson brought in car load OF
stock and movables from Bowling Green
Kentucky, and will take it out to Bot
tineau comfy.
The city should have a new dumping
| ground. People coming into town from
the west are making complaints about
the very offensive condition Of our
suburbs.
O. B. Spencer and family have been
spending part of tho winter in Indians
and returned yesterday evening to take
| up their residence on their farm west Of
Freshwater.
Peter Edstrom returned yesterday
after looking through Germany and halt
a dozen states and failing to find better
country than this. He brought wife
with him and is supremely happy.
DR.. Swenston, of Toronto, has been in
the city for several days and has decided
to cast his lot among the pioneers of this
place. He has bought u claim and will
combine the pleasures. of farming with
his profession.
John Coolin, who has been appointed
| nightwatch, should be assisted, in q
| measure. by the business men. The
city pays but S35 per month and the
people should increase this by consider
| able to secure the permanent services OF
as good a nightwatch as Mr.. Coolin will
| make.
George Morrow, Frank and Lester
A>"oSAtS, AASAI A)tAhN, w III. l>ll
| lings, all of Bancroft, Michigan, arrived
in the city last evening. They left today
for the Turtle Mountain iis!ri to take
| up clailils, and expect six more of their
friends here next week for the same
| purpose
| Two tonlerfeet cInigrants arrived here
week ago from Michigan, thinking to
make IA corner on beans. They might
have known it was like shipping coal to
| Pittsburg. They say our merchants do
moi appreciate the bean question, and ac-
s:ordinely left this afternoon for some
point across the lake. Between the no,
day and the temperature of the gentle
men the lake should be pretty well
cleared Of ice when they reach the other
| side