Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-12-19
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

metropolis this wesk.
The Fisher building on Fourth and
Arnold IL under roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer are the
happy parents Of fine girl baby.
Arthur Lyman came down from st.
John Tuesday and returned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Maher expect
to leave Monday for visit in Michigan.
Dr.. Draper went to Dunseith Thursday
to look after the molars Of the noun.
taineera.
J. b. Sinclair came down from Bottl-
neau Saturday. Ha has opened store ut
that place.
Crook >;on Lodge, No. l4l, A. F. & A..
NJ. will dedicate their new hall New
Years eve.
E. e. pill was registered At the Mer-
chants, st. Paul. Monday. More stock
II suppose"
John Powers, ranchmsn north of
Dry lake, was swelterlng in our MONDAY
sun Wednesday,.
Joseph II. Parsons came up on Mon
days train to bathe in tho golden winter
sunlight of Dakota.
E. G. Graham, the jeweler, has opened
his ch-repsiring ablishment in the
postoffice building.
Postmaster Esean. Of TT. Totten, came
over Thursday 70 witness the Masonic
installation ceremonies.
Pete McClory, of Grand Har,,or, was
extending his fraternsl hand TO his
friends during the week.
Editor Gulbrandsen, Of the Grand
Forks Tidende, was up from the Red
river metropolis Monday.
Superintendent Guthrie was III the
city Wednesday night. lie says the
progress Of our town IL remarkable.
Judge O'Brion returned from st. Paul
Saturday, and Sam Dodd feels hopeful in
regard to that two gallons Of bears oil.
A fro was discovered In the Lakeview
hotel wOodhouse Sunday morning, JUS
In time to prevent disastrous confiagra.
tion.
James u. Campbell loft Tuesday 70,
Michigan to remain until spring, when
he will return with Mrs. Campbell and
the baby.
Sheriff Wagnoss, A. o. Whipple and j.
B. Eaton went to Fargo Thursday, being
~, a. -
grand jury.
Married, Dec. II, by Rev. G. S. Con
verse. MIR. Thomas Faugh, OF Devils
Lake, and Miss Hattie Kicker, Of Pelican
Rapids, MINI.
]. d. Cummings, the engine expert
sent from Minneapolis to start tho mill
engine, pronounces the machinery IN
first-class order.
The INTER-OcEAN annual will be a
thing Of beauty and y joy forever. A
Summer scene on Devils Lake" is one
Of the features Of the work.
Thomas Mullen unfurled to the breeze
Tuesday conspicuous Sign which indi.
Gates law AZ his profession and settlers
located for accommodation.
G. l.. Crydernan has gone to Grand
Forks for the winter. Mrs. Cryderman,
who Is an inyaiid, is under the care OF
DIR. Rutledge. Of that place.
Charles Parker, enc of the leading
farmers of Tracy, was in town Tuesday
Mr.. Parker has an elegant piece of land
In high state Of cultivation.
No. thank you, we don't care to inter.
view any more mill shafts. They look
innocent, but are very deceptive. We
prefer dynamite; 1t isn't so slow.
J. B. Irwin had two boats on his sled
en- route from here TO the Cheyenne
Wednesday, which indicates fishing
furore down In that genial zone.
Judge Pattin tied another matrimonial
knot Thursday evening, uniting Mr.
George Maxwell and Miss Ida RasmIs-
sen In the holy bonds Of wedlock.
Thomas Thorson. late ''ofiensive parti-
zan' postmaster at Bartlett, has taken a
position in John w. Mahcrs office, to
remain during the lattsr's absence in
Michigan.
Wa-me-tah, ward Of Maj. Cramsie, at
Totten, in company witll.a dozen other
dusky maidens, we're busy in town We'd
nesday selecting gifts for bestowal at
Christmas.
1t appears that Barney shanley and
Tom Mullen received their commissions
simultaneously a. deputy Y. s. marshals,
but they have not shaken hands yet over
the result.
Brown County Sentinel: Will Mer.
rick, of Devils Lake is visiting in this
vicinity. He was formerly in the post
Office at Edmore, Mich, and Is known to
many ofour readers.
Mrs. w. w. Wishart left for Washing
ton yesterday morning, and will remain
until spring. Mrs. w. Y. Rumney and
Miss Nettie Rumney also went to st.
Paul to remain until spring.
J. B. Sinclair was loading his third in
voice Of groceries at G. e. L. Budde's last
Tuesday preparatory to the opening OF
his store in that city Of boulevards which
is the county seat of Bottineau.
John F. Dinner came down from. Dun
seth Saturday. He reports satisfactory
progress in the work Of preparation to
work the coal mine, and says the COM
pany will be hoisting coal next week.
On our first page will be found the ''for
sale' advertisement Of I. G. Wade, OF
Jamestown. who offers some fine young