Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25
ton yesterday and will remain in the
city for a few days.

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NJ. D. Flint and Ed McHenry came
over on the Minnie H. from Minnewau-
kan yesterday afternoon.
Jas. V. Brooke, H. NJ. Creel and j. F..
Carruthers, witnesses before the grand
jury, returned last evening.
Col. Sweigert and son returned from
Turtle mountain last evening and leave
for their home in Springfield, ILL.,, to-
morrow.
The dock at Minnewaukan is going to
be extended 500 feet further into the lax e,
gether and give them five feet of water.
The survey has been made and work
will commence at one.
Bradley has new way of delivering
his laundry now; ut least one would
think so to see the rapid rate goods were
being distributed out of his buggy this
morning near the depot. His steed took
fright at the whistle of the train and ran
to the country, and did not stop until ii
got stuck in a quagmire on the road
about a mile west of town. No damage
done except one of the wheels got locked
to the axle for want of oil and two pieces
of laundry are missing.
A. p. Havrevold, who volunteered to
go to Fargo to testify before the grand
jury, is in trouble. His speculation was
not paving one, as he was only allowed
$l.G0 for his valuable services and he
| could not get back again. 1t will not
raise the price of Grape any if he stays
/ away from this city. There are strange
| rumors about McGcc. Some say he is il,
town and does not want to show him
self; others think he is coming home
round by Minnowaukan and will try
and strike this town after dark, but one
Of our citizens says that he has gone
down to ask Col. Warner what to do
next. This looks the most reasonable.
| (From Fridays Daily Inter -Occa,,.)
Father Stephan went out on this morn
ing's eastern train.
II. j. Randall came in from Park River
yesterday evening.
| John Mahera and l.. J. Nadca,l returned
home yesterday evening.
| The new elevator is up one story and
work is progressing rapidly on it.
Col. Towner and John Ely drove il
from Moose river yesterday evening.
Col. Uline went down to Grand Forks
this morning and will return in few
days.
NJ. F. Roberts, representing the cigal
trade, was registered at the I.akevieW
this morning.
Jno. Grondel. of the engineer depart
ment of tho st. p. NJ. e NJ, is in the city
on official business.
The delay in Yesterday kilograms was
caused by section of wire half a mil.
long being burned by lightning.
w. J. Criste and family have movet
from the court house and are now locate.
in a dwelling near the postoflice.
Mr.. j. w. Hanna, brother-in-low o
CAPT. Herman, left for Minnesota today
having spent several weeks on the lake
Deputy u. S. District Attorney Muir
ply, accompanied by his sister, came ~
from Fargo yesterday with the passcngc
agents excursion and went to lottcn to
day.
Mr.. Burdett has been here for a da,
adjusting a couple Of small losses from
nail in the eastern part of the county. I'll
represents the Continental and left 70
Fargo this morning.
MIR. James Britain informs us that pre-
parations are being made in SangamoI
county, Ill.,. for an excursion to Devils
Lake by % or 30 prominent residents
about the 10th Of August.
Today was the last OF the sunimc
term of our public school. The fall tern
will begin Sept.l. Interesting exercises
are going on this afternoon. y nulnbc.
of the parents of pupils are present.
One man. four women and a small bo,
arrived here last night from Fargo
They bought load of lumber here t.
build a shack with and rode out on tol
of it this morning and will locate thei
future home further west. They brough
some cattle with them.
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Passenger Agents.
A special train arrived in this city
Thursday bearing jolly party of ladie'
and gentlemen who came to Devils Lak'