Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-23
From Mondays Daily Intcr-Ocean.

|: From Mondays Daily Intcr-Ocea,,.)
Il. T. Tillotson went to Grand Forks
this morning.
DR.. Davenport arrived here Saturday
from Moorehead.
DR. Nelson and David Coolin left here
yesterday for Moose river.
Cyrus Collins started out west this
afternoon for Moose river.
@. P. Hawkins, merchant and editor,
of Ashby, Mimi, was in the city over
Sunday.
Commissioner Davis, of Towner
county, drove in from Cando Saturday
evening.
Judge O'Brien went to st. John this
he returns.
E. E. Dill left on the train for Iowa
this morning and will bring back car
lord Of horses.
o. b. Corset and family were in the
city Sunday and returned to their farm
out west this morning.
b. +. Brown, of Minnewaukan, came
over to the metropolis this morning. He
has faith in his addition.
Yesterday was pretty good business
day for Sunday; only two stand up and
take it scrapping matches.
McDougalrs wife and family arrived
here on Saturday evenings train. They
will live near Cando in future.
The four horse scraper, which did such
good work OH Fourth street last year,
was put to work on Fifth today.
J. f.. McGee left here this morning for
Mayville. This is his first trip in the
interest of the North Western Car COM
pany.
John Munich came down from his
Cavanaugh lake farm today. He has fin
ished seeding and is now breaking for
next years crop.
G. w. H. Davis, of the newly annexed
part on the north of our county, is in the
city today. Seeding is all done in his
part of the country.
r. II. Tillotson arrived here from
st. John Saturday evening. He does not
know anything about the election; did
not know they had one in Rolctte county
Parties out shooting on the prairie>
with long range rifles should be careful
where they point their guns. Mr.. Wat
| says some person sent a bullet within
two feet of his head while he was ou
| walking in the country.
The Minnie II. could not get withir
800 feet Of the Minnewaukan shore yes.
terday and the captain says there mus
be dock built before he trys to lane
there again. 1t is a pity they have not (
deep water harbor like ours.
DR.. w. b. Davis, wife and son, lef
for New York this morning. DR.. DAVIS:
successor, Capt. A. De Loffrce, is expect
ed on this evenings train. A large mum
of Totten boys, AS we'll as many citizen.
of Devils Lake, regret the departure O
DR.. Davis.
Michael Stanley, brother of ex-Mar
shal Stanley, arrived from Underhill
Vermont, on Friday evening. Barney
is little jealous of his appearance ant
consequently kept very still about hi.
arrival. Both Major Benham and Barney
have less elevated opinions ofthemselve.
since their good looking brothers ar,
| rived.
From Tuesday Daily 1nter-Ocean.)
| George Inkster, of Moose river, is il
the city.
Sixteen carloads Of freight arrived
here yesterday evening.
| Jos. Perkins, one Of the farmers eas
of the city, is in town today.
Jos. Andrews left here yesterday 70,
the Saskatchewan by way of st. John.
Marshal Coolin has appointed Robert
Ferguson deputy assessor for the city.
Louis Houseman brought in a carload
of stock from Minnesota yesterday even.
ing.
Frank W. Priest has hung out very
attractive sign in front of his blacksmith
shop.
| John T. Lee has been visiting the city
Tor few weeks and returned to Brainerd
/ today.
! The lumber has arrived for the bridges
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