Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-07
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Sam Dodd went to Moose river yester-
day.
The roller rink is displaying new
sign.
Frank Lycan was in the city Thursday
night.
A. d. Morris returned from Crookston
Tuesday.
John Brown went over to Fort Totten
Wednesday.
Morris Thomas and son left for Du-
luth Tuesday.
F. w. De Lorimer, Of st. Paul, was in
the city Friday.
George Smith was taken sick at the
Tower house Wednesday.
w. E. Higbee returned from his east
ern trip Saturday evening.
Some one stole w. j. Wiley's horse
from his barn Monday night.
R. r. Howard's mother arrived here
Tuesday from New Hampshire.
Frank Palmer, Of Fort Totten, spent
Tuesday night in the lake metropolis.
1t is Judge Wishart now, and the
INTER-OcEAS believes he II mako good
one.
Mrs. Ingebore Christoperson, Of Min
newaukan township, died on Monday
last.
Slup SsNtn IS ~,
went to Bartlett Monday on official bus
iness.
Carpenter & Maloney have placed a
fine new Barstow coal burner IN their
store.
Doc Conyers, of Cando, was in the city
for a day this week on his way to Mis-
souri,.
Sam Dodd went over to Fort Totten OH
the Minnie Fl. Tuesday. So did Judge
Dobson.
The rink has been repapered and re-
battened, and is now in good condition
for winter.
Mrs. Coster and daughter left on Tues
days train for Memphis, Mo-, to remain
until spring.
Sam Dodd bought six head Of fat cat
tie Wednesday from John Pendroy OF
Mouse river.
Il. l.. Alnes, representing Janeway 4
Co., of Chicago, WAS in the city Monday
and Tuesday.
J. F. McGee has completed his resi-
dence on Sixth street and will move into
it in few days.
John Conyers, Of Towner county, lefs
here Tuesday for Missouri. He will re.
| turn in the spring.
Mr.. Kelly, of Mouse river, drove into
the metropolis Saturday and went to
Grand Forks Monday.
VIM. Simpson, of Bartlett, came into
the city in hurry Thursday to get an
aching tooth removed.
The Methodist Episcopal church on
Fifth street is all boarded in and rapidly
approaching completion.
Mr.. Dobson, Of Fort Totten, was in the
| city this week distributing rations to the
Turtle mountain Indians.
Justice Pattin was kept quite busy
Tuesday morning disposing of drunks
from Monday nights revel.
John Ely left for Iowa Wednesday
morning for couple of carloads Of cat
tie for his Mouse river ranch.
L. d. Marshall, of Crookston. who is
interested in the elevator business, came
up on Thursday evenings train.
Charles Ufford, Minnesota watch
maker and jeweler, has accepted place
with A. D. Morris. the city jeweler.
| VIM. Brunelle has been up at Turtle
mountains the greater part of this week
looking after his interests in that region.
Commissioner elect Currier, Of the first
district was in the city Wednesday
Chairman Rumney was also in the city.
T. c. Saunders and family have moved
to the city for the winter, and taken a
house on Fifth street near the court
house.
| Mrs. Gen. Richardson and her son lef,
Monday morning for New York. Quite
a number OF friends saw them off at the
depot.
Fannie Hood broke her leg while dan.
cling in the rear end of saloon this
week. DIR. Smith was called to attend to
the fracture.
A dancing club is being organized.
The first dance will take place at the
rink next Monday evening, and there
after every two weeks.
w. w. Wishart, the newly appointed
county justice, will tell any one that il
weighed before him whether they arc
found wanting or not.
Farmers continue to plow turning
,'=.--o. sie snow with the stubble. Snow
is considered great fertilizer, but our
soil is richer than snow.
Messrs. John Widmeier and Ferdinand
Weiermulle., paternal ancestors Of our
Ienterprising mill men, arrived last Sat-
urday from Lansing, Ia.
G. H. Hunter and bride arrived here
Monday evening and have gone to house,
keeping at Mr.. Hunters Fifth street res
idence. Cigars have been plenty.
Jno. Pendroy and son, Of Pendroy,
drove into the city Tuesday. Mr.. PEN
droy's brother James, Of the same place,
has been i'll with rheumatism for q few
weeks, but is getting better.
Allan Mettler got back Saturday from
Iowa with nineteen fresh lnilch COWS.