Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-31
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Ralph Howard is improving.

kan Sunday.
DIR. Lane drove in from Coolin Thurs
day evening.
w. Il. Carver, of Dry lake, was in the
city Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rrunelle,
Tuesday, son.
John Coolin drove in from Towner
county Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schmidt,
Saturday, a son.
DIR. Draper returned from Dunseith
Saturday evening.
George Inkster, of Mouse river, is in
the city this week.
VIM. Y. Rumney, of Odessa, was in
the city Thursday.
Jas. Elton drove into the metropolis
Sunday from st. John.
JAS. 8. Field, Of Fort Totten, was in the
city Thursday evening.
Chas. Schoonmaker's child, week old,
died on Saturday morning.
Morris Thomas, of Freshwater, spent
Wednesday in the metropolis.
Mrs. Culver, Of Tiffany, is visiting
Mrs. T. S. Benhap for few days.
Dolph Bennett has ornamented his
store with a handsome Stewart stove.
F.J. Jungen, of Minneapolis, was in
the city Wednesday selling groceries.
When the doctors begin to dig up each
others patient. it's time to quit dying.
Austin Lynn left on Tuesdays train
for brief visit to his former home in
Iowa.
NJ. w. Blake went down to his farm at
Park River Tuesday to remain for the
winter.
j. F. O'Bnen, J. A. Percival and Dis
trict Attorney d. f. Morgan went down
to I.akota Saturday.
The steel cells are being placed in the
sheritf's hotel by the agent of the Pauly
Steel Cell company.
District Attorney V. b. Noble, of Bot
tineau county, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening.
W. J. Christie has enlarged his black
smith shop. Work is coming in SO fast
that he had not room enough.
A petition is being circulated again for
a daily mail from Devils Lake to the
mountains.-(Dunseith Herald.
J. w. G. Simrull, county clerk of Bot
tineau county, left on Mondays train for
Covingten, KY, for a short visit.
Jack McCune, of Towner, was in the
tcity Thursday. He took sample of his
wheat to the elevator, which graded No.
hard.
Col. Towner came in from Moose river
yesterday. He saws the prairie fire did
very little damage to that part Of the
country.
Mrs. James Campbell and her sister,
Miss Sarah Moore, left on Thursdays =
train for Detroit, Mich, to remain for
the winter.
| Married, Oct. d, by Rev. G. $. Con-
veerse, Mr.. j. G. Kenmouth, of North
field, Minn., to Miss Lulu Slocum, of
Devils Lake.
| Mrs. Buyer and family, of Bottineau.
left on Thursdays train for Smiths
Falls, Ontario. They intend returning
in the spring.
Last Saturday halfbreed was trying
to get Justice Pattin to sue another half
breed for busting up his domestic rela-
tions with his wife.
A. j. Stade, the Grand Harbor mer-
chant, came down Monday, and reports
times very lively and money plenty in
our neighborIng town.
John Hofacker returned from Indiana
Thursday, bringing his family with him.
They left for their future home in Bot
tineau yesterday morning.
The fire department was called ont
Monday evening at o'clock to quench
a fire in Bndde's store, but it was false
alarm. ana the hose was not laid.
Tom Twiford has been awarded the
contract for building two schoolhouses
in Dry lake townshl p at s505 each. There
were two other bids at $50 and s5l5.
j. G. Blair. brother-in-law Of John Nc
Cune Of Towner county, came up on
Thursdays train from Missouri and re-
turned home the following morning.
Corporal Hammond arrived here Fri
day evening with detachment of SOL
diers, thirty in number. from Columbus,
Ohio. They went over to Fort Totten
Saturday.
Frank Coombs returned last Saturday
from an extensive trip east and south.
He visited Canada, New York and Mis-
souri,, and is now ready for the machine
business of 1886.
The city is full Of farmers every day
hauling in wheat and returning home
loaded with lumber and the necessary
articles to make home comfortable for
the coming winter.
Sheriff Pierce, of Nelson county, raised
1900 bushels Of wheat this season. Joe
says he does not care about wasting any
more of his time in Iowa, and that Da-
kota is good enough far him.
Sam Dodd and Hankey Bros, of Grand
Forks returned from Mouse river Mon
day evening. The latter went up with .
Il view to establishing astock ranch, and
intend doing so in the near future.
John Conyers brought in four loads Of
wheat from Towner county to the eleva-
tors here which graded No. hard. He