Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-03-07
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Cal ferclval has taken Dick Oh urchill
in as partner.
A. J. Stade came in from Grand Har-
Dor this afternoon.
Rooms to rent very low. Apply to
Pasquale De Fiore. SO
Chauncey McTaggart went to Grand
Forks this morning.
James Stewart, Of Cando, came in from
the Big coulee yesterday.
Parson Stuart's sombrero is peculiarly
adapted to our spring weather.
BY this time Attorney Barnes has en-
barked on the high sea of matrilnony.
Rev. D. McGregor, Of Inkster, for
merly of Locke, was in the city Monday.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church held a
dime sociable at Mrs. Kelley last even
ing.
Austin Lynn received the sad intelli-
gence of his fathers death few days
ago.
Rev. ]. T. Davis, Baptist minister Of
Grand Forks, will preach in this city the
18th.
DR.. Camp will open his drug store in
the old Chaumette building in a few
days.
Sam Wineman returned Monday. He
is preparing to lay in large spring
stock.
John and James Fowler, of Minne-
waukan, were in the city Monday on
business.
Commissioner Rumney left for St. Paul
Monday, and will return about the first
of April.
George Holman and H. r. S. Stroud
came in from Willard, McHenry county,
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Herman entertained a
number of friends Tuesday evening from
Devils Lake.
Inauguration day brought out the Stars
and Stripes from the tower over the
Budde castle.
Arrangements are being perfected for
ball St. Patrick's day, week from
next Tuesday.
Attorneys MCGEE, Morgan and Nash
left for Nfnnewaukan yesterday on the
Fowle attachment case.
W. H. Bradley is celebrating Cleve-
lands Inauguration with two-wheeled
cart decorated with flags.
J. H. Shepard, of Odessa, was in the
city today. He reports seeding COM
menced in Minnewaukan.
Charles 1lgenfritz, of Clarksville, Ia.,
an old friend Of DR.. Camps, is spending
q few days in the city.
Cal Percival was IS years old yestez<
day. Sam Wineman made him Ia pfes-
ent of high white plug hat.
Moore & Dodd's new Stevens cooler
has arrived and is being put in place to-
day in their elegant market.
Hunter q Bennett have received 5000
rolls Of wall paper and large line Of
window curtains and fixtures.
One of the Indian farmers on the r9ser-
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the elevator today and got Isl for it.
South & Kelley are busy invoicing
their stock. They have sold over l3O
pairs of roller skates the past winter.
Lieut.. Chynoweth and Sergeant Dob
son came down from St. John this after
noon. They report everything quiet.
1t is an easy matter to get up "boom'
editions and fill them with ADVERTISE
ments without authority Of the adver-
tiser.
E. NJ. Franklin, who has been running
the Brooks house, will remove to J. A.
Deshon's old quarters on east Fourth
street.
H. s. Leach, who has been filling the
position of railroad agent during Mr..
Kelley's absence, left for Crookston yes
terday.
The INTER-OcEAN is requested to pro-
pound this question:: Why does Jim
Eaton 20 to Freshwater 80 often, espe-
cially Sundays.
Commissioner Barton left this morn
ing for Streator, ILL.,, and will be absent
until the first of April. Mr.. Barton will
do good work for the Devils Lake region.
Olaf Bergh has established nursery
at Coolin, Towner county. Mr.. Bergh
has had long experience in the business.
Trees and shrubs are what North Dakota
wants.
j. L. Davenport, our popular restau-
ranteur, received telegram yesterday
| announcing the death of his father, who
has figured prominently in the earlier
history of Iowa.
William Harris came in from Mouse
river yesterday. He says sleighing is
''done for in that country, and the cat
tie have taken to the ranges, leaving the
hay in their sheds.
Sam McCanna came in from the coulee
yesterday and left this morning for his
home north Of Larimore. Mr.. McCanna
| called to see the DAILY INrER-OcEAS.
He has 800 acres ready for seeding.
R-maj-i-ya-ka is in town from the
reservation. He has purchased pair OF
bobs from Frank Priest and says he is
going to farm like white man this sum
mer, as Uncle Sam will not give him any
| more hash.
NJ. D. Flint and Clerk of Court Rich
mond came over from Minnewaukan
Monday. Mr.. Richmond was on his way
to Grand Forks to visit his family, one
Of the members of which is seriously i'll.