Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-24
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Sam Dodd went to St. Paul Tuesday.
F. r. Fulton was in the city few days
this week.
w. A. Crary, of Tracy, was in the city
yesterday.
The steel cells have arrived for the
county Jail.
Mrs. K. Olson is putting an iron roof
on her store.
w. II. Carver, of Dry lake, was in the
city Yesterday.
John McKelvey, of Grand Forks. came
up Wednesday.
J. g. Lamoreaux of Jerusalem, was in
the city Monday.
Commissioner Rumney went to St.
Paul last Saturday.
Robert Wilmot, of DEC roat, was in the
metropolis Thursday.
Joe Coutre, of St. John, spent day in
the metropolis this week.
I. p. Armstrong, of Grand Forks,
spent Wednesday in the city.
z. w. Nash occupies part of James v.
Brooke's office a. law office.
Messrs. Crafts and Penniman shot As
geese Thursday west of Dry lake.
Ralph Howard has been very i'll for
the past two weeks, but is getting better.
Frank Lycan, Of st. Paul, came up on
Wednesdays train to call on his custom
ers.
Messrs. Widmeier & Weiermuller are
painting their flour mill a light blue
color.
Ever Wagness and Martin McCollum
took business trip across the line yes
terday.
Emory Ensign and party sent thirty
dozen ducks of ON Mondays train to
Minneapolis.
Col. Towner received 1870 head of young
cattle OH Tuesdays freight for his ranch
at Moose river.
Theodore McCord, of Moose river, lost
all his hay, and house and barn by the
fire of last week.
The INrER-OcEAN is indebted to Mrs.
w. w. Wishart for files of New York H.
Illustrated papers.
w. b. Davis, of Minneapolis, was in
the city Thursday in the interest OF the
brewing business.
Mr.. Alex Cardin has accepted posi-
tion with Hunter Il Bennett and the bows
call him doctor now.
b. F. Barney and f. w. Del.orimier,
of st. Paul, were in tho city Thursday
visiting their customers.
Lew Harrison, who has been shooting
ducks for two weeks returned to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning.
b. W. Lair, Of the Turtle Mountain
Times, came down from Dunseith Satur-
day and returned Thursday.
Doc Noble, of Minneapolis, was in the
city this week, but spent most Of his time
killing ducks in the country.
Jas. Boden drove into the city yester.
day. He says every one in his part of
the country is busy blowing.
William Sparks, the Dry lake farmer,
and owner of the celebrated Clydesdale
team, was in town yesterday.
Jim Reynolds, w. s. Stockdale and
Ole Bolster were in the city Tuesday
selling goods to their customers.
Heavy fires have destroyed nearly all
the hay on Moose river that stockmen
had put up for their cattle this winter.
Bertha Dahl, Norwegian girl, is ly-
ing dangerously i'll with fever at Midway.
DR.. O'Donnell went to see her yesterday
Emmett Pew, Judge Hardee, Capt
Mayne and brother. all Of Towner coun-
ty,were visiting the metropolis Tuesday.
Emory Ensign and Mr.. Whitcomb,
who have been shooting at Dry lake for
week or two left for Minneapolis yes
terday.
The hour for holding Sunday school IN
the Presbyterian church has been
changed to II O clock, Immediately after
service.
Married. Oct. 81, by Rev. e. s. Con-
verse, Mr.. John 0. Pennington, of Mapes,
Dak., to Miss Maggie Johnston. Of De-
troit, Mich.
John j. Orvis and wife, of Minneapo-
lis, came up ON Thursdays train to
spend few days at Church's Ferry with
their brother.
Commissioner Barton has been sum-
moned to Illinois on account Of his
brother being very ill. He left on Fri
days eastern train.
The Indians are coming in to Tracy
from the reservation at the rate OF fifteen
. day loaded with wheat and selling to
| the elevators there.
There was fire extinguisher fiend in
| town Thursday with small hand pump
trying to induce our property holders
to invest in the article.
The mill whistle was sounded Tuesday
evening at o'clock for the first time. 1t
WAS blown long and loud, and was the
sensation Of the evening.
Mrs. Lille Deily left to-day for Cal
mar, Iowa, where she will spend the
winter, returning in the spring. The
fSTER-OcEAS will follow her.
Mrs. X. L.Cleveland returned Wednes-
day from Durand, Ill. She brought the
ISTER-OcEAS big red apple from Mr..
ICleveland's celebrated orchard near that
place.
Albert Gjestvang, carpenter, died In