Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-24
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NOHrd SAOhE NOTES..
Ollie Rawson is at his chair again.
Alex Walker returned from St. Paul
Friday last.
Banker Erskine came up from Crooks
ton Saturday.
w. NJ. Ferris came up from the Forks
Wednesday.
Col. Uline and George Mckinney left
for St. Paul Saturday.
Ed Chaumette has removed to his new
building on Fourth street.
Clerk Of the Court Richmond came
over from Benson county Monday.
Wood to exchange FOR oats, in quanti-
ties to suit. L. Palmer, Rock Island.
Mrs. Lord has received the sad news
of the death of a sister at indianapolis.
Register OF Deeds John w. G. Simrall
came down from his Bottineau home
Wednesday.
Judge Noble assessed William Lewis
SIS and costs Wednesday morning for
petty thefts.
Clerk of Court McClintock came in
from McHenry county Tuesday and took
the train for the east.
Tuesdays train was II hours late,
caused by snow blockade between St.
Paul and Barnesville.
Collector Kirk got back from St. Vim
cent Friday and left here Saturday for
his post in Bottineau.
The first heavy fall Of snow this win
ter commenced yesterday morning and
kept up during the day.
W. J.. Mcintyre has returned from
Mouse river. We learn that he will
start hotel near Towner's place next
spring.
w. L. Wilder, special agent for the
| Phenix Insurance company, was up
from the Forks this week adjusting the
johnson loss.
Frank L. Wilson, of Cando, writes
from Bowling Green, Mo-: Don't like
the climate here any more, and will re-
| TURN 10 laKOta.
| The Fargo Southern has changed its
advertisement in these columns. A line
of finely-equipped sleepers will be put
on early in the spring.
Active preparations are going on for
the Odd Fellows ball, which takes place
February 5th. The regular club dance
will not take place that evening.
Major Benham is figuring on getting up
masquerade ball for Washingtons s
birthday. 1t is a good scheme and is re-
ceiving considerable encouragement.
Harry Caldwell, a St. Paul attorney,
was in the city the first of tho week look
Ing after the interests of Mr.. List in the
foreclosure proceedings of List VS.. Crcel.
AS W. went to press last night the
ladies of the NJ. L. church were dishing
up an old fashioned and succulent New
England dinner. The patronage was
quite large.
! Rev. MIR. Yost will preach tomorrow
in the school house. Subject in the morn
ing, "Jcwels;' evening 1.-TWO Bcggars." :"
Glass meeting after the morning service
and bible school at 2:30.
| The latest novelty on skates is the
turkey grab,' and the managers of
Union Roller rink have arranged for one
of them to take place this evening. Good
music will be in attendance.
| Postmaster De Groat was in the city
Friday inquiring about his postoftice
outfit, which is expected in few days.
Aspirants for Georges shoes will please
SELF
Lieut.. RUSSELL of Fl. Totten, passed
through the city Monday on his way
east. He has six months leave of alb
sence, and will visit Washington, Flor
ida, New Orleans and other points of in
terest.
Sam Wineman came up from the
Forks Saturday. He has disposed Of his
interest in Wineman Bros store in that
city and will give his undivi led atten-
ton to his clothing and furnishing goods
business in Devils Lake.
Allen J. Carver, who started the old
Grand Harbor Globe, and Miss Jennie
Draper, also Of Grand Harbor, were mar
ried at Hart, Mich, on Christmas day.
The happy couple will return to Dakota
and make their home near Dunseith.
Orders for the OCEANS forth
coming pamphlet are being received
every day. A gentleman in Pennsylva-
mia writes for 50 copies to be sent him.
Some Of the business men have given
their orders and will have their names
and business printed in red on the cover.
Capt. NJ. NJ. Wheeler was in the city
Wednesday attending to the business of
the c., st. p, NJ. q o. railway; also of
the Northwestern railroad. He left lew
of those popular calendars of the Royal
Route with P. Kelly, ticket agent of the
st. P, NJ. e. NJ. railroad, for our business
men.
! Mouse River Stock.