Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-17
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Jim Kelly, OF Bartlett township was in
the city Monday.
]. +. McGee 10 buildings comfortable
residence on Fifth street.
DR.. Drabelle and Lieut.. walker were
over from the Fort Thursday.
Frank Palmer, Of Ft. Totten spsn,
most Of the week In 81. Paul.
A. J. stade, OF Grand Harbor, spent
Wednesday In the metropolis.
Born-To Mr.. and Mn. s. J. Dean, ot
Rogers, Saturday the 10Th, son.
Lieut.. A. J. Russell and wife returned
from Grand Forks Tuesday evening.
Ralph r. Howard has been very i'll fol
the past week, but l. reported improving.
7. Lyon White. Fargo capitalist,
spent several days In the city this week.
Julius Abel, Of Minneapolis. was In the
city Friday looking after the cigar trade.
Chas. NJ. Fisher has removed his loan
and real estate once to the Barnes build
ing.
Miss scoheld. Of Townsr county, spent
. couple Of days In the metropolis this
week.
Boeing q Doyle havs painted the front
Of their sample room in several different
colors.
Col. Bacon escorted his wife a far a
st. Paul Thursdy, on her way to Wash.
ington.
Fires were raging around Dry lake
Tuesday and good deal Of hay was de-
stroyed.
Doyle's saloon at Grand Harbor, was
broken into Saturday night and robbed
Of $4.50.
CT. whaley was m the city wednes-
day evening in the interest Of the cigar
business.
John NJ. Schwartz, cashier Of the new
bank, came up from Shakope, Minn.,
Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Sheckler has removed the
house he bought from Sheriff Wagness
to the church lot.
Rube Noble waited long and patiently
for telegraphic consolation from OHIO,
but 1t didn't come.
Charles Scott, the surveyor, came over
from Totten yesterday, having finished
the seasons work.
Jos. H. Parsons returned Saturday
from his Montana trip and went away
again Tuesday morning.
The slaughter Of ducks and geese still
continues. The lakes and marshes are
surrounded by hunters.
Charles Cooke arrived here Saturday
and will spend couple Of weeks hunt
ing with his brother John.
Major Cramsie came over from the
Fort Wednesday and took the train the
following morning to st. Paul.
L. 8. Allen, travelling passenger agent
Of the Baltimore q Ohio road, called to
see the INrER-ocEAN yesterday.
The Bank of Devils Lake offers three
cents more for wheat than the elevators
will if the latter will guarantee grades.
IA. Hoadley was taken before Justice
Pattln Monday morning for being drunk
on the streets Saturday night and fined
$3.50
Allen Mettler left for his native home
Monday morning and will return in
about two weeks with a car load Of milch
cows.
Paul Kunzie and Otto Fritsch, the Twin
lake farmers, were In. town Thursday
looking happy over the result Of the har-
vest.
The harvest dance was we'll attended
Wednesday evening. The music waa
very fine and every one enjoyed them
selves.
Aug. Thompson, Of Bottineau, came
down Saturday and remained few days
In the city. He intends to stay east all
winter.
Lieut.. Waterman, of Fort TOtten, has
been granted three months leave Of alb.
sence and has gone to Washington "a
spend it.
c. L. Taylor was the happiest man in
Devils Lake Thursday, all on account Of
the arrival Of his wife and baby ON the
evening train.
DR.. Rock went to Cando Wednesday.
He treated the residents Of Fifth street
to . fine show Of his skill AZ horseman
Tuesday evening.
H. J. Randall was in the city Monday
He sold out his livery stable interests
while here, but does not intend to deser,
Devils Lake entirely.
Postmaster Jones, Of Newport, Nc.
Henry county, drove in from Moose
river Monday and reports everything
serene and stock seal fat.
w. N. Steele, the Aultman general
agent. was in town early In the week set.
Ting with Agent Hanson, who has done
. big business this season.
Dan Leo, one Of Ramsey county s lead.
ing farmers, having raised . fine crop O
wheat, has gone to Merritton. Ont, on I
visit for : couple Of months.
Miss Mary e. Hayiland, Of IT. Dodge
La, sister Of E. e. Haviland, Of thil
city. will be married Oct. 1s, to J. Scot,
Humphreys, Of Council Bluffs.
Dolph Bennett returned from his pleas.
ure trip Thursday. He is chuck full o.
q new supply Of anecdotes and will keer
the boys laughing for month.
John Nelson and Misc Karen Johnsor