Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-17
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Conrad Hanson will locate in the land
business at Bottincau.
To Mr.. and Mrs. John w. NIaher. yes
terday morning, II girl.
John McDevitt says his corn crop is
much better than his galena crop.
Miss Hattie woolford, of Sauk Center,
Minn., is visiting Mrs. +. w. Mann.
John Munich thinks his wheat will be
ready to cut the latter part of next week.
Judge Mcconnell has appointed JUS
tice Brooke to the position Of L. S. COM
missioner.
Churchs Ferry resident came in
yesterday hunting man who had stolen
his watch.
L. T. Achenback, wife and baby got
back from Alton. Ill.,, Tuesday. The
baby is new.
! Mrs. Mcconnell and son accompanied
the judge and remained during the brief
term of court.
The old Kline we'll is being repaired.
and pump will he put III. There are ~
feet of water in it.
| The stock association directors are re-
questeu to meet at Mobiles Office this
eyening at 5 o'clock.
The News was quite sparkling-in
patches-the result Of two days editorial
work by J. V. Brooke.
| Will Brown, who has been very i'll for
two weeks past, is reported much better
by his physician, DIR. Smith.
Clark kellevs father is spending the
heated term on the North Shore" Mr..
Kelley has just returned from California.
p. Kelly came down from Churcll's on
a hand car Thursday evening and re-
turned yesterday morning. Honjurc,
Pat.
The Indian summer weather of yesler-
day was caused by the reported burning
of Il vast area of timber ut Turtle noun
tain.
II. T.. Noycs and Geo. d. Lay came up
on Mondays train with Judge MrCon-
nell to look after legal matters before the
court.
James DonOhuc, now travelling for {:
New York dry goods house, was in tho
city Thursday, shaking hands with
friends.
DR.. DeI.otl'rc, post surgeon at TT. Tot.
ten, accompanied the troops to 1T. Rus
Isell, but will return for duty here within
ten days.
Sergeant Ed Bradley was among tho
"soier boys" who have gone to TT. Rus
sell. The rER-OCEAN will visit him
Ievery week.
The only official land office blanks arc
kept by the INTEE-OCEAN. Complete
outfits at reasonable rates. Sent by mai
in any quantity.
Rev. II. ii. Shecklcr performed tho
marriage ceremony Tuesday, uniting w
l.. Davis. of the l7th infantry, and Miss
Katie Reed, of MinncwaukHn.
George {. North, the fragile yet loren
sic itcmiZcr of the Fargo Argus, was
in the city Wednesday evening, accom-,
panying the Columbus board of trade
Especial.
EX-Postmaster Jones, ofNcwport, was
in town this week. He's the fl,nncs
; man we've met for an applc-trcc age
He's kicking because the railroad vii
run near his farm.
The waters Of the havand lake are thicl
with seawced. Large masses of the pc
culiar vegetation may be seen floating
apparently, upon the surface. The watc
is very low this year.
b.. McIntire, one of the pioneer at
torneys Of Devils Lake, has gone to Ba,
City, Wis. He ethinks of going to y lask;
this fall to dig gold, and promises to scn(
the 1STER-OCEAN a nugget.
ExReceiver Whipplc has commence,
the construction Of a fine residence il
the east part of town, and will remove
his family here in the fall Now that IN
is out Of office he has concluded to be
come a resident Of Dakota.
Devils Lake got three letters from tn
mail recovered in the sunken steamship
for Prescott Il Burnett and the other 70
Matthias IIefti. One of the letters con
itained a draft. and all were in good con
dition.
The lumber is on the ground for thrc
Elevators at Church's Ferry. The com
panics that will be represented are tn
NJ. d ~, the st. Anthony IL Dakota ant
the Red River Valley. Mr.. Fisher, pro
prictor of the townste, WAS in the cit,
Tuesday looking happy.
o. T.. Thomas, the North Dakota
!. Northern Minnesota and Manitoba aycn
for the Mutual Reserve Fund Life AssO
citation, has been in the city during til
week. We know Mr.. Thomas to be
| reliable business man, and whatever h'
. tells you about his association you cai
: depend upon. Read "a Sermon in an
other column.
Ohio Business Men.