Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-02
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Mrs. H. L. Prescott returned Saturday
from the east.
Frank Coombs returned Friday from
his eastern trip.
DIR. Omich was in the city attending to
business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. South and Mrs. Kelley
are expected home this evening.
Frank Palmer returned Saturday
evening from his st. Paul and Chicago
trip.
Peter Kennedy and wife, of New Rock
ford are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Flumer-
felt.
Mrs. w. w. Wishart has been spend
ing week the guest Of Mrs. Russell at
Ft. Totten.
P. Brennan. the steel rail contractor,
| was in town Saturday, accompanied by
his son Ed.
H. ]. Randall, the Park River rustler,
was in town this week visiting his old
partner, j. l.. judd.
r. w. Bennett, wife and family, got
back from Canada Saturday. Dick re.
ports roaring time.
Coutts Marjoribanks was among our
visitors Saturday. He comes in often,
making the trip in Il day.
Mrs. T.. T. Otis, widow of the late w
The estate has property i'll this city.
| J. +. Watt, the handsome and obligine
bookkeeper at Lee Bros, got back from
his old home in Pcnnsy lvania Saturday
Judge West, Of the railroad commits.
sion, was in the city Wednesday evening
4 returning to Fargo Thursday morning
A. o. Whipple took Mondays train fo
Minnesota to assist some of his polltica
1 friends at convention held there Tues
day.
The Bottincau stage line has changet
ii ts time, leaving Rugby Junction at 7:3
II. m.. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur
d:lys.
,dr. and Mrs. \. b. Bennett leave Mon
day for st. Paul, Chicago and other east
ern points, and will be away week o,
ten days.
Col. Sibley, the great moral editor o
the Cando Tribune, drove into town will
Emmett Pew Saturday and left on th
freight Sunday morning for st. Paul.
The examining board of pensions vii
meet in the pnrlors of the Lakcviov
Icto al XEnI S,la,y n,t lN.
is president and DR.. Camp secretary.
Judge England, the great storytcllc
/ of the northwest, and Il good runnln!
mate for Mulhatton, was in town ove
Sunday, hot upon Jim Reynolds trail
Drs. Omich and Ruger amputated til,
arm of Albert tMarrWednesday afternoo,
and tho patient is doing well under TIL,
experienced care of Mrs. w. III. Wake
| G. w. Pcrcival and VIM. Rcqla killoC
eight geese, one brant and thirty ducks
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Pcrcival LET
for st. Paul Tuesday morning, satisfied
with his hunt.
c. b. Yale, adjuster for the NJ. Il NJ
company, was in town over Sunday. II
came up to attend to the mutton affair a
Lakota, n runaway car killing 10 sheer
at that place last week.
| Andrew Anderson, of Odessa, lost
| valuable horse last week. The anima
] fell into Il well and broke its neck. Tho
horse was worth 5000 and the loss fall
heavily upon Mr.. Anderson.
Owing to the incomplete condition o
the Catholic church of this place, Fathc
| Claude will celebrate mass at Locke, oI
he will hold services on Monday.
At the Grand Harbor caucus Monda,
the sentiment against Mahcr's illega
commissions candidacy was so pro
nounced that the crowd went through
the floor of Bob Boelngs building.
Wick Noble, Bottineau's postnlastc
and also the new editor of the Pioneer
arrived from the north Monday am
spent most Of the week among friend
here. He is Just as bad a Democrat a
ever.
"A party VI uultels, co'lSisliiS VI -. w
Martin and c. w. Greenleaf, of Peoria
ILL.,, and Harry Wybrant and Charli
Crandall, of Grand Forks, came up Sat
lurday evening. Messrs. Martin AM
Greenleaf were here last season.
Rose Fluent, the three-yearold ant
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fluent
who reside short distance from thi
lefty, died suddenly Friday evening
The child had been sick but few hours
The funeral took place at 2 o'clock Sun
Iday.