Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-08-28
NORTH SHORE NOTES,
Andy Hope left for Minneapolis Mon.

Mrs. Higbee returned from South Da-
kota Thursday.
The county board will pay two cents
each for gopher tails.
\. b. Allen, the John Morris company
agent, came up Tuesday.
]. f. Watt left for the east yesterday
and will be absent month.
J. H. Dobell, the North Dakota crack
shot, was in town Thursday.
Judge j. c. Bundy of Chicago was u
guest at the Benham Monday.
DR.. Smith and Major McCreight have
gone to Pennsylvania on visit.
Henry Wineman has returned from
Chicago. He looks All inch longer.
| CD. Mccormick and j. w. IIllby, Of
Neche, are registered ut the Bcnhanl.
A. J. Stade, the rustling merchant OF
Grand Harbor, was in town Thursday.
The bath house which has been in use
on the bay has been removed To Island
Park.
| Ollie Rawson returned Thursday from
1
time.
II. n. Hager and Gus Simonson have
opened a music store in the building east
Of Lee Bros.
Conductor Copeland killed 10 of those
Sc grouse. He is going again; so arc the
other fellows.
r. Il. Tllotson and wife came down
1
| lOtsOn went east.
G. T.. Woodward, of the old firm of
Woodward Bros, arrived last week from
Rochester, \. y.
Charles Malonev invites the public to
visit his drug store. Prescriptions com
pounded ut all times.
4 prairie fire came within 20 icct OF
win Rumney's grancry Wednesday. but
was stopped just in time.
II. {. Rose, one Of the early Dakota
rustlers, was in town Tuesday looking
after his machine business.
DR.. Draper left Wednesday fo,
Church's Ferry where he will spend ten
III tys and then go to California.
Coutts Marjoribanks came in from his
reports his fine cattle doing well.
Will Storm and Jack Ferris have re-
freshmcnt tent at Newport, and the Dcv.
ills Lake boys are always welcome.
\. Rodgers of Larimore, and his frienC
IJudge Hess of Macon, Mo-, spent tho
early part Of the week in this city.
Mayor Scott and Will Wordcn of Far
go, returned from their western tril
Saturday and left for Fargo Monday.
Henry Council, of Springfield, ILL.,, i,
Visiting his brother, l.. Council, Of this
city, and will remain two or three weeks
Thad {. Jones, the ST. Paul shirt man.
ufacturer, spent three or four days a
this summer resort and left for HON,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Rayburn, whose farm is near Bart
lett, lost 500 bushels Of wheat Tuesday
by fire. the result of sparks from
threshing engine.
Mr.. jacobson, of the firm Of Jacobson
II Backstrom. Church's Ferry. was i'm tn,
city yesterday and recorded himself on
the INTER-OCEAN list.
Il Clark Kelley returned from Minncap
oils Wednesday. He witnessed the open
ing of the exposition and experienced
cyclone in the sawtlust city.
w. II. Standisll, the Sparks annihilato
of North Dakota, returned to his home Il
y Lakota on Tuesday with a bride TIN
marriage took place in Utica. n. y.
T.. J. Kelly, manager Of the Crane
Forks Plaindealcr, came up Tucsda
and left for the west next morning. II,
will take in the Mouse river towns.
II. y. ShrOm, the comnissary Of
prominent fishing club Of Grcenvillc, Pa
was in town Thursday, and thinks hi
lclub may come to Devils Lake next year
Felix Renvillc has opened a new black
smith shop in this city and now the cling
cling chorus of the older institutions i
heightened by the bing-bang of Felix
hammer.
f. w. Caplis, of Fargo, has been ap
pointed to a position in the railway pos
tai service and will run between this cit,
and Crookston. He made his first tri
, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. RObt. Cairns leave Tues
day for Toledo. Ohio, where they vii
visit friends few days and then go t.
Bob's old home in Canada. They will b
labsent about six weeks.
w. a. Quick of Kokomo, and Jane
l. Quick of Rossville, Ind, 0ld-tin
friends and neighbOrs of Col. Tyncr q
Fargo, were in the city Wednesday, an
! caught some pickerel at Heerman's.
w. 6. Stuart and Mrs. Ada Davidso
were married last Saturday evening, Jus
tice Brooke performing the ceremony
1t is now in order for the boys to hail til
"Parson" with clip, how you feeI?"
The two-and "a half year old son Of NJ,
Il and Mrs. John Mcdonald, who live mort
: of Freshwater, died last Saturday frOl
the effects Of hemorrhage. Rev. Sheck
Ter of1iciated at the funeral Sunday al
ternoon.
S. J. Dean got 26 bushels to the acr
and John Catfrey 20 bushels to the acr
of No. hard. Jim Boden says his wi
average 90 bushels. Don't look muc
like a total failure of the wheat crops i
this region.
w. w. Wishart, the referee in tn
Hughes Hersey case, returned fror
!. Grand Forks Tuesday. The taking 0
testimony in the case being postpone
for the present by request Of Hughes
X | counsel. The referee will report the pre-
ceedings to Judge Mcconnell, who sha
rs decide what the next move shall be.
Oblter Dlctum Kills Hogs.
il. Edit0r Inter- ocean: One ofour prom
inent citizens in the country, rcturnin
from the postoffice the other evening
n dropped the Latin edition of the New