Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-31
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Judge o. Brien has gone to st. Paul for
few days.
Gus Hillerman, one the pioneers of
Church's Ferry, was i'll town Tuesday.
Ollie Rawson has gone to his old home
at Princeton. Wis, on three weeks
visit.
Judge Hardee and Miss Jennie McIn-
tosh came in from Cando Thursday
morning.
L. 7. Achenbach has reopened his res
taurant and bakery in his building on
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brunellcs voung-
est child died Sunday night. 1t was i'll
but short time.
j. Jacobson, of the firm of Jacobson 4
Backstrom, Church's Ferry, was in the
metropolis Monday.
Postmaster Church was in the city
Wednesday, feeling quite proud oyer the
coulee town by his name.
Miss Ella Powers. the accomplished
school teacher and equestrienne of Bart
lett, attended the institute.
G. NJ. Fisher has opened an Office at
Churchs Ferry and has an abundance of
money to loan on chattel security.
Sam Dodd was in from the front two or
three days this week. He is killing five
beeves per day for the railroad crews.
Cando was represented in the metrop-
oils this week by Capts. Main, Parker
and Atkins and Commissioner Dayis.
John f. Cowan has swung his shlngle
to the breezes as an nattorncy-at-law. His
Office is on Fourth, near Kelly avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benlam visited friends
on the Sheyenne last Sunday. Tho ma
jjor got lost twice crossing the rcserva-
tion.
j. K. Rossiter, the wcll-known jewcler
and musician of Grand Forks, has taken
Il position with \. ID. Morris, the city
jeweler.
w. l. Brown, who has been seriously
i'll for the past three weeks, left Thurs
day for his home at Arvilla, accompanied
by his mother.
Invitations are out for the park and
club house subscribers to make a trip to
the grounds this afternoon. Tho beat
will leave at $3.50.
Messrs. Prouty and Richardson have
taken the apparatus to Mouse river TO
put up 1900 tons of hay for their stock
the coming winter.
Andrew Coolin, brother of John, Dave
and Alex, arrived here Thursday from
Texas. He had not seen his three broth
ers in twenty years.
Dr. Draper, the dentist, of this city,
and the Bullock family of Churcl's Fer
ry, will leave for California next month
to be gone until spring.
The Catholics of this city and vicinity
have decided to improve their property
anu complete their church. Father
Claude is full ofcntcrprise and will push
things.
There will he Il meeting of the fire de-
partment Monday evening, Aug. 9, at S
O'Clock, for the purpose Of clecting otii
GERS for the ensuing year. a full attend
ance is desired.
Fred II. Wilder, brother of Frank, ar
rived Tuesday from Boston, and may
conclude to make Devils Lake his home.
although he thinks Boston is little lar
ger than this town.
Mrs. II. w. Lord returned last Satur-
day from her Michigan visit, accompan-
led by Mr.. Lord, who had been attend
| ing the conference of charities and cor
/ rections at st. Paul.
We saw man drive through town
yesterday with a new binder and twenty
beer kegs on his wagon. That maM will
have no trouble getting harvest help
provided the kegs are full
c. II. Lord and family OF Minneapo-
lis spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday
in this city. Mr.. Lord is a brother OF
c. j. Lord of this city, and is the &c ucra
agent for the Germania Insurance com
pany.
James Brttin went up to his farm in
| Towner county Wednesday. He had 81
acres of wheat cut by hail when 1t was
beyond the first joint. 1t stooled out
again and he will get IL bushels per acre
from the second growth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefireys, parents of Mrs.
F. NJ. Shaw, left for their home in Van
Vert, Ohio, Wednesday morning, after
visiting here for three months. They
were very much pleased wits, this coun-
try, and will probably return next
spring.
w. J. Christie has taken position
with the Minneapolis Il Northern eleva-
tor company. He will put man at his
blacksmith forge in the meantime. This
change is made on account of the heay,
work and the long hours at his OWL
business.
Why He: Kicks.