Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-05-01
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Frank Bartlett and bride have spent
the week at the Benham.
Major Standish, the Bartlett land law
yer, came up Wednesday,.
District Attorney Campbell was over
from Minnewaukan Thursday.
Mrs. o. L. Hsdley. of Fargo, is visiting
at the house Of Thomas Mullen.
Capt. Atkins was chosen Us foreman
ofthe grand jury-a good selection.
James S. Field, of Peck 4 Field, Fort
Totem, returned from the east Monday
evening.
II. V. Colt. with D. G. Sheppard & Co.,
railroad supply merchants. came up
Tuesday.
Attorney O'keefe was among the arri-
walls Wednesday, having business before
the court.
Henry L. Gray, one Of the hardware
tourists from st. Paul, spent two days
in tho city this week.
Rev. d. c. Plannette will preach at the
NJ. f. church Sunday evening. Subject
"The Question of the Age
Judge William B. Mcconnell spread
his judicial chirography upon tho Bon
ham register Monday evening.
Col. c. S. Uline came up from st. Paul
Wednesday. Cal has many friend here
who are always glad to see him.
Col. John Ely has been III the city sew
eral days this week. He reports "Game-
bird" and Sam Jones" doing we'll.
c. c. Wolcott of tho First National,
LarimoHe, was in the city Wednesday,
having business before the court.
DR.. Hendgsons son and daughter left
for Ingersoll, Ont, Monday. The doc
tor thinks he will return to Michigan
Col. Smith, the Bartlett merchant, and
his friend Cy Norris, a Chicago jewler.
had the freedom Of the city yesterday.
A. H. Moves and Judge Bosard came
up from the Forks Tuesday on legal
business and will remain until court ad-
journs.
John J. Cooke has killed. goose every
| day. for the past nine days, and has car
| ried on his farming operations without
interruption.
Major Hamilton. and Judge Cochrant
| OF Grand Forks and VIM. II. Fellows o
/ were among tuC ltEul ilEuIS
| who came up Thursday.
| George I.ascheil. Larimores Demo.
cratic postmater, was in the city over
Sunday. Mr.. Iaschell was resident .
| this city in the early Gay.
Frank Victs, the ol,l-,inlo Red River
valley pioneer. came up on Mondays
train and has been enjoying the freedom
OF tho city during tho week.
Frank y. Dwyer, travelling passenger
agent for the Grand Trunk RAILWAYS
spent Monday in the city. Tho Gran,
| Trunk is now "thC" line to New York
| VIM. D. Doyle of Grand llarbor upst
the cigars here Tuesday on tho appen l.
ance Of Il young stranger named Agnes
Doyle. weight nlne pounds without
shoes.
Judge Bennett ca.ne down from Bot
tineau "Wednesday. The Judge has
| wide reputation AS Il statis.ician. Ora
of his articles on elevators will appea
in these columns shortly.
Otis J. Marks residence was entered
by unknown thieves Monday last ant
! two fine suits Of clothes and revolver
were taken. Mrs. Marks was away visi
ting her mother at the time.
Mrs. NJ. P. Berg, who has bccn sup.
ported at the expense Of tho county for
the past three weeks died in the town o
i Minnewaukan on Tuesday Her dis
ease was quick consumption.
P. j. Mclaughlin, of Grafton, ono ol
tiae members of the last legislature cam,
up wednesday on legal business. Mr.
Mclaughlin was conspicuous gentle
man 'st Bismarck two Years ago.
| R"lla l.: NoyeS WAS among tho arri
walls Wednesday evening. Mr.. Noyc
has Iust narrowly escaped being noini
natcd mayor of Grand Forks by dcclil
ing the honor for business reasons.
! Ross, The MilwaukceS & st. Paul travel
ing passenger agent, wa, In the city Sun
| day. Fast train" was tho constall
| theme of his convarsat ion--l2:i5 from
ST. Paul 10 Chicago via Milwaukee.
| Frank Dorm, {. carpenter who helped I
build many Of the first houses in thi,
place, dith at Dunseith on April II. Dc
ceased was Il native Of Ohio. The re
mains ware buried at Lake Schultz.
| Col. John Ely came in from Nous
river Sunday. lie has driven his cattl
TO Wayne county, adjoining BOttineau o
the west. The colonel thinks the stool
show business starts out with promisin:
success.
can tight. said Mr. Erwin, $50 ahead
we'll give. you little rope to begin with
Thanks responded Col. Warner
"we'll give you little rope to wind u
WITH Bills rcioinder was. "Ry gad
it's awful
VIM. NJ. Anderson, lately city mar
shall Of Republic, Marquette county
Mich, is here looking over Dakota sol
and is we'll pleased. He has decide
moving his family and locating nea
Grand Harbor.
The Rev. Shecklev, while in Bartlett
last Sunday, was called upon to MARI
6. +. NJ. Lecker OF that town and Mis-
NJ. c. Il. Pepper, just arrived from Ham
| burg, Germany. The bride can't speal
a syllable of English.
SPECIAL Agent Clarke 5. Rowe ha
been granted leave OF absence by th
department for;wo weeks, during whic
time he vii! souru at Chamberlain Da
kota. Any claimants requiring can
collation. will note the fact.
Towuer County Tribune: Miss Lilia
Goodhue accompanied Frank Coomb
to Cando on Tuesday, and WAS tho CUES
Of Capt. Parker andfauily. She pro
poses soon to resume her residence here
much to the qualification of her acquanl
ances.
Frank Adams, the blonde editor Of th
COoperStown Courier, spent Saturda
and Sunday In this vicinity. He wa
among others who became interested i
Grand Harbor affairs three years age
and now that the railroad is about to pas
that way, is very naturally interested.
Col. V. Warner, a prominent Illinoi
j, LAWYER. arrived Saturday evening to a3