Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-05-29
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

early part Of the week.
1t is estimated that about forty ponies
will enter for the $50 purse.
Dennis Kelly has been quite i'll for a
few days, but is on deck again.
The half breeds and Indian continue
to haul buffalo bones to this city.
Rev. Father Jerome will hold divine
service (thass) tomorrow morning.
Frank Combs, after weeks illness, is
at his post again selling machinery.
J. Mclean, of Niagara, is among the
railroad contractors now at work on the
line.
Donald McC;ruen, formerly in the
drug business at st. Thomas. ia in the
city.
n. p. Rasmussen. one of the INTER-
OCEANS subscribers. has II contract on
the line.
:. DR.. Lane came down from Coolin YES
terday. Mrs. Lane is expected from
Ohio soon.
G. w. II. Davis WAS in town WedneS-
day. He expects 10 make an exhibit at
the st ock show.
w. G. Wine, who has been in partner
ship with L. Grant returned TO Iowa
Thursday morning.
\. 0. Whipple returned from Nlinne
sofa Tuesday. Tie reports hard times
throughout the state.
4. j. Kelly, business manager of the
Grand Forks Plainlealcr. is in the city
looking for business.
The lumher for the race track has been
ordered and work upon the fence will
commence next week.
Tom B. Newell, one of the best hotel
clerks in Dakota has accepted a posi-
tion with the Lakcview.
G. Crawford, who has Il store at Neclle
and one at Langdon, is in the city look
ing over the business field.
Joe Kent struck eleven feet of splen-
did water twenty-five fee, down, on his
claim northeast of this city.
Ralph Howard will make an effort to
get good minstrel or theatrical troupe
for the three stockshow nights.
p. l.. knappen has arrived to take
charge Of the Lakeview hotel, He is
said TO be first class landlord.
Breedtown has become quite populous
in the past week, owing TO heavy emf
grafton from Turtle mountain.
\. B. Allen was in. the city Thursday
evening. Mrs. Allen is in Moorehead at
present and will visit here shortly.
T.. Il. Sevcrson will open clothing
and gents furnishing goods store in the
old Bank Of Devils Lake building.
Rev. J. a. Dayis, wife and child left
yesterday for their home in Pembina
after few days visit with Rev. and Mrs.
Shecklcr.
DR.. Dodds, the veterinary surgeon,
will be here stock show week with one
or two fast horses. So will other Min
nosola horsemrn
Mr.. Levi Markell planted an apple
seed last January which has now attained
the remarkable size OF H.: inches a, the
age OF five months
The locomotive engineers will partic-
pate in grand excursion to this city
June q and IS. Two special trains will
be required to carry them.
Fred i.hutenslhgcr has abandoned Lar
in Devils Lake. IIc will exhibit some
fine chickens at the stock show.
Chasrry McTaggart returned Monday
from T.arimore. Most of the boys sup
posed tn" important tim" had arrived,
but Channcv is still in single harness.
Frank Caldwell has gone west with
Devlins cattle fully equipped with cow
boy hat, leather lcggins, etc. We hope
he will return q full tedgch cattle king.
Victor Noble and u. f.. Shanley left
Monday morning for Rottincau-Nic 10
resume his postal duties and Barney to
look after some u. S. marshal business.
Ralph Howard is in correspondence
with the Georgia minstrcls and thinks
he will make arrangements to get them
here for stock show week.
The INTER-OCEAS has ordered a COM
line ofland office blanks from Henry n.
Copp, Of Washington. Copp makes the
only official blank in use.
Mrs. w. w. Wishart returned from
Washington last evening, accompanied
by Miss Carpenter of Island Lake.
Miss c. has been attending school at
Pittsburg.
Nose Blake, who run livery stable
here year ago, came up Wednesday
with twenty head Of cows and has driven
them west to McHenry county where he
will start a stock ranch.
John D. Moore, who has been running
the Park River end of the firm Of Moore
& Dodd, has returned TO Devils Lake to
stay. John is glad to get back and his
many friends are glad too.
S. l.. Niles, of Ft. Tottell, was in the
city Wednesday on his return from Lar
imore, to which place he accompanied
his daughter on her way to Indiana,
where she is attending school.
A number Of the ladies' will indulge in
a private picnic at Dana's grove today.
Johnny Bells bus will leave at 10 o. clock;
lunch at II. The ISTER-OcEAN will en-
deavor to be therefor lunch.
J. II. Bartholomew. late of Canada,
will transform his farm on Tel1ers bay
into fine stock ranch. He has young
Percheron stallion which he will ex-
hibit at the coming stock show.