Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-11-20
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Fred Davis ia now located in Hope
Bros. store at Minot.
Col. Ullne left Monday for Bottineau
on right-of-way business.
Harry Rumney has gone to his Mouse
river ranch for the winter.
There will be dance at the skating
rink Thanksgiving evening.
J. w. Bowes, the Grand Forks music
dealer, was in the city Monday.
Andy Hope, Geo. Stuart aud Bob Ham,
mond went out to Minot Saturday.
Miss Grace Lapham has accepted
place as accountant with c. & l.. Budde.
Frank Barney, the ubiquitous grocer
tourist, was here several days this week.
Navigation on the lake closed last Sat-
urday, although the main lake is not yet
frozen over.
The skating rink was opened for the
winter season last Saturday evening with
a good attendance.
B. w. Lair, editor Of the Turtle Noun
tain Times, came down from Dun seth
Thursday evening.
Judge Campbell, land attorney for the
Manitoba road, spent several days here
| this week on business.
Fl. w, Dickinson, district attorney OF
Towner county, has been IN town several
days on legal business.
Fred Fox's new house is nearly fin
ished, and that important event is ex-
pected to transpire almost anytime.
Services will be held at the Presbyter.
ian church next Sunday morning and
evening by Rev. L. f. Danks.
Bishop Marty and Chas. Budde left
Tuesday for the Turtle mountains and
are expected home this morning.
Ole leSerumgard, treasurer elect Of Ram
sey county, is erecting a commodious
Office on the east side Of Kelly avenue.
Mrs. o. b. Spencer and son left for In
diana Wednesday to spend tho winter
Mr.. Spencer expects to leave next week
The supper given by the ladies of the
NJ. f. church Tuesday evening was de
cided success. The net proceeds were $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schoonmaker ar.
the proud parents of fine twelve
pound boy who arrived Thursday oven
ing.
a letter from Mrs. f. f. Haviland i.
dated at Del Mar, California. She l
,I,o vvy;tI ho nj Of ho
groves"
Sam Dodd was in from the front thi
week. He is cultivating a pair Of Burn
sides and but few Of his friends recog
n,zed him.
Pat Kelley, our old-time railroad agent
ho has been quite sick for the past tw
weeks, is recovering, and will soon re
turn to Minot.
F. NJ. Woodward, Daniel McBrayar
Alex Maclay. Peter G.. Ferguson, job
Dinwoodie and VIM. Hubert, all Of Bot
tineau, are here on contest.
If Creel continues to raise the devil a
he did last Saturday evening, the cit
will be obliged to employ an extra polio
officer to keep him straight. Nice citi
zen is Creel.
Bennett & Horsman have rented tn
store room formerly occupied by 9Th
GEN." and will remove their drug stoc
thereto after the place has been papere
throughout.
ia. Johnston, formerly the editor an
proprietor Of the Dubois. Pa, Courier
but now q western ticket agent, was i
the city Wednesday on his way to Wash
ington territory.
w. Y. Rumney is improving slowl
. and will be out possibly within q weel
Mrs. Rumney and Miss Nettie will go {
Detroit, Mich, for the winter as soon a
Will gets on his feet.
= ST. Charles (Minn.) Times: Mrs. Wn
= J. Christie, Of Devils Lake. Dakota, is /
the city on visit to her parents. NJ
and Mrs. H. w. Hill. She will probat
ly remain until after the holidays.
, County Assessor Thos. T. Thorson an
Miss Louise Bartlett, both of Bartlett
were married IN this city last Saturda
evening by the Rev. Sheckler. Lon
! life and much happiness, Tom, to va
and yours.
Miss Lottie Parker spent the wee
visiting her mother, and returned
school at Grand Forks Thursday, accon
I, panied by her brother Clarence. NJ
and Mrs. Parker go to Minot Mond ay
open their new hotel.
A. Stokes, engineer of the Minnie II
left Wednesday for his old home
Reeds Landing, MINI, to remain durir
. the winter. Mr.. Stokes has pulled II
throttle on the Minnie II. for the pa
three years without an accident of an
kind.
Alf Peterson Odegard, father of A.
P. Odegard, died at Minneapolis on IL
9th, aged 81 years. The remains we
D brought to the residence Of the decease
five miles east of this city, and burie
last Sunday. There was large atten
J ance at the funeral.
Mr.. Thos. Gardner and Miss Mar
,k Budde, of this city, will be married
the Catholic church at IL o'clock tomo
~ row morning. The ceremony will
N performed by Bishop Marty, of Yankto
assisted by Father Jerome, of Ft. Tote
hi. and Father Claude, of this city.
Miss Cora E. Smith, the brilliant Grar
= Forks elocutionlst, and Miss Sedol
- Rhodes, of the same city, will give Ii
erary and musical entertainment in De
> lis Lake Dec. under the auspices