Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-07-10
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

for several days. ..
]. 4. Burnett is confined to his bed
with bilious attack.
Mike Coburn was robbed of $50 Mon
day night at his hotel.
Jas. E. Reed and wife came in from
Mouse river last week.
o. NJ. Towner and family left for Mouse
river Thursday morning.
New potatoes as large as working
mans fist are in the market.
B. D. Beal, of Omaha, was among this
weeks tourists to the inland sea.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Russell came over
from the Fort yesterday afternoon.
Joe Kent is thinking of entering the
Minnesota ciScuit with Lone Rock.
Mrs. Christie was taken seriously ill
Wednesday, but is now improving.
The Larimore club got the worst of it
at Lakota, the score standing IS to IL.
Chas. NJ. Fisher came in Thursday
morning from his town. Church's Ferry.
Miss Main and Miss Mcintosh, of Cam
do, registered at the Benham Thursday
Mrs. L. c. Ross, of Smethport, Pa. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. c. Saunders.
J.J. Schlaberg and w. +. Manning
left yesterday for the front with Il COM
ptete outfit.
Robert and Mrs. Hubert and Charles
Hubert arrived from Detroit, Mich,
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Converse left Tuesday
morning for New Jersey to I've absent Il
month or six weeks.
Last Saturday afternoon one of b. T..
Shanley's little boys fell from II wagon
| and broke his arm.
Judge J. {. Palmer, one of the tcrritor-
ial supreme Judges, spent two Stock
Show days in Devils Lake.
l. L. Shelley boarded Mondays train
for Minnesota. Moen says it is a matri-
| monial trip. So mote it be.
DR.. Smith was "held up Tuesday
evening, but had wisely deposited his
money before the banks closed.
VIM. Plummer was robbed of Il new
suit Of clothes, a watch and chain, and
S2s in cash at his hotel Sunday morning.
r. c. Pew, Mrs. p. =. Parker and Miss
Ida Pew arrived from Missouri Wcdnes-
| day and left for Cando Thursday after
| noon.
Thos. German having located at Bot
tineau, left yesterday for that place and
| the INTER-OrEAN will keep him COM
pany for year at least.
EX-Mayor Eshclman, of Grand Forks,
is said to be negotiating for the purchase
! of Mr.. Richards herd of Montana ponies
which are being cared for near this city.
Two suspicious characters were caught
| in the rear of the First National Satur-
! day evening. They claimed to be drunk
but they are believed to be robbers.
II is said that Il few Of our local hum
\ young prairie chickens. This bald
headed outrage is perpetrated every
! year.
w. G. Stoughton Il Co. have purchased
Brunelle Bros. mercantile business in
this city and will remove to the Fisher
building. Brunette Bros. will continue
| business at Dunseith.
Mrs. j. W. Barnes, Robert Barnes,
Louisa Barnes, and Mrs. G. r. Combs,
mother of our Frank are visiting friends
and relatives here. They arrived Satur-
day from Memphis, Mo.
Geo. A. Bachelor and wife, of Grand
ten. They had taste of Devils Lake
bathing and fishing last year and are now
among our annual visitors.
Communication with our friends OF
Minnewaukan seems to have been cut
Off somewhere in the vicinity of Church's
Ferry and It'll supposed they didn't hear
! anything about the stock show.
John McDevitt brings to this Office /:
sample of true galena found on his Pop
lar Grove farm. 1t is at least three fourtlis
pure lead. Ifyou've much of it, John,
you can quit raising cattle and corn fol
a living.
| Moore & Dodd have diyided their bus.
mess, Mr.. Dodd taking the wholesale
and Mr.. Moore taking the retail busi,
ness. Sans operations will be on the
front in future, while Mr.. Moore will re.
main in this city.
Bishop Marty, of the Catholic diocese
of Dakota, spent a few days here recent
| ly, and the ISTER-OCEAN found him Il
| very pleasant gentleman. Bishop Mar
a priest will be sent to Devils Lake early
in August.
| P. Mcnamara has severed his connec.
ton with the postofficc and is now, with
Robt. Cairns, distributing mail, express
and other supplies along the extension.
, Any business our citizens may want at
tended to up the line should be placed in
Macs or Bob's hands.
Coutts Marjoribanks started his five
head of Polled-Angus prize takers for
his Mouse river ranch this week and
will let them take their time on the
road. He remained over until Wednes-
day looking after his big drove Of heifers
that were brought here by rail last week
I r. Waugh, travelling editor for several
agricultural publications IN England and
this country, sends the ISTER-OcEAN a
stalk of wheat two and half feet long
and one of oats two feet long plucked
from field along the 5lst parallel, in
Manitoba, which is nearly 400 miles north