Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-23
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Chas. Schoonmaker is overhauling the
fire engine.
Judge Mcconnell will hold court at l.a-
kota Nov s.
To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dickinson, Oct.
Is. a daughter.
Will Rumney Went to bed Thursday
sick with fever and cold.
Conductor Copeland says that Col.
Towner killed that sheep.
Mrs. Frank Converse returned Thurs
day evening from Minnesota.
A. II. Noyes, the Grand Forks attor-
| ney. spent Sunday in Devils Lake.
The livery stables are doing the big
business of the town at present.
a. o. Whipple has been suffering from
rheumatic fever for the past ten days.
II. G. Davis and bride left for Cando
Thursday to enter upon the solid duties
of life.
Mrs. Il. S. Benham has recovered from
| her recent attack Of intlammatory rheu-
| matism.
| \ horse belonging to George and Will
lam Emslic died on their farm Tuesday
from lung fever.
Mrs. y. 0. Whipplc and family arrived
Thursday, and will make Devils Lake
their future home.
Mrs. p. Il. Mctlcr came down from
Dunseith Wednesday evening and went
to Grand Forks Thursday.
Leander Bohn, the Chicago glassware
dealer, was here over Sunday, and took
many orders for his goods.
Major Bcarlslcy took in the Democrat
ic meeting Tuesday and thoroughly en-
joyed the illusions to Sparks.
tertainod Lieuts Brown and I.ggett of
TT. Totten Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Walker returned
from Missouri Friday evening. Alex
says he's glad to get back to Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Olson celebrated
their wooden wedding Friday evening.
A large number Of their friends were
present.
Arthur Horsman and d. $. Saycr spent
several days this week at Marioribank' s
Mouse river ranch, returning Thursday
morning.
To Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Council Friday
eyening last. a bouncing boy. Parents
both doing well, and the father so happy
he cant sit still.
dan were married by Father Claude last
ISunday. 1t was the first marriage per.
formed in the new church.
Mrs. l.. G. Ross, who has been visiting
the summer. left for her home in New
Hampshire Tuesday morning.
Capt. Main. who was in town Tuesday
showed the bullets with which he caught
the black bear. One went into bruin':
spine and the other through his heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Harwood, of Min.
neapolls, arrived here Saturday. Mrs
Harwood returned to her homo Monday
and Mr.. II. went to the front to sec tn,
country.
George Smith drove in Thursday will
30 brant and geese, one antelope and ;
|iackrabbit as big as a small mule, ant
numerous ducks-all killed north ant
east Of Frcshwatcr.
Capt. Main, Judge Hardec and jim
Hartley came down from Cando Tues
day. The judge says Jim hasn't any th'
best of him; he's about AS near the jump
ing off place as anybody.
Chaplain Collier and wife returnc'
from their eastern trip Monday evening
and left for Totten Tuesday. They wcr'
the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Shcckle
during their stay in this city.
Mrs. o. Il. Corset and son and her sis
ter, Miss Brittin, are in from their farm
in Towncr county. Mr.. Corsett has gon
to Chicago for medical treatment. He j
much weaker than he was when he wen
to his farm in the spring.
Jack Stoughton, the pioneer dog G
> Ramsey county, took his departur
, Tuesday morning for Fargo, his forme
home, where he will spend the winter
His many friends will miss him an,
] welcome him back in the spring.
VIII Egan, postmaster at Ft. TOtten
happened to be in the city Tuesday even
ing and took in the Democratic meeting
lSomeone, an offensive PARTISAN" O
course, pinned badge on Wills coat
F., but Will had his eyes shut and didn'
see it.
Hon. NJ. L. Mccormick, territoria
secretary, was in the city on busines
Tuesday, returning to the Forks o
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