Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-10-16
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Capt. Atkins shot bear near Cando
last week.
j. A. Burnett has gone to Scotland to
remain until january.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sage arrived at Tottcn
Tuesday from 1T. Keogh.
Mrs. w. n. Moore and children re-
turned from Ohio Wednesday.
Mrs. Kinney is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Lieut.. Russell. ut TT. 'rotten.
DR.. Smith has returned from Pcnnsyl-
| vania full Of enthusiasm for Dakota.
Canvas-backs are reported scarce now,
but the big fat mallards arc coming in.
Mrs. w. J. Christie expects to leave for
Minnesota next week to visit her parents.
Services at the schoolhouSc tomorrow
ut $50 p. H., Rev. o. II. Aabcrg otliciat-
ing.
Major and Mrs. Bacon have gone to
st. Louis. Mrs. Bacons health is very
poor.
II. III. Barr has opened Il grocery store
in the Chaumette building on Fourth
street
Frank Doty has made IL plat of the
cemetery. There are 22l lots l6x30 feet
in size.
| Il. l.. Brevig, travelling agent for Amer
ika, a Norwegian papor of Chicago, is in
the city.
l.. Grant is putting up an extensive adj
dition to his residence on the Richard
son tract.
Col. Smith came up from Bartlett on
Wednesday evening looking for a man.
He found him.
| Mr.. Devine has purchased the McFad-
den house on Fifth street and is fixing it
over for winter.
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Russell. of 1T. Totten,
celebrated the first anniversary OF their
marriage on the 18th.
into the city. They occupy one of the
Otis houses on Kelly avenue.
George Barrett, the untiring Bartlett
rustler of the firm of T.. Smith n Co.,
/
DIS. Dodds and II. D. Fruit were in the
city Thursday evening on their return
from the Jamcston convention.
S. a. Ricard, for the past two months
connected with w. G.. Stoughton e Co.,
left last Monday for Dayton, Ohio.
H. J. Walker was in town yesterday
and reports that c. A. Stcadlcy killed two
deer near Twin lakes a few days ago.
Miss Ballou was thrown from her
buggy last Saturday on her farm, north
east of here, and quite seriously I'M ured.
d. S. Sager, of Brantford, Ont, and
ono Of the leading chemists Of Canada,
is visiting his friends the Bennett broth
lers.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Brennan left for Mt. Nor
rs, Mich, yesterday to attend the funeral
of her father, who died there Thursday
night.
& Co., went west Monday to look after
trade He says "the west must have
goods
Major standsh was up from I.akot:
Monday evening, for the first time since
his marriage. He is looking much hap
pier than of yore.
DR.. Ellis returned Sunday from an ex.
tended tour IN the region ofTurtle noun
tain. He was accompanied by his
nephew, Mr.. Pearsall.
Opening service at the Catholic churcl
tomorrow, and regular services at II Il
m. every Sunday thereafter genera
invitation is extended to all.
Rev. and Mrs. Sheckler are in Crane
Forks attending conference. They vii
return Monday. Rev. Mr.. Marine viii
fill the NJ. f. pulpit tomorrow.
Seventeen young folks assembled Al
; the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G
Saunders Wednesday evening to partic
ipate in progressive lunch.'
DR.. Percival returned from Kentucky
!, Wednesday evening, bringing his wife
with him, and he will now settle dowr
to the practice Of his profession.
Pat Norton. the red-hot Republican 0
Bartlett township. came up to look afte
some law business Monday. Pat viii
support the straight Republican ticket
Lieut.. Liggett gave dance in honor 0
Miss Nettie Rumney Thursday evening
at Mr.. and Mrs. Peck's Fl. Totten. Mrs
Peck surprised the party with fine sup
|per.
w. F. Simrall and his daughter Dals,
left Thursday morning tor visit will
kentucky relatives. Mr.. Simrall vii
, also go to Tennessee to attend to busines
affairs.
Frank Smart, brother-in-law of J. G
). Garner, Of Garner 4 Cleveland. arrived