Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-11-13

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ly and will be out in few days.
Benham & Garbutt have removed their
sheep to the majors farm east of town.
The east end of Fifth street is fast be-
coming the residence portion ofthe city.
James Gagan was in the city Monday
and left Tuesday for East Grand Forks.
Mrs. G. w. Kelley gave very pleasant
slx-cornered euchre party Wednesday
evening.
Miss Nettie Benham has been very i'll
with fever for the past week, but is inn
proving.
William Simpson, Of Crary, has gone
to Excelsior, Ninn., to rsmain during
the winter.
Miss Lewis, Of Litchheld, Mimi, Is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. jerks.
Archie jerks entertained II number of
young friends at his fathers residence
last evening.
The roller mill is running day and
might, turning out a great quantity of
excellent flour.
Lieut.. Ligget came over from the Fort
Wednesday accompanied by his friend
Mr.. d. Huntington.
Joe Davenport has u new baker, just
from Milwaukee. See Joe's list Of good
things in another column.
Mrs. w. y. Rumney came over from
the Fort Saturday and will remain in
the city during tho winter.
The Scandinavian supper Saturday
evening. given under tho auspices of the
Lutheran church, netted S77.25.
Capt. R. w. Nam, Mrs. Z. C. Main and
F. w. Blake left for Missouri Thurday
and will remain during the winter.
c. L. Cryderman, of Dry Lake, leaves
this morning for River Falls, Wis, to
spend the winter with his old friends.
DR.. Smith spent a portion Of last week
on the Mouse river. a guest of Judge
Thursby. He reports a pleasant trip.
John a. Percival left for Grafton
Thursday to participate, as county clerk.
In the counting Of the legislative vote.
Paymaster Eckles arrived from st.
Paul Wednesday and went to the Fort
Thursday to make the soldier boys hapy.
E. r. Simpson, NJ. D., Of Walsh coun-
ty, was in the city Thursday on his way
to Willow City, whore he has decided to
locate.
Jim Boden came in Tuesday from the
Romeo settlement. The irst thing
he said was, 1--WE got there in great
shape"
The following named attorneys attend
ed court at Lakota this week: Judge
" Brien, J. w. Maher, D. E. Morgan and
J. v. Brooke.
Patrick Brennan, brother Of Attorney
Brennan, has arrived from Michigan,
and will open shoe shop next to the
Commercial hotel.
w. II. Crow, the successful candidate
for district attorney of Rolette county,
arrived Tuesday, and is visiting his
brother and sister.
r. X. Briggs, grand secretary of the
grand lodge OF Odd Fellows, was in the
city Wednesday evening. He came up
from Sioux Falls on business.
Pat Kelly came in from Minot Satur.
day, being on the sick list. After few
days medical treatment he returned to
duty, feeling much improved.
Frank Palmer W as over from the Fort
Tuesday. He SAYS the folks over that way
watched for the result of tho election lr
Ramsey with great deal Of interest.
The Minnie H. has discontinued run.
ming on the lake for this season and the
mail is now taken to Ft. Totten via Ls
Roses ferry. Peter Woods has the con-
tract.
J. f. Truesdell spent week or more
in this region looking after horses and
things. He says he can 90 back to Min
nesota with head up now that McGill is
elected.
Mrs. Currier ana her niece, Miss An
ME Southam, came up with Commits.
sioner Currier Monday, and remained
in the city while Charlie helped canvass
the returns.
Major J. G. Hamilton was in the city
Tuesday. The major looks none the
worse for wear since his defeat for dis
trict attorney of Grand Forks county
by ITO votes. One thing the major feels
|good over is that Ensign is elected. The
major knew Creel at Ft. Totten.
| A. P. Odegard left for Minneapolis
Monday in response to telegram an
nouncing the death of his father. Mr.
IOdegard returned from Minneapoli:
Thursday, bringing the remains. Tht
funeral will take place Sunday afternoon
at o. clock from the farm residence. five
miles east of this city. Friends of the
family are invited to attend.
| Oyster Supper.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E
church, will serve supper next Tuesday
Ievening from to 10 o'clock at Slough
toms old store- Supper, oysters includ
ed, so cents. Children half price. Ic,
cream will also be served.
/ Taken Up.
One red COW six or seven years old
owner will please call and pay charges.
32.t3 JOHN SPIEsNAN.