Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-11
s M0KERs' GOODS!
SUCH AS
Meerschaum Pipes,
Cigar Holders,
Cigar Cases.
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Judge Wishart returned from st. Paul
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Daely, Tuesday,
the eth, a girl.
Capt. Parker came down on Wednes-
days freight.
Another story is being added to the
Tower House.
]. II. Parsons returned from st. Paul
Thursday evening.
Miss Minnie Leo has gone to st. Cloud
to spend the winter.
Mrs. w. A. Hamilton left Tuesday for
visit with Illinois relatives.
Jake Doll has returned to Streator, ILL.,,
to freeze to death this winter.
J. II. Smith, the live merchant of Crary,
was in the metropolis Monday.
Chas. f. Hoyey came up from I.akota
Tuesday to see a tirst-class town.
Col. John Ely and ]. II. Matthews
came in from Mouse river Thursday.
The continued warm snap has mado
crossing on the ice dangerous business.
Billy Doll returned from Minot yestsr-
day and will remain during the winter.
Alex Walker has been elected one of
the trustees of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. F. II. Prosser has gone to Lafay-
Ind 70 hor :,,.
i'll.
Frank Lycan. the tall tourist, inscribed
his name Oh the Benham register Thurs
day.
Will Samuels, the farmer-printer, has
accepted "case" on tho Bottineau Pio-
neer.
II. D. Orvis was among the prominent
Ferry folks who came down on Monday q
train.
Receiver Smith has had a slight touch
of fever, and was confined to his bed sew
eral days.
j. II. Doboll, the Red rivor crack shot,
was looking over the hardware stocks
yesterday.
II. O. Kruger, the Grand Forks pop
man, was among his customers here
Wednesday.
John D. Moore left Tuesday for Lon.
don, England, and will be absent about
two months.
A. l.. Heikes, of the Portland Inter
Ocean, spent Sunday in the city on hi,
way to the, front.
| John Sieber and Miss Mamie Knutson
formerly Of this city, were married al
Minot last week.
Conductor Copeland spent Saturday
evening in town, his train laying oyel
here until Sunday.
There was large attendance Tuesday
evening at the NJ. f. sociable held a
Mrs. c. w. Kelley's.
One of Conductor Copeland 3 little girl!
has diphtheria at Crookston, and was re-
ported dangerously i'll.
J. S. Sinclair, of Sinclair & Forbes
Mapes. was in town Friday evening anG
attended the entertainment.
Major Benham wants a pair Of bob
sleds for Dexter. He thinks a cutie
makes the horse too speedy.
Commissioner Brogan, Arthur McGa
hey, Bob Hammond and others of tn
Minot boys, came down Saturday.
Hon. James H. Reynolds (this is hi
Sunday name) was supplying the loca
druggists with pills and squills ycster
Gay.
The creamery question is being agita
ted, and there is prospect that an insti
tuition of that kind will be established
here.
Ed Hanson will leave Monday for
brief visit in Wisconsin. Looks littl
suspicious, but Ed says he's too youn
to wed. u
Commissioner Mahood was in tow
Tuesday looking happy over the resu
Of the contest. The second district feel
the same way.
Found, two keys and leather string
attached to alarge lot of lumber. Owne
will please come round with a dray an
remove property.
J. G. Garner, of the firm of Hunt, Ho
q Garner Bros, Grand Forks. and Gal
ner & Cleveland, this city, came up Q
Thursdays train.
Mayor Cleveland returned last wee
from Illinois. He attended the great r
union at Moline, and met many Of b
!. old comrades in arms.
Al. Harwood, Of Minneapolis, arriv,