Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-04-24
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Jim Stewart has lost valuable cuff
button.
MCGEE & Morgan have removed to the
Lee block.
Rev. Sheckler is painting his residence
also himself.
Remember the Easter ball at the rink
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald have arrived
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. F. MCGEE and baby have gone
to Illinois on visit.
Don't forget the stock show meeting at
the rink this evening.
Editor Spear, Of the Mouse RIVER Ad-
vocate, was in town this week.
T. P. Ricard, the st. John druggist,
was In the city Wednesday evening.
Rev. o. H. Aaberg will hold services
at the schoolh<use tomorrow at $3.50 in
the afternoon.
E. A. Hendrickson, Of st. Paul, is here
looking after the interests of the Grand
Harbor townsite.
The Scandinavians of this region will
celebrate the anniversary Of their inde-
pendence May IL.
These gentle warm nights. vegetation
is receiving benefit, and one can almost
hear the e'crOcuses croak.
| J. S. Bredcnbeck, the jeweler from,
Fargo, has opened business next to the
old Bank of Devils Lake.
| The ice in the bay disappeared Wellnes-
day, and the rolling surf has full sway
once more. Soon be swimmin' time.
| Fred Fulton came up from tho Forks
| Wednesday and went out to Island Lake
Thursday morning to buy school bonds.
c. r. Smith and a. S. Carpenter, late
from Minnesota, leave next week for
their farms twelve miles north Of Bart.
lett.
E. II. Thursby, the Mouse River stock
man, has invested in a tine span of horses
He is deeply interested in the stock
show.
DR.. Dodds found four cases Of glanders
while here. The animals were con
demned. The doctor will be here again
in June.
Mrs. Rumney and daughter Netti,
came up from st. Paul Saturday ant
left Wednesday for their farm home
at Odessa.
Presiding Elder Planne,t's little son
who has been quite i'll in this city, is re
covering: Rev. Shecklcr's little boy i
also improving
To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Woods, Thurs
day morning, a son; also to Mr.. and Nj
A. Raasch, Wednesday evening, a SON.
so reports DR.. O'Donnell.
Mrs. Coster and daughter returned
from Missouri last week. Miss Coste
has been engaged to teach in one of th
ipublic school departments.
ONeil's is favorite stopping place 70
those going to the Mouse river. The,
call him "Oyster O'Ncil.' Ho has clear
beds, a new house and a good barn.
a. J. O'ksefe, one of the leading attor
neys of Grand Forks, was in tho city
Tuesday evening on legal business. IL
will be here again during court week.
George Brandcnburg, the pioneer SGT
tier of Wheatland Cass county, has start
ed the Bank Of Wheatland. MIR. Brand
burg is one Of Dakota brightest busines
men.
$. S. Titus, cashier ufthe Citizens Bank
Grand Forks, was i'll the city Wednes
day evening. lie wanted to go over tn
/ ionO ~ \alIt. itCSl WIN
home.
Billy Schuelar writes from Omaha tina
he can't do without tho INTER-OCEAN \
He is running a three-chair barber sho
and is prospering. He sends regards t
all "the boys
The public schools opened Monda
with largely increased attendance
This is very gratifying, as it shows dee
1 fintaraSf ~ tho snhnp1a !, Il Tfi ,nt
parents and pupils.
Rev. Mr.. Plannete will ill the NJ. L
ipulplt tomorrow, morning and evening
Easter services in the forenoon. Rev
Sheckler goes to Bartlett and Lakota to
day and will hold services there tOmoI
row.
H. w. Parker of New Hampshire,
nephew OF Chas. Pillsbury of MinneapC
lis, was in the city Tuesday evening
Mr.. Parker is in business in the Grant,
state, but he says hereafter New IIalnr
shire is too small for him. He is con
ing to Dakota.
w. w. Erwin, counsel for Oswald
came up Monday and will remain unit
the trial comes on. Mr.. Erwin (he like
to be called "BilrD has been enjoyin
his regular spring hunt this week. "B
CAD, it's awful
Clarion county, Va., has contribute
the following since our last issue: c.
PLAT, VIM. Wallace and family, Jaco
1Shiery and family, Mr.. Shannon an
family and Mr.. Olibaugh. Revs. Plar
nett and Sheckler are responsible fo
this.
New Jersey, too, little as she is, ftll
nlshes her quota of Dakota CITIZENSHIP
The latest arrivals from that state al
Messrs. w. II. Tinker and w. l.. Tel
hume, of Newark. They arrived la!
Friday evening and are greatly please
with this region.
James Mccormick, who has been
Watertown, ILL.,, during the winter, hs
returned to Dakota and will have charp
of the railroad hotel at Crary and ais
road section No. 81. He was in tow
Wednesday and paid his respects to Il
editor Of this journal.
George l.. Dale and son Henry,
Minneapolis, spent several days liz TIL
city this week. Mr.. Dale is one of tn
prince merchants of Minneapolis, an
has nice farm near Devils Lake. He
greatly pleased with this region, and ma
spend portion of the summer month
on the shores OF our inland sea.
George Juergens Of Jordon, MINI
arrived Monday to succeed J. n
Schwartz as cashier Of the First Nation:
Bank, Mr.. Schwartz having resigned
Many business men in Devils Lake wi