Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-08-21
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

w. G. Stoughton is in st. Paul laying
in wholesale stock.
Col. Bacon and Major Cramsie were
over from the Fort Tuesday.
G. f. Young, Of Detroit, Mich, regis
lstered at the Benham Thursday.
E. b. Hance, the Fargo loan broker,
registered at the Benham Monday.
Emmett Higbee and his mother have
gone to Ipswich to visit Mr.. Higbee's
brother.
Mrs. Capt. Griggs, of Grand Forks, and
Mrs. Grosvenor, of Hastings, are visiting
Mrs. Rumney.
Miss Caldwell, one Of the sprightly
bellies of Indianapolis, Ind, is visiting
Miss Nettie Rumney.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Stevens returns thanks to
Daniel Leo, who found her hand satchel
and left it Mt this office
Henry Lavayea. of Larimore, and w.
ii. Morgan. of Cincinnati, were among
our visitors Saturday last.
f. b. Hance and Ole Serumgard, rep
resentlng d. S. b. Johnson, have gone to
the Turtle mountain country.
Capt. w. II. Huddler, of Rockford, Ill.,,
arrived at Bartlett to visit his old friend
and army comradc, Col. Smith.
Il. II Winship. travelling agent for
Sweet, Orr Il Cos celebrated overalls
and pants, was in town over Sunday.
NJ. l.. Young, the great Masonic light
of Wisconsin, will he in this city oct. |
and to conduct Il school OF instruction.
X. T.. NoyeS was up from the Forks
Tuesday on legal business in connection
with the Spencer Herman steamboat
litigation.
Henry kcister, one of the rotten BOYS,
will have completed his term of service
his folks.
j. l.. Richmond, clerk of court of Ben
son county. accompanied by Master c.
l.. Richmond, was over from Minnewa,l-
kan Monday.
DR.. j. Ii. Reynolds, the "Roots and
Herbs of the northwest, was in town
Monday night and promised to he here
again this evening.
X. X. Wise, proprietor OF the Airing
ton, Minnewaukan, and Rev. II. Il. Tav-
lor, of the same place, were il, the city
Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Peck, of Hudson, Wis, is Wis.,
iting his brother, w. S. Peck at TT. Tot
ten. The Messrs. Peck were in this city
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Thompson have
returned to Rensselaer, Falls, n. V.
Maurice thinks he will stay there, but
his many friends hope he may conclude
to return.
The first carload of the winters coal
supply for Ft. Tottcn arrived Wednesday,
and was transported oyer the lake on the
Minnie II. There are 300 tons in the con-
signment.
Joe a. Mcconnell, travelling passenger
agent for the only Albert Lea route, was
circulating amongst us Yesterday Joe
is a hard-shell rustler and the Albert Lea
is a good road.
capt. Ricc's company Of the 5tll Infan-
try have arrived at TT. Tottcn from TT.
keogh. Another company of the same
regiment is expected from 1T. custcrt The
first of the coming week.
Grinncll. Iowa, supplied the following
~ a M lC.li nj Il s.,
al list: Alonzo Steele, J. NJ. Ross, Frank
Ross, III. T.. Roberts, Bert Clarke, \. II F..
Cravcr and Chas. =. Cravcr.
Mayor Scott, of Fargo, was among
Mondays arrivals. lie went west and
will take in Bottincan and the Mouse
river towns. Charley is making Fargo
the best mayor she ever had.
a Jew peddler drove into town Thurs
day with a load of rags. At Fifth and
Kelly the load took fire and was consid-
erably damaged. The gentleman from
Jerusalem was greatly frightened.
Chester d. Wright, representing Du-
luth commission house, spent several
days here looking over the wheat fields.
MIR. Wright is an old Colorado friend of
c. +. Hunter, of the ISTEn-OcEAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kelley, accom-
panied by Mr.. kelleys father, left yes
terlay for Minneapolis, where they will
attend the exposition. Mrs. Kelley will
be absent month visiting relatives.
q. w. Farnsworth, one of the oldest
travelling men in the northwest, was
among US Monday. Jim Reynolds SAYS
Farnsworth don't know anything only
how to be the best and biggest hearted
fellow on earth.
Walter Il. Cain, Stephen Drake, Will
Sheatf, James Ross and Charlie Sayille,
all Of Canton, ILL.,, have been camping
at Heerman's the past two weeks. They
leave for Mlnnetonka Tuesday. but prom
ise to spend all of their vacation on Dew
ills lake next year.
Chicken shooting commenced pro,npt
ly on the morning Of the 18th before the
chickens got out bed, and the bang of the
shot gun could be heard in every direc-
ton. Some Of the boys got as high as 81
birds. They are quite plenty this wear.
notwithstanding the slaughter before the
law expired.
.. Ellison, special correspondent and
travelling agent for The Farmer, of st.
Paul, was in the city the first of the week
and took trip into the country to see
our wheat fields. The Farmer is one of
the very best agricultural papers in the
Northwest. It will be furnished for q