Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-04-10
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

day morning and will be absent about a
week.
Editor Wilcox, the roaring Democrat
Of st. John. was in the city Wednesday
evening.
c. L. Woodward returned from Roch-
ester, n. ", Tuesday and will remain
several days.
Ed CoDkling came up from Minneap-
oils Wednesday and has gone to his farm
for spring work.
Mr.. A. Sheets, general merchant Of
Larimore, was in town Thursday on his |
way to Church.
Mrs. McWeeney is building a dress
making establishment at the corner of
Kelly and Fifth.
B. w. Lair. of the Turtle Mountain
Times, spent the early part Of the week |
in the metropolis.
L. Q. Welker is putting up barber
shop and laundry on Fifth street next to
Parsons building.
f. ]. Na(laau left for Duluth Wednes-
day morning, where he will continue his
studies as a lawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott's y three year old
son has been dangerously i'll, but is re-
ported much better.
LOUIS Christensen is putting up an ice
cream and confectionery store next to
the Gem saloon OH Fourth street.
Marshal Garbutt commenced cleaning
the streets and removing the distractions
| from the surface sewers Monday.
J. +. Truesdell continues to bring
stock into this region, and it is feared
| that Owatonna will soon he stock less.
| Hay has gone up two or three pegs ow-
ing to the demand in consequence of the
large number of horses arriving here.
Morris Thomas returned from Duluth
Wednesday and is now preparing to seed
his 600 acre farm northwest of this city.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. l..
church will meet at Mrs. lIigbce's next
Tuesday at 2p. IN. All are cordially in-
vited.
Many farmers are now seeding, tho
warm weather Of the past few days
having left tile ground in cxrr!ant con-
Idition.
| Attorney Erwin. counsel for Oswald,
lcame up Tuesday to see his client and
look the field over. "Hy gah, it's
lawful"
Capt. Herman l'~h"i''i"s quite a
l 1ar H. ;,, ~, 4
city. The captain is expected home in a
few days.
Oscar Mecklum and Steve Dale ar
rived from Ontario Wednesday and a
car Of stock followed them Friday. Still
they come.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. T.. Woodward loft for
Washington Wednesday morning. a
humber of friends went to the train to
say goodbye.
Ike Farmer, "c,lllud gcm'n," and
Belle Drake, white, were married last
Friday evening. Ike's smile can he seen
fourteen blocks away.
Messrs. Sinclair and Forbes are now
upon their extensive Berriewood farm
near Mapes making arrangements for
seeding an extensive area.
Last Tuesday Michael Noonan was
elected director, Sylvester Flummerfelt,
treasurer, and Philip Halrick, clerk OF
Noonan school district. 1902.
Messrs. Theo. Holton and Ehas. Ham
sen, general machine tstvEarimore
arrived by team Thursday 7feporting the
roads in pretty bad condition.
Benjamin Franklin, late Of Grand
Forks, will open lunch counter at the
Enterprise billiard hall. Ben under.
stands his business thoroughly
Justice Wishart has removed his Office
to the north side of Fifth street, and nov
has sunny front through which Old
Soils rays may shine in upon him.
The NJ. f. Ladies Aid society will give
supper during court week, and the
following evening serve ice cream
Further notice will be given next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jef'ries, father and
mother of Mrs. +. NJ. Shaw, arrived from
Van Vert, Ohio, last week, and will
spend most of the summer with mama
papa and the baby.
Will Samuels, one Of the pioneer typos
of Devils Lake, arrived Monday from
Racine, Wis, with three fine horses
He purchased new wagon and went to
his farm in Towner county.
DR.. Onich, one of the Plainvillc, Wis.
colony has located east Of this city and
north Of the track. +. W. Thompson
added himself to the party last week
bringing in a carload of stock, etc.
Mr.. Brandenberg, a Fargo ,ieweer, was
in the city Monday evening, and rented
the building next to the old Bank ol
Devils Lake. He returned to Fargo
Tuesday to arrange for removing to this
lefty.
Doheny's roam horse ran away Tues.
day and smashed the Grand Harbor mail
wagon on the corner of Wilder's build.
ing, after which the animal followed the
railroad survey to the head of Teller's
bay.
The arrivals at the hotels the past few
days have been very large. The Benham
house register shows 81 names in six
days Of transients the Lakeview 81 the
Commercial q; the Tower house "A and