Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-12
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Mrs. Brennan is rapidly improving
and is now out of danger.
Alex Walker has removed his resi-
dence to east Sixth street.
Robert Burton, of Dunseth. was in the
city few days this week.
James y. Brooke expects his father
to visit him in September.
James Brittin came down from his
Towner county farm Tuesday.
J. c. Wills is now the landlord of the
Central house and is doing we'll.
A. II. Moves wife died in Grand
Forks last night after brief illness.
Oh. Spencerleft Thursday for Marion,
Ind, and will he away about ten days.
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dushek, June
9th. Il son. All the boys are smoking
now.
Stoughton 4 Co. have sent John Wet
enhall to the Mouse river with IA stock Of
goods.
+. T.. Dill returned from Washington
territory Monday bringing several new
horses.
Capt. Griggs, one of the railroad COM
! miSsonerS. was in the city Thursday
evening.
Lee Bohn the indetatigable dispenser
/ of glass ware and crockcry. spent Sun
| day in the city.
| Mrs. Prescott left for Boston. Tuesday,
| to see her husband. who has been quite
sick in that city.
Mat Ma1thewson. of Clifford. Ont, .,came
down from Dunseith SUNDAY to study
railroad astroogy.
! William J. Doyle and William Andcr
son are among the newest subscribers to
| the INTER-OCEAN.
| n. G.. Philips, Of Bancroft. Mich, went
| up to Dunseith Monday to viSi, II son of
his in business there.
Moore Il Dodd have the contract for
furnishing beef to the track laying gang,
as we'll as to the graders.
krueger, the Grand Forks pop man,
was in town Tuesday and reports his
trade steadily increasing.
J. S. Bredenbcck, the icwcler, tells all
| about the celebrated Elgin watch and
other things in this issue.
Those stock show cllronoS gotten on,
by the lNTEE-OcEAN are in big demand
They are decided "laisicS.'
\ special train of distinguished citi
zens will arrive today. Who they arc
or where they are from is not yet known
The plan of .le Farmers Mutual Pro
tective association will be found in an
other column. All farmers should reat
it carefully.
Col. Pcnnirbccker of Virginia, passe'
through the city from the west last week
He is in the land department and is in
specting the SURVEYS.
| Il. w. Lair, of the Turtle Mountain
Times, came down from Dinscith sun
day. He reports an immense immigra
ton to Rolette county.
Morris Thomas went to Minneapolis
Thursday. He has recently shirpe,
twelve carloads of wheat to that point
about one-half his crop.
d. Schas has opened aclothing and fur
nshing goods store in the chaumctt
building on Fourth street. See his an
nouncencnt elsewhere in these columns
Annie Cairns, went out to their claim
in Towncr county the first Of this wee
to make their permanent reSidenc
there.
J. II. Dcvine offers a line of farm m'
chinery in another column which shoul
be examined by every one in need {
these articles. Fifth street, near the pos
office.
L. Il. Richardson came up Thlrsda
and left yesterday for his Mouse rive
stock ranch. He says everybody
talking stock show in the Red rive
!" valley.
Mrs. Caldwell and her daughter lie
for Chicago. Thursday, where they wi
reside in the future. The people
Devils Lake very much regret their Il
partlre.
, The corner stone Of the Episcop
church will be laid next Tuesday, Eisl
op Walker officiating. Services in II
evening, after the cercmony.at the Pre-
byterian church.
Editor Wilcox, of the st. John Jol'
nal, was in the city Thursday. Wilct
SAYS it is hard to organize the Dem
cratic party in Rolctte with Conml
sioner Sparks in the general land ofiit
Nels Oleson, of this county, and Mi
Tillie Arneson, of Senaca. H., were ma
ried last Friday evening by Revs. Shec
ler and Madison. The happy pair HI
never seen each other until the train a
20 rived Friday and the match was ma
by letter.
\ pleasant picnic party assembled
] Thompson's grove Thursday aftcrnoo
. and after delicious spread in the gro
took the boat for Totten. Returning
the evening. a dance took place at Char
= Bskewells farm house. \ splcnd
time is reported.
w. C. Coleman and J. II. London, !;
of Reynoldsyille, Pa, were in the ci
Tuesday on their way back to Pcnns,
vania to dispose of their effects, aft
- which they will settle in Bottineau cou
ty. The gentlemen are friends of DR..
7. Smith of this city.
-. Mrs. Haviland, well remembered he