Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-04
S M0KE RS GOODS!
SUCH AS
Meersch Pipes,
Cigar Holders,
Cigar Cases.
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

District Attorney Noble came down
from Bottineau Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Prosser left yesterday for
Indiana to visit relatives.
w. II. Garbutt intends to leave for Spo-
kane Falls, Wash. Terr., soon.
VIM. Brunette was in the city this week.
He reports business good at Minot.
Will Rumney is on his feet again, and
will soon be at his post in the land Office.
Mrs. Rumney and daughter Nettie went
to Totten Monday to see young officer
Russell.
c. F. Sims, the NJ. T. NJ. elevator man,
was in town Monday, returning east
Tuesday.
Regular services at the Presbyterian
church every Sunday morning and eve
ming at the usual hours.
Lieut.. Liggett and Will Egan drove
over from the Fort Monday, tho first to
cross on the ice this season.
j. s. Field, of Ft. Tottcn, was q Ben
ham guest Monday. He has just recov-
cred from case of jaundice.
Treasurer elect Scrum3ard has accept
ed place in tho North Shore bank, and
will remain there until the end of the
year.
George Wilson, Jr., was in from York
Monday, and reports that most of the an
telope have gone to the woods or the tall
grass.
John McNichol, the rustler farmer of
Benson county, was in the city the latter
part of last week attending to business
affairs.
Charles Moore, well-known in this city
two years ago, jumped from burning
elevator in Duluth last week and was
killed.
Commissioner Currier, w. f. Hunt
w. Kelly and Ed Smith were among the
Odessa farmers who were in the mctrop.
oils Saturday.
George Stuart has reopencd The Gem
in the building just vacated by Bennett
g. Horsman, and invites the boys to look
in upon him.
Mrs. Wishart and Mrs. Hansbrougt
left for the east Tuesday, the former fol
Washington and the latter for New York
both to spend the winter.
P. Kelly, railroad agent at Minot, ant
formerly in charge Of the company's af
fairs in this city, left Tuesday for thu
east, to be absent until his health i'm
proves.
w. S. Stockdale was in town Monday
and Tuesday looking for Jim Reynolds
He says all of Jims friends carry chest
nut bells now to keep him from repeat
ing old stories.
Mrs. w. F. Simrall received telegram
Tuesday announcing the death Of he
mother, Mrs. Greer, at Covington, Ky
Col. Greer, Mrs. Simrall's father, dice
about two years ago.
Agent jerks requests US to state tha
the freight and express Offices are nov
located at the passenger depot, making
them more convenient for those having
freight and express business.
Two young men of Minot went GU
hunting one day last week and mistakinl
an OK for deer shot it. They were ar
rested and taken to Burlington, and i
cost them $50 each to settle the matter.
Mr.. A. S. Bratlee, the photographer
and Miss Emma Leet were married OF
Wednesday evening, Rev. Aaberg per
forming the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Bratlee have already settled down t.
housekeeping.
r. w. Kirkham, treasurer of the well
known Minnesota Paper company o
Minneapolis, accompanied by his sol
and w. c. Andrew, the genial agent 70
the concern, were among our visitor
Monday evening.
Register Percival has put doubl
floor in the clerks Office, and rearrange
the furniture so as to make more room
and keep from freezing. A room l0x2
has been partitioned off for the commits
sioners to meet in.
Mayville Tribune: Hon. John Flitti
came down from Devils Lake last Thurs
day. and is visiting his old friends. MI
Flittie is in business with Ole Serumgard
and looks as if the climate of his satani
majesty agreed with him.
VMessrs. Marjoribanks, Thursby an
n Kelly returned to their ranches at Nous
river Tuesday. Mr.. Marjoribanks will
go to Montana in the spring to pick ou
. cattle-breeding ranch. 1t his intentio
to place his breeders on the Montan