Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-04-17
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Monday.
DR.. Dodds, the veterinary, arrived
Wednesday,
County Assessor Thorson went to Bart.
lett Tuesday.
&c. Siple's family have arrived from
| Pennsylvania.
The Hover family have gone to their
farm west Of Cando.
Ducks and geese are coming IN; so are
tho little prairie plover.
The Cramsie-Olson contest case has
been decided in favor of Olson.
The firm Of Hunter 4 Bennett pub
lish dissolution notice this week.
The Fashion saloon has been handsome
ly repapered and repainted throughout.
Colder Bros. the plasters, have an ad.
in this issue. They aro first class work.
men.
Judge West, one ofthe territorial rail-
way commissioners. was in the city
Tuesday evening.
NJ. II. Lynchs residence has been re-
moved to his lot on Kelly avenue. next
to the engine house.
Judge I.amorcaux brother George has
Iarrivcd from Canada and may conclude
to remain In Dakota
The Ladies Aid society will meet at
Mrs. Cairns. on Thursday next at 2
O'Clock. All should go.
Mrs. John J. Cooke has returned from
st. Paul where she purchased Il large
limo Of scasonable goods.
The ''lakir' who sells five cents worth
Of soap and gives you a $50 hill is in town.
Verify, spring has come.
II. l.. Garfield, IL young man from
Grafton. has taken Il position with W. n.
Moore, the hardware dealer.
J. II. Dcvine and ftmilyarc the nrweS,
larrivals from Michigan. Mr.. Dcvinc
will engage in tho machine business.
J. S. Brcdenbcck and family have ar
rived and Mr.. i. will open his jcwclry
store in u few days next to the old Bank
of Devils Lake.
Plannette, and family are visiting Mrs.
Jennie Higbec. one of the little boys
has been quite i'll.
}. Sullivan, who has been teaching
school in Minnesota, arrived here Tuos
day and will investigate the country
with Il view to locating.
The splendid bill of fare of the supper
TO be seryed by the ladies' Of the NJ. L
church Tuesday evening. April -, viii
be found in another column.
The many friends Of Miss Bertha Dan
iels will be pleased to learn that she ha.
returned TO Devils Lake for xoUd. having
spent the winter in Wisconsin.
G. w. Maurice will remove today OF
Monday into his new building next to
Winemans Gus will havc all the in
Iprovements in the restaurant line.
G. j. Nosberg is a recent arrival from
Plainfield, Wis. Mr.. VosberK has beer
in the mercantile business in Plainteld
and may conclude to locate in this city
DR.. r.Hendcrson's daughter, ,Georgianna
arrived Tuesday from Ingersoll Ont.
and left Thursday with her father ant
brother for their homo in Towne
Icounty.
j. NJ. Craig. an old friend OF the Bennett
boys from Ontario, and now represen
ting Atkins e. Brooks. Chicago glass an,
lcrockery dealers. va, in tho city ovel
Sunday.
NJ. c. Gallagher, who has been sick 70
several weeks at Grand Forks, resumed
work Tuesday on the mail car. He i
looking very pale, having had serious
timo it.
Tho contest case Of William Strcctc
vs. Oslie Q. Myre has been in progres
in the land Office the past few days. c
w. Nash for contestant aud Thos. Mul
len for Myrc.
Marshal Garhutt has notified owner
and occupiers Of lots to remove the rub
bish from the same, or pay s25 fine. Tn
dump is at the south end Of the bay
near the grove.
II. a. Leach formerly cashier Of tn
Manitoba railroad in this city, was mar
ried recently in st. Paul to Miss Mar,
Gwynnc Grifnth. Mr.. Leach j. the trai
dispatcher on the ST. Paul & Duluth.
DR.. S. !. Henderson, one Of the Plain
field, Wis, crowd who came up tw
weeks ago, has concluded to settle il
Towner county, southwest Of Cando. H
says the coulcc region inst beats ALL"
". G. Stuart has taken the agency 70
the celebrated Fargo beer, which is pro
nonnccd TO be equal 10 the Milwaukee
beer. The 'Parson" will keep carloa
in his cellar ready for use. See advef
tiscmcnt.
w. y. Simpson. who lives FIVE mile
this side Of Bartlett, was in the city Sat
urday and reports a great many new set
tiers in his vicinity. Mr.. Simpson wa
in this region twenty years ago a. gov
eminent teamstcr.
Any person knowing of glandcre
horses should report the fact to the sher
iff or county attorney at once, and tn
board Of health will employ Dr.. Dodd
to investigate the case. Chambers shoul
be rooted out now.
John $. Conyers returned from Mis-
! souri, last week, having spent most Of th
winter there. He says il is u positive re
lief to get back to sunny Dakota and t
get away from the snow and mud {
gloomy old Missouri
Zunich Il Rawson have put in auothe