Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-09-18
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

~ oAhS1tSAl, lliV .hOiCS ltIliltIs WIS
in town yesterday.
That Zenith cigar at Bennett Bros. is
more than sky-high.
\ slight shower Of rain fell Yesterday
afternoon. 1t was frozen.
DR.. and Mrs. O'Donnell are the happy
parents of little daughter.
Services tomorrow at the school house
at $50 p. m., Rev. o. Aaberg officiating.
X. S. Thompson, brother Of Sid, the
clothier, arrived from the east last week.
Frank Dodd, brother of Sam. arrived
yesterday with a consignment of cattle.
Emmett Orr, the invincible tory-teller,
came up Thursday with a new repertoire.
\. d. Wishard. editor of the Danville
Ind.) Republican, spent Sunday in this
city.
Miss Alice Metler of Dunseith is visit
ing her brother, Jimmie Metler, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lautenslagcr are
the happy parents of Il son; so says the
Larimore Pioneer.
Rev. j. a. Marine will preach in the
north room of the school house at II
o'clock tomorrow.
Col. Uline has the thanks of this Jour-
nal for fine three pound bass taken
from Minnesota lake.
+. II. Thursby came in from his Mouse
river ranch Saturday and went down to
the Grand Forks exposition.
Frank Cavanagh has sold his excellent
farm on Cavanagh lake for sllOO. Frank
thinks of going further west.
Miss Polly Prindeville, of Logan, Ont.
has arrived hereand is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. II. keogh, of this county.
Mr.. James Mccormick. the new COM
missioner from the Fifth district, made
this office Il business call Thursday.
W. J. Dushek expects to move into his
new building on Kelly avenue today. 1t
has been fitted up very comfortably.
The cornct band have arranged for !,
dance at Union Roller rink for Friday
evening, Oct. |. Tickets 81. Give the
boys a benefit. They deserve it.
Jesse Ames, Hezekiah Amcs and At.
Hall, of Northfeld, Mimi, were among
the hunters who came after some of the
fat ducks of Devils lake this week.
sam Dodd got back from Minnesota
Wednesday. He bought Sl0,OOo worth
of cattle to supply his contracts in this
region, and will soon bring upa pair OF
Hambletonian steppers.
Capt. Atkins threshing outfit turned
out !'GO bushels of oats on Capt. Parker's
place in two hours; also threslcd be-
tween 1900 and 1000 bushels of wheat in
one day on the same farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Corsett came down
on yesterdays train from Church'S Fer
ry. Mr. Corset has improved some
since he left here two months ago The
country air agrees with him.
r. j. Cook of Rockport, n. V, Hiram
Becker Of Albany, .Abram Becker of
Central Bridge, y. I.. and J. \. Rose OF
Ni"Soi", -. -, tdiilG u pun W chutsudN
train on hunting expedition.
Clark S. Rowe, the special land agent,
has been transferred to Larned, Kansas.
Allen NJ. Eastcrlv, of Bismarck, will
take his place in this district. Mr. Rowe
| left for his new station Wednesday.
Tuesday evening last Rcy. Shcck lcl
united in marriage Geo. +. Galloway OF
Rolctte county, this territory, and Miss
Maggie Protcus Of Ingcrsoll. Ont. Tn,
happy couple will make their home o,
Mr.. Galloway's mountain farm.
Mr.. Torkel Anderson, who purchased
the farm Of Geo. Wilson. Jr., last spring
left Friday morning for Christiana
Norway, to visit his friends and rcla
tives. On his return he will bring quite
a number of friends with him. AS he Is
well pleased with this country.
The latest invention is ".hcstnu
bella small device which can bt
pinned inside the coat like G.. A. X
badge. BY touching small spring the
wearcr can have a ton of fun with fcl
lows who are attempting to tell an ole
story. Conductor Alexander spent two
days IN st. Paul trying to find out where
the 'ring' of the bell was located.
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