Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-04-03
LARGEST STOCK
Clothing Hats Cas Gents Furnishing Goods Boots and Shoes
Street DedlsL Dk S. L. WINEM AN
Fourth Street, Devils Lake, Oak.
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Fl. j. Bebeau returned from Wisconsin
Wednesday. ..
Harry Rumney came in from Mouse
river Wednesday.
n. j. Alexander and family have re-
moved to Lakota.
w. J. Dushek is building an addition
to his cigar factory.
McGee 4 Morgan have taken offices in
Lee Bros brick block.
Chas. NJ. Fisher has rented the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Alexander.
IL. Creel was in yesterday purchas-
ing seed wheat for his farm northeast Of
town.
Fred Stolze came up las, week, having
taken in the south and east during the
winter.
Judge uardee, Geo. l.. Main and J. II.
McCune, Of Cando were IN tho city over
Sunday.
County Superintendent Brooke will
examine teachers who desire certificates
next Tuesday.
J. d. Moore is up from Park River
looking after things during Sam Dodd's
absence in Illinois.
Moore Campbell returned from Canada
Thursday where he has been visiting the
''old folks at home.''
Col. Harrington and Gardner s. Moore,
members Of the townsite company, came
up Wednesday from st. Paul.
More strangers and stock have arrived
thus far this season than came during
March, April and May last year
Uncle George Wilson has returned
after several weeks absence. Uncle
George Is a ten-gage boomer for Oak ota
All foreigners who havn't taken out
their last naturalization papers can gel
them at the term Of court commencinQ
on the 2eth.
w. W. Barrett, Of the Arbor Hill
Farm nursery, Is now taking orders for
trees. Mr.. Barrett is an experienced
nurseryman.
Court will convene in this city April
26 and tho term will last until May 6
The Oswald murder trail will probably
be the first business.
Presiding Elder Plannette will be In
the city over Sunday and will till the
pulpit at the NJ. E. church tomorrow
, morning and evening.
The postoffice Is experiencing a won.
derful increase in business. The volume
of mail has increased thirty per cen,
within the past month.
John Power, the rus,ling Twin lake
farmer and stockraiser, came up Tues
/! day with carload Of stock. He's got
the biggest OK in America.
W. s. Peck, the Ft. Totten post trader
spent two days OF this week In tho city
attending to business and shaking hands
with his numerous friends.
James A. Small, one OF tho best post.
Office inspectors in tho country, has been
reappointed to the position from which
be was removed last summer.
o. B. Corsett has been very i'll for the
past week. He was able to sit up yes
terday and is believed to be some better
His condition was precarIous.
Conductor Scott has been making sey
eral special runs from Crookston tt
Devils Lake. Scott has many friend,
here who are always glad to see him.
Whipple and AIaher are building CO
partnership barn at the rear Of the lant
Office. Grant & Wine are doing thu
work. We have new barn ourcelph.
Joe Mcconnell, the broad-gaged trav
cling passenger agent for the Albert Lea
was in town Tuesday. Joe says the i'm
migration to this region this year will bf
immense.
DC. Duell, one of RsI Insey county.
farmers, returned jrhurA}~yfrom vir
din, Ills, where hk asd dh\s family hav'
been visiting. Ie says i is relief Il
get back to Dakota.
Clark s. Rowe. special land agent, re-
turned Wednesday after an absence 0
several months, during which time h
has been making investigations in tn
southwestern territories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward expect tt
leave next week for Washington. Mr.
Woodward has been reinstated in his OLE
position in the war department. Thei
many friends here regret their depart
ure.
Special Agent Rowe tells the INTER
OCEAN some interesting facts about Kan
sas. He experienc ed a FIVE days block