Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1886-09-11
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Dushek's building was hauled in place
yesterday evening.
A sanctuary is now being built on the
north end of the Catholic church.
Ed Murphy's Burpee Welcome Oats
yielded G0l bushels to the acre on sod.
Church's Ferry is to have newspaper.
A portion Of the material has arrived.
The coal man has loomcd up, but he
don't know what the price is going to be.
The hour Of holding the Presbyterian
Sunday school has been changed from II
m. to l0a. IN.
Presiding Elder Palmetto has been
out west looking after the interests ofthe
NJ. +. church.
Capt. Nolan got back from Europe
"Wednesday, and is again at his official
post at Ft. Totten.
P. p. Gulseth, former typo on this
journal. has accepted position with c.
f. Anderson at Mayville.
b. J. McIntire was about to take pas
sage at Portland for Sitka when he wrote
a friend i'll this city last week.
William Gurr. one of Grand Harbors
prosperous farmers, was in townWedncs-
day looking happy and prosperous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, who have been
visiting Colonel and Mrs. Bacon at TT.
'rotten, returned to their homo Monday.
The Stewart concert company per-
formed to fair house Thursday evening.
Their program was interesting through
out.
| G. w. Jameson and +. w. Nash re-
turned from Minneapolis Saturday.
They pronounce the exposition II great
Isuccess.
Frank Palmer was over from the Fort
last week. lie says the sea serpent has
Ichewed Il corner OFF one of Capt. IIecr-
mans bargcs.
The Grand Forks Gun club have ruled
our crack shots out by requiring that
the members Of each team shall belong
to the same town.
+. G. Poole lost 200 tons Of hay by fire
/
reported to be burning in many places
along that stream.
$. a. Nye and VIM. Samucls, the bach
elor farmers of tho Coulic region, were
in town yesterday. By the way girls
here are two good catches.
j. S. Murphy, u. c. Sheppard Il cos
bookkceper, was in town Monday anu
Tuesday. Their headquarters will be be
yond Burlington by Oct. /.
Billy Bulge, the old-timc and well
known Red river valley pioneer, passed
through for Mouse river Saturday. Billy
says he will support Collins.
Towner county was represented in this
city this week by Judge IIarlcc, Jack
Mc('une and his father Joseph MrCunc
Emett Pew and J. G. Brown.
Ii. }. Mckee put in thirteen New Mas
sillon (O.) threshing outfits from til,
Devils Lake agency this season and re
ports all working splcndidly.
Billy Doll has gone to Burlington I,
look after his interests, and will be cawa,
most of the fall. Jake Doll. his brother
has taken his place in this city.
r. J. Walker, tho extensive farmer o
the Twin lake region, accompanied b.
Mr.. Woods, formerly telegraph opcr:.
tor in this city, was in town Tuesday
John Pcterkin who is travelling 70
Bristol & Sweet, the wholesale harncs
men Of Fargo, was in the city Tucsda,
Mr.. Peterkin enjoys Il good trade in thi
region.
Il S. l.. and b. Il. Lockwood arrived her
Tuesday from Sauk Center. They cam
by team, hunting on the way through
S. l.. Lockwood is the father of Mr.
Frank Parker.
DR.. J. 2. Omich, who came here la
sprin. from Wisconsin and took a clail
near Crary, will put IN a drug store
that place and combine medicine wit
agricultural pursuits.
J The construction crews working on tt
railroad extension out of this city are n
-. ported to have captured 300 antelope All
now have fresh rich cream for their co
49,, fee every morning. Fact!
sn Rev. G. w. Huntlcy, Baptist mission
ary for North Dakota, arrived last cvcl
hi. ing. He states that the Baptists will pr
ceed Immediately to erect a church ,Ipc
:. their lots in this city. SO mote it be.
J. J. Stampen, one of the propricto
of the Grand Forks Tidendc, was in Il
city over Sunday. The Tidcndc is or
Of the best Norwegian papers in the we
and hasa good circulation in this count
John Spiesman lost fine farm hor
last week. This makes the ninth hor
he has lost in the past five years, al
with other Affections that have been con
ing to HIM, he is indeed very unfort
nate.
Two of the Gilseys, we'll known Ne
York capitalists, leading banker
Kansas City, D. II. IIersey, Of Arvlll
and a. II. Eoyes, of Grand Forks, wei
west on special Saturday to sho
Igrouse.
II The residents of 1862 are pctitionl
for postoffice with Moore Campbell
postmaster. The proposed location
about eighteen miles northeast of tn
lefty, and a postoffice there will be a gre
convenience.
r. Crawford, Of Virginia, registered
the Benham this week, and was accor
Mr.. Crawford is stanch Republic;