Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
S M0K E RS GOODS!
SUCH AS
Meerschaum Pipes,
Cigar Holders,
Cigar Cases.
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Judge O'Brien went to st. Paul Thurs.
day.
j. c. Garner was up from the Forks
Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Bartholomew loft for Canada
Thursday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Marine and family arrived
from Winnipeg Thursday.
j. $. Field, of TT. Totten, spent Tues
day and Wednesday in the city.
A. B. Mcdonald and John Beauchamp
OF Cando were in the city Monday.
A. a. Trovaten, agent of the st. Paul
Farmer, was in the city Thursday.
Judge Hardee made his regular week.
~ weekly visit to this city Wednesday.
Mrs. Leggett, mother of Mrs. 4. S.
Benham, left for her homo in Michigan
Monday.
Services bv Rev. Mr.. Marnie in tho
school house tomorrow morning and
evening.
Frank Caldwell, who has been herding
cattle on the Montana ranges, returned
here Monday.
L. X. Arnold came in from Minot ves-
terday. He reports business brisk at the
end of the track.
Mr.. T. 8. Gjervan. of Towner county,
leaves this morning for a months visit
at Brandon, MINI.
James NJ. Starkweather and his sister
left Monday morning for Romeo, Mich.
to spend the winter.
Will Merrick left Monday for Water
town, n. Y, to visit relatives and friends,
and may be-but hush!
John Parry made proof On his claim
Monday, with postmaster Jones and w.
G. Samues for witnesses.
Miss Angie Parker and the Misses At
kins came down from Cando Thursday,
and visited Miss Goodhue.
Frank Coombs was in town few days
this week and went west to look after
business for Warner & Stoltzc.
Emmett Pew, accompanied by his sis
l wa AVA 1919 AuAs Gnu AliaS Su ouAlo CdIuC
down from Cando Wednesday.
Harry Woodruff, one of the popular
clerks with f. Smith e. Co., Bartlett, has
just returned from brief visit east.
Will Samuels' claim has been held for
cancellation by Sparksv. Samuels only
raised eighty acres Of wheat last year.
Col. Smith was up from Bartlett Thurs
day evening. He reports his partner,
George Barrett, getting along very
nicely.
School Superintendent elect John F.
Cowan will put up building on the east
side of Kelly avenue to be used for office
purposes.
Frank Barney bore down upon his
Devils Lake customers Wednesday. and
ia still of the opinion that this is the best
town in Dakota.
J. L. Cohurn and Miss NJ. +. Campbell
were married at the NJ. F.. parsonage by
the Rev. Sheckler. They are residents
of Towner county.
There will be masquerade ball at the
rink next Friday evening. A large
number Of masks have been secured and
good time is expected.
J. S. Murphy and John NJ. Schwartz
D. c. Sheppard & Co.'S bookkeepers
came down from Minot yesterday. They
go to st. Paul for the winter.
D. w. Ensign left Monday to visit his
children at Geneva, Ill. Thence he will
go to Pennsylvania for the holidays, re-
turning Immediately after New Years
to take his seat in the legislature at Ris
marck.
Ole Serumgard and Ed Hanson tool
Mondays train for st. Paul. They viii
be absent until the first of January-Olt
getting pointers on county treasury af
fairs and Ed making new contracts TO
machinery.
James Kelly and Whitehill Moore, o
Odessa, and Henry Blanfus Of Bartlett
were among our callers Wednesday-al
good, solid, first-class, cash-in. advanc
subscribers and they take it becaus
they like it.
Z. James c. Gibson, of Abbottsford, Ben
, son county, was among our callers Mon
day. Mr.. Gibson is one of the leadin
farmers in the McNichol settlement. II
has keen appreciation of the eterna
fitness of things, and warmly congratu
lates the ISTER-OCEAS upon its cours
7. politically.
A. Jensen, of tho Northwood firm I