Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-27
NORTH SHORE NOTES,
Justice I.amoreaax, of Jerusalem, WI

HO0 IA 0x1OhE NO1 A0s
Justice Lamoreaax, of Jerusalem, was
in tho city Monday.
Register Percival and Sam Dodd went
up to Cando Monday.
J. II. julian, from Troy, O., registered
at tho Benham Monday.
Emmett Pew and Tom Conyers drove
down from Cando Monday.
Capt. Jones, the new postmaster at De
Groat. was in town Tuesday.
Miss Maggie McDougallleft for st. AL
bans, VT, Monday on visit.
Don't fail to patronize the school Ii
brary lecture Monday evening.
Cond uctor Copeland lectured OIL re!ig.
ion at the Benham Sunday night.
is. Field came over from the Fort
Thursday to look after some freight.
w. L. Buell., Omaha, aud WIS. Lycan,
Toledo, registered n. the Benham Mon
day.
Harvey Slipp and n. J. Walsh were
the st. Paul representatives In town
Monday.
Frank Palmer was over from the Fort
Thursday evening on his way to
Chicago.
Aug. Thompson, late postmaster at
Bottineau, registered at the Benham
Thursday.
Torsten Brudeseth, ono OF the solid
farmers Of Minnewaukan township, was
in town Monday.
Major Cramsie calfe over from the
agency Monday as the contested In All
important land case.
james r. Eaton, who is now visiting
in the south, has our thanks for copies
of New Orleans dailies.
Eugene Pile lett for Missouri Wednes-
day morning to romain two or three
weeks In that muddy region.
Commissioner Currier came up from
his Odessa home Monday to attend q
! meeting Of the county board.
| Frank l.. Dana has accepted 8 position
with the Bradstreet agency aud has
taken his headquarters at Omaha.
Rev. e. 8. Converse will ill the Pres-
byteriau church pulpit at Park River to.
morrow. Sunday school as usual.
James Fulton, father Of George Fulton
of Bartlett, died on the 18th at Portage
la Prairie. Manitoba, aged 65 years.
A. +. Wilder, the rafting postal clerk
of Crookston, came up Saturday in place
Of Clerk Gallagher, who went to st. Paul
for examination.
There will bc farmers meeting in
this city Saturday afternoon, March 6, to
consider the subject Of monopoly. Let
there be full attendance. 2t
Ike Singing Ike"-w,th .
mouth like all out doors and teeth resenl.
bleing milestones on the highway te
sheol, rcgistereda at the Benham Monday
Henry Hale, Z. Seward and NJ. P. Ben
ham, Of Poplar Grove. appeared before
the county commissioners Tuesday in
the interest Of the schools OF Bay district
The Rev. Rogers. Indian Presbyterian
preacher. and Charlie Ironheart, son Of
Chief Ironheart, were among tho distin-
guished visitors from the reservation
Monday.
Christopher Christopherson died Sun
day evening at his home in the southern
part Of the county. Deceased was Is
years Of age, and leaves a wife and four
grown children.
Mr.. G. S. Converse was surprised
Tuesday evening by n number Of hi,
friends who gathered to pay their re-
spscts and express their kind wishes
the occasion being Mr.. Converse's Mth
anniversary.
Frank Bartlett, one OF the pioneer
Iyoung men Of this region, was marriet
in Grand Forks Wednesday afternoon
to Miss Mary johnson. Both arc o.
Bartlett, this county. Much joy, Frank
both of you.
NJ. I. Mendelson, of Grand Forks anc
Bartlett fame, was in the city Tuesday
night. He is travelling for 3. Kuppen
heimer & Co., Chicago clothing manu-.
facturers. Mr.. Mendelson has many
friends In North Dakota.
Col. Bacon, commandant at Fort Tot
ten, returned Thursday evening from
his southern trip, looking hale anG
hearty. He will find that Capt. Bennett
and the INTER-OcEAS have managed
the Fort in good shape during hls
absence.
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Lecture and Music.
Hon. H. w. Lord will deliver the sec
ond lecture In the serics for the benefi
Of tho school library fund at the NJ. E
church on Monday evening March
Subject, Natural Invisible Powers
This address will undou btedly be boti
highly instructive and interesting, ant
the capacity ofthe church and its new
seats should be tested on this occasion
Messrs. Higbee, Stewart and Chamber
lain who aapO ao finely of rho last on