Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-11-27
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

1SteteO NJ the benham.
Mrs. Charles Springer left Thursday
for Kansas City, Mo-, to visit relatives.
Judge Hardee came down on Thurs
days freight, accompanied by his big
valise.
Mrs. Corsett and son and Miss Brittin
left tor Indiana Monday to spend the
winter.
Mayor Cleveland has been visiting
friends in Durand. Ill.,, for the past two
weeks.
Will Dickinson and W. A. Reilly, rail-
road contractors, came in from the front
yesterday.
j. 8. Bredenbeck and P. A. Peterson
have formed copartnership in the jew
elry business.
Lydia E. Pinkham" was in town yes
terday supplying the drug trade with
winter stocks.
Jake Doll is going back to Streator,
Ill. Frank Sieber has taken his place
with Doll 4 Co.
A large number of people ate Thanks
lgiving dinner with the Ladies' Episcopal
Guild Thursday.
John Coolin has gone to Duluth and
taken a contract to get out railway ties
in the big woods.
Mrs. John J. Cooke has been very i'll
for the past two weeks, but was reported
better yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Marine left yesterday for
Winnipeg to get his family. He will re-.
turn next Friday.
A. w. Moon, Of the St. Paul firm of
Allen, Moon & Co., registered at the
Benham Tuesday.
Dan Garvey was down from Boden
Saturday and renewed his assertion OF
Nov. Spy dang, we got there"
Rev. Mr.. Marine has rented r. A. Per.
civals residence. Mr.. Percival's family
will spend tho winter in Minnesota.
O. j. Marks left for Watts Flats, New
York, last week to spend the winter, bu,
will return with the birds in the spring.
Judge West, secretary of the railway
commission, spent Thursday evening in
the city eating oysters at the Thanksgiv.
ing supper.
j. D. Taylor. of Grand Forks, has pur.
chased lot at Churchs Ferry and will
build thereon and put in stock of drugs
and stationery.
8. p. Bowman, one of the NJ. 4 NJ
travelling agents, was in the city yester
day. He will be located at Harrisburg
Pa. after January /.
About 300 railroad graders came In
from the west yesterday on their way te
southeastern points for the winter. An
other squad will pass through TODAY.
, Charlie Besel was compelled to qui,
his chair in Rawson's tonsorial estsb
? lishment Saturday owing to sudden at.
tack of pleurisy. He was on deck again
Monday.
Mrs. and Miss Goodhue came dowr
from Cando Saturday and have rented
the Wishart residence for few month.
during the absence Of Mrs. Wishart II
Washington.
Dave Turner-Litt!e Dave, of Dry lake
-came in Saturday to pay his subscrip
tion to the "best by geminy paper in
North Dakota''-which the same is tn,
. INTER-OcEAN. .
Editor Nye was in town Saturday. H,
remains firm in the belief that Church.
Ferry "has the maxim" " of metropolis
and that the Sun will soon "shine TO
all' for fact.
Job T. Wells and wife, of Coolin, wer
in the city Monday for the first tim
since their marriage. Mrs. Wells sis
ter, Miss Mamie Ely, of Bottineau, &C
coppanied them.
1.-THE Mouse river stock region was rep
j resented in the city Wednesday b.
Coutts Marjoribanks, f. II. Thursb
and Ed Kelly. Their brands may b
seen on the Benham register.
1IMr. Vanneman, the local weathe
Hprophet, received telegram Monda
morning from signal service headquar
ters to hoist the 'storm signal" Til
storm got here before the telegram did
To Lieut.. and Mrs. Russell, Of Ft. To,
ten, last Friday, a son. Grandma Rum
ney, Uncle Will and Aunt Nettie hav
received numerous congratulations, an
the fond parents are overwhelmed wit
. Joy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mettler left Thurs
day for Clarkesville, Iowa, to attend th
wedding Of Mr.. Mettler's sister. and wi
. be absent couple of weeks. Durin
bis stay Allen will agitate the creamer
question.
Col. John A. Ely, legislative membe
elect from the northern tier distric
came down from his Mouse river stoc
? and turtle ranch Wednesday, his fir.
appearance in the metropolis since ou
\ celebrated stock show.
District Attorney Morgan was induce
to buy rattle ticket, the prize being
! pig. He won, and the pig was prompt
}. delivered. The porker objected to bein
shut up in an attorneys Office, so th
nk boys tied him to Dawes bedroom doc
knob. Dave swears he'll never buy ar
m other rattle ticket; neither will he te
m how he explained the awkward situatio
to his landlord.
The Bartholomew Case.
II J. H. Bartholomew, formerly ofGran
u Harbor, arrested at Neche last week al
brought here on charge Of selling NOR
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