Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-05-22
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

day and went to Minnesota on visit.
J. H. Parsons left yesterday for Chi
cago and will be absent several weeks.
Frank Smart left for Waverly, Ia, on
Wednesday, and will be away until fall.
Max Oranstine is putting up tailor
shop at the rear of Hurst's furniture
store.
Frank Doty has some Poland China
pigs with pedigree which he will sell rea-
sonable.
Mrs. w. w. Wishart is expected home
next Thursday. She will leave WASH
ington Monday.
Peter Boyes is the live livery man who
tells the public in another column all
about fine rigs.
DIR. Ruger came down from the Harbor
Wednesday and paid his subscription to
the stock show.
Forks capitalists. was in the city Mon
day and Tuesday.
w. J. Hurst, the furniture dealer, has
placed his stock in his new store corner
Fourth and Arnold.
Bert Requa has purchased lot on
Fifth near the court house and removed
his house thereon.
Capt. Atkins drove down from Cando
Tuesday and back as far as Grand Har-
Dor the same evening.
Henry J. Redmond has sold his farm
near Odessa to Off Searle Of st. Paul.
The price paid was $1,000.
J. II. Breen, late of Morris Minn., is
Red front on Fourth street.
f. II. Thursby. one of the vice presi-
dents of the stock show, left for his
Mouse river ranch Monday.
Tickets for Wednesday evenings con.
cert at Bennett Bros. Secure seats early
as there will be big crowd.
Moore & Conin, have purchased Free
Welker's barber utensils and privileges
and will open next to Lee Bros.
Mrs. Crowley, of Grand Forks, has
rented the COmmerclal Hotel and will
take possession the first of,.June.
l.. Bullock came in from his farm at
Church's Ferry Wednesday. He was
totally mum Oh the townstc question.
Levi c. Kelley arrived here Thursday
en- route to Mouse river with oS head OF
cattle. He started from Verndale, MINI
Next Wednesday evening our citizens
will have an opportunity to hear some
excellent singing by the Stewart Con
cert Company.
T.. Monday to represent Crofton Lodge
No. l6, l. O. o. f., in the Grand Lodge
which convened there Tuesday.
Major Bacon and staff were in the city
Tuesday afternoon to meet the paymas
ter and escort hlm to the fort. The pay
master Is always welcome at the post.
County Assessor Thorson commenced
operations Monday. Ordinarily every.
body is glad to SEQ Tom, but now a
great many people would rather not see
him.
\ meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. X. W. Bennett on Wednes-
day next at 3p. m. All ladies interest
ed in the Episcopal church are cordial.
invited.
J. II. Faulhaber left for Allcyhan,
City, Pa, on Wednesdays train. having
served five years in the army. He will
be greatly missed by his many friends al
at the Fort.
Peter Mckonc was knocked down by
two tramps at Grand IIarbor last week
but the rascallS were scared away before
they succeeded in their purpose of rob.
bing him.
l.. II. Pease. attorney tore. II. Law.
ton, mail contractor of A;chison, kas.
has been here several days fixing the
mail routes. RObt. Cairns has takcl
the Grand IIarhor route.
Attention is directed to the prospectus
of the Northwestern Insurance Co. o
Wahpeton in another column. Smith &
Wilder are the agents. Those desiring
hail insurance should see them.
W. ]. Dushel has reiitted his cigal
store and factory, and the process o
making fragrant Havanas may now bt
seen from the outside. He has put j,
extra help owing to increased trade.
Timothy Gray and wife, of Coolin
were in the city yesterday. Mr.. Ora,
and Philip Hettrick were among ycster
and are going to attend the stock show
The government yacht came over from
Fort Totten Monday bringing Lieut.
Roach and family, Lieut. and Mrs. Rhu-
land and DR.. Deloffre, post surgeon
Mrs. Roach was on her way east on :
visit
Vic Noble. Bottineau's Democratic
postmaster, came down Saturday and re
turned Thursday. He reports immigra
| ton Gaming in fast, and Bottineau peo
pie are hopeful of getting the railroad
They deserve one.
David H. Turner was the first sub
scriber to come forward and pay his sub
| scription to the stock show. Other sub.
| scribers are requested to do likewise
Treasurer Burnett is now ready tor re
| ceive money and issue stock.
NJ. 3. Lawrence. editor of the d.
Quoin, ILL.,, Press, was in the city Tues
day evening. Mr.. Lawrence was greatly
surprised at the evidences of prosperity
he saw OH every hand. He had no ides
the northwest was so thickly settled.
Irvine Merrill's handsome black mare
"Nigger' is the proud mother Of twir