Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

,,;ss 81: s::;%ss;s s. ~ss: ,s::.,j e.:
Tom Norris got back from Crookston
Thursday and is here to stay.
Emmet Pew and Tom Conycrs came
down from Cando Wednesday.
John w. Maher Went to Grand Forks
Monday and returned Wednesday.
Services tomorrow at the school house
at 1870 p. III. by the Rev. o. II. Aaberg,
pastor.
Mr.. Council, tho attorney in the Brittin
case, is feeling happier than ever over
the decision.
Attorney McGeo thinks our term OF
court will commence the first or second
week i'll April.
Register Lord has purchased fine
span OF Kentucky ponies and is building
a barn to put them in.
George Elmsllo, who h,s Assn teach.
Ing school at Northwooi, ,ttWked to this
city Monday evening.
Sam Treadwell, so says dispatch from
Arkansaw, has been arrested for name
less crime upon young lady.
Owen and Miss c. Schoonovcr, former
ly OF streator, ILL.,, but now Of Grand
Harbor, were in the city Wednesday.
Eugene Ohmer, of Dunseith, came
down Thursday. He has grown so fat
and healthy that the Dayton boys would
not know him.
| The body Of Mrs. S. r. Eooto was
brought in from McHcnrv county on
Sunday and expressed to Melrose Mimi,
for in,erment.
| S. d. McGee, who has spent a couple OF
months In this city, left Wednesday for
Minneapolis and from there expects to
go to shc Pacific coast.
JohE Cooke saw three wild geese pass.
ing north Wednesday and no one will
say that John don't know goose whom
ho secs it. Rub up your guns.
DIR. Z. Il. Hutchinson has hoen APP
pointed postmaster of Lakota, vice Miss
MI. Love, removed. Mr.. Hutchinson
is u son inlaw Of \. J. Alexander Of
this city
| Mass will be celebrated in this city to-
morrow by Father Jerome ut Ii 81. n.,
and Tuesday next, March 23, at tho resi-
dence ol Peter Rcgan. Froshwatcr. at the
same hour.
Capt. Atkins and Judge flardcc came
down from Cando Tuesday. They have
no additional information concerning
John Rocko except that he was seen to
take the train for Winnipeg.
NJ. Ii. Brennan and\ \famiiy arrived
here Wednesdayfrom An lArbor, Mich,
and till make d evils kdA their future
home. Mr.. Bird pun is in\ partnership
with John w. Maher In thcN loan husi-
ness
| c.. Lord, assistant post nasacr, has ac-
cepted position in tho North Shore
bank. F. Mcnamara will take Mr.. Lord S
place In the postoftice. Major McCrcight
has taken a position in tho National bank.
All are capable young men.
! Ehenezcr Prescott, grandfather of II.
L. Prescott, Of this city. died at his
home in Troy, n. Y, last Sunday, aged
81 years. Deceased was tho oldest resi-
dent and oldest Mason In Troy, which
place became his home 81 years ago.
| J. w. Farrier, a leading resident oftho
western portion Of the county, was in
town Monday and enrolled his namo
upon our subscription books. Garry
Welton, who came here from Ohio last
year, is also among the new patrons of
the ISTEROcEAN.
The overseers Of the poor have under
their caro- two children, bov and girl.
nearly three Years old. Both are bright
healthy children. Tho overaecrs are
anxious to provide them with homes. II
there not some family in the county tina,
would be willing TO adopt one or both o!
thcm2
Mrs. Thomas Mul!on was called to
Fargo last Saturday by telegram an
nouncing the death Of her brother, Dav.
enport Hadley, FROM the effects of pluro.
pneumonia. The deceased has been 2
resident Of Fargo for tho last eleven
wears and was well known throughout
Cass county.
Mr.. G. w. Sewcll, the enterprisine
mayor of Portland, Trail county, passed
through town Tuesday en- route for the
Mouse river. where he is extensively
engaged In stock raising. Hc proposes
to open general store in the Antelope
valley when spring opens. He was ar.
companied in his journey by Mr.. Ed
Sykes, Of Nayville, ono Of the McCor.
mick binder company's collectors.
Following are among those who came
over from the fort to attend the st. Pat.
rick's day lecture in the evening: Major
\ Cramsie and wife, who were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Maher; Will
Egan, tho postmaster; Lieut.. Glass. in
charge OF the signal service; Or. Dra-
belize, pos, surgeon: Alox. Faribauit, OF
Palmer house, Prof. j. L. Brown, school
teacher at the mission: Father Jerome.
Miss Nrape, Miss Severinson, Il. J. No
| Ian. JOHN Myers and VIM. Davis.
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~ Mouse River Stock.
{ James E.A\ Reed says the story tina, his
| cattle aro dying from exposure is false.
Eight of his Nouug calves were drowned
in the Mouse fsIver. and that was prob.
/ ably the cause ossafe report. Ho says all
his cattle arc M excellent condition.