Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-05-12
NORTH sAon1Norrs

DR.. Benson was down from Churchl
Ferry Tuesday.
The Minnie H. made her first trip t.
TT. Totem yesterday.
: John Olson, the Cando Boniface, was
among our visitors Tussday.
Tom Fox, brother Of Bob. was In the
city from Towner on Tuesday.
E. F. Soule. Churchs Ferry's t~onsorial
artist, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. w. o. German and children hav,
gone to Rochester. Mimi, on q visit.
Fred Davis. the railroad surveyor,
stopped off here Wednesday evening.
Col. Smith was up from Bartlett
Wednesday evening and there was a re.
union: ifT
Capt. Herman and his daughter Miss
Minnie returned from the east last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. McWseney arrived here Tuesday
to look into the proposed pardon Of Billy
Oswald.
Wheat sowing is about finished, and
many of the farmers are now putting in
oats and barley.
Capt. Palmer will remove to Fort Tot.
ten this summer. His residence on the
island is for ent.
Mira. p. J.. McClory left Wednesday
for Kenosha. Wis, 10 spsnd thesummel
with her parents.
There will be q meeting of the stock.
holders of the creamery company May
Is, ut the court house.
Fl. &. Meacham of Townor county,
recently Of Illinois, has been attending
the institute during the week.
George Lovejoy, general agent Of the
German American Life Insurance Co.,
was in tho city Wednesday evening.
Hon. H. w. Lord went out to Towner
Thursday evening to address the teach
ers institute now being held at that place.
Ex-Gov. Austin and J. F. MEG 90 ar
rived Tuesday from Minneapolis to take
partin tho Benson Ramsey annex case.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Allen arrived
Monday, and will remain in the city
several days renewing acquaintance with
old friends.
Emmett Pew and John Bradish were
down from Csndo Monday. and report
that the town is to haye q bank as we'll
Is q railroad.
Sheriff Shore. Register Of Deeds Harri-
man and Banker Rolfe came over from
Minnewaukan Wednesday to attend the
'annsx" case.
Forty nino teachers in attendance at
the institute. That IL a pretty good
showing in tho interest OF education in
Ramsey county.
A. @. Whipple went to Minneapolis
Monday to meet Mr.. Hulburt, president
of the First National, who has just re-
turned from Europe.
A prairie fire rerchsd the island Tues
day and destroyed considerable down
wood, also Ed. Poole's old house and the
wood ranch headquarters Of Trout Bros.
Will Msrrick Of Dry Lake and his
brother who is in charge OF the Grand
Harbor elevator, were in tho city Thurs
day and were among tho INTlR-OCBAN's
callers.
James Michaels, Ed. Hoailey and f.
G. Stevens represented Grahams Island
in the city this week. Bro. Stevens
came ovsr to attend the institute and re-
manned all the week.
There is talk of u rafting Fourth Of
July celebration in Devils Lake this
year. With our splendid race track and
other fair ground facilities, there is no
reason why q good time can't be had.
Lakota News: On Sunday last the
Devils. Lake boys drove down to scoop
in our laddies at base ball. Three in
nings were played which resulted in q
score Of 81 to l in favor of Lakota. Rats!
Rev. Mr.. Dempsey will preach at Web
ster Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock, and Rev. Mr.. banks next Sun
dav at the same hour. Sacrament Sun
day, May 20. Sunday school class every
Sunday.
p. J. Mclaughlin, the Grand Forks
attorney, was in the city Monday look
ing up the claim Of MI. Bartholomew,
who furnished the court house brick
and didn't get his pay from the con-
tractor.
Misses Mary and Matte Stark weather,
sisters Of tho we'll known northern tier
farmer. J. NJ. Starkwsather, arrived
from Romeo, Mich, last Saturday and
will spend the summer with their
brother.
Ross. the travelling agent Of the Mil
waukee & St. Paul, arrived at this port
Wednesday,. Since his last trip here
he has been all oyer the Pacific coast,
but declares that he has seen no better
spot than this.
Cando Tribune: c. E. and r. v. Hun
tor cam up from Devils Lake last Sat-
urday with their lumber, and are putting
up building. to be occupied as q
hardware store. Charley Ensign 10
supervising architect.
J.. NJ. Cubbison. Of Minnewaukan,
was in the city Wednesday and Thurs
day. He added his name to our list Of
subscribers, saying ho had done without
the INrER-OcEAN as long as he could,
but found he must have it.
st. Charles (Minn.) Times: Grandma
Hill gave her %grandchild. Mrs. w. J.
Christie, an old fashioned chair, which