Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-05-19

NORTH ~sHoarnorzs.
F. W. Cockburn Is OF on q cattle buy
ing trip.
H. c. Davis Of Cando, was in the city
Monday.
RI. Walker of Kildahl, was In the city
Monday.
Mira. c. NJ. Fisher returned from st.
Paul Monday.
Louis Rudde has gone to st. Paul on a
business trip.
A. Mckay is going to build q residence
this summeE
Charles Malonsy went to St. Paul on
Thursdays train. i.
Lieut.. Sage, wife and child Of Fort
Totem spent Monday in the city.
w. 6. Stoughton is at Bottineau look
ing oyer his merchandise interests there.
Edgar LaRue, who has been spending
the winter In Chicago, arrived home
Wednesday.
A huge quantity Of boulders are bel ny
piled up on Kslly venue for the First
National bank building.
Judge ]. w. Bennett Of Bottinesu, and
r. A. Bill Of Jamestown were registered
at the Lake View Saturday last.
Potatoes find ready sale at 40 cents per
bushel. A number ofcarloads have been
shipped from here this spring.
VIM. Hurst has closed out his furni-
ture store. He still continues in the un-
d%ertaking business and contracting.
Requa & McTaggert will move to
tho building now occupied 10y Dr.. Camp,
where they will continue "The Fashion,"
DR.. Dickson delivered an interesting
lecture at the Lakeview hotel Monday
evening on the subject of "India Wheat"
Jas. F. O'Brien returned Wednesday
from Yankton where he has been for a
week past in attendance on supreme
court.
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her daughter Mrs. v. ]. South, left for
her old home in Blue Earth City
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Wm. Flumlmerfelt came down
from Minot Monday to prepare an abode
for herself and family. and will aoon
reside here.
Rev. Aaberg, the Norwegian Lutheran
divine who has been very ill for the last
six months, has recovered gu fnciently to
be out again.
Robert Cairns and family left for their
new home in Langdon Tuesday. They
regre, leaving Devils Lake and certainly
will be missed here.
DR.. Camp has disposed of his drug
stock and removed his office to the
building formerly occupied by County
Treasurer :Serun:gard.
v. J. South has just completed q cem-
mndious barn, n painted 1t too, and has
housed therein a brand now surry and q
hoss that can't DO beat.
Z. s. Hubert. president Of the First
National bank, arrived in the city
Wednesday, and will,be the guest of A.
O. Whipple while here.
Frank Palmer has gone east to look
after matters connected with tho self
feeding threshing machine attachment
for which he owns the patent.
Rev. s. svennungsen, Of 6elson coun-
-, ..,sl1 I~lI No.,,o:o> TrxL~s,o ,o.,
ice in the schoolhouse next Sunday
evening OF 1880 O'Clock. All are invited.
Billy Storm, arrayed like a bridegroom
Lavender pants and a broadway tile
is looking owe his old stamping ground.
He resides at Watertown in this terri
tory.
Pat Kelly, formerly station agent at
this place, il in town visiting his nulner
Gus friends, and looking ovsr his exten-
sivs farm operations in DeGroat town
ship.
Prof. Dodds left for his home in Min
nesota Tuesday, his visit having been
q fruitful one. He came just in time to
tell-for q fee Of course-what he knows
OF pink
Ollie Rawson's barber shop that he
occupied so long on the west side OF
Kelley avenue has crossed the street and
now stands next to Mike Lynsh's rosi.
dence property.
Andy Hope positively refuses to sol
the lot on Fourth street that he recently
purchased for the reason that he will
soon build u store thereon to be occu.
pied by himself.
Fred Fox received ono day this week
a carload Of young steers for beef,
shipped in of course. He says he would
nave picked them up locally ii he could
have done 20. Where are our stock
raisers?
Mr.. Mills, who has been announced te
lecture in this city this evening on the
subject Of temperance, writes that il
will be impossible for him to be here
Consequently the lecture is indefinite!,
postponed.
Mr.. ]. Pye, a mill expert. was in the
city this week, making a close examina'
tion into the condition Of the -four mill
Now and improved machinery will re'
place the old. and the mill brought up tc
an A. 1 standard.
Frank Alexander, the first surveyor
OF this county, now a resident of Ii
Grace, D. T., returned with the James