Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-03-17
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

J. L. Trucsdell WAS in tho city last
night.
Postma..sr lH,an WAS oyor from tho
fort Wednesday.
Bob Hammond has opened mea.
market in Omaha and is doing well.
.Adolph Schmit left for st. Paul Tues
day and will be away about ton days.
John A. Percival lett Thursday morn
Ing for Iowa TO buy another lot OF horses
Joseph Kelly returned from Canada
Friday. ue has been visiting his par
enis.
Phil Hitz, known as the musical genius
Of Jerusalem, arrived here Wednesday
evening.
Frank Palmer got back from Indiana
last week. Tho sea serpent will plenso
take notice.
w. A. Hamilton and Frank Smith re-
turned from Illinois Saturday with two
carlo Ids Of horses.
Arthur Hor.man returned from Gin
cinnati Wodnes, Ay~Gkening, after m
absence Of several morAhs.
With two tine hotel. going up and al,
artesian well going down. Devils Lake
will be reaching both ways once.
President Fulton OF tue Merchants
bank left for Grand Forks Tuesday and
will be absent the remainder Of the week.
Messrs. Cbamberlin and Lsbold left
Monday for a tour OF western towns and
weresnO bound four days At Bottineau.
Fred Sportsman, who has bcon visiting
friends in western New York. returned
last week. He reports snow very deep
in places.
John Kaln and Gerald Avo,y were
among the farmers IN the city Thursday.
They have been staying home worry
closely for the past two months.
Alex Walker Is away to buy large
line OF machinery. He will remove his
business to tho nortl. side OF Fourth
street. opposite &. & l.. Budds's.
Hon. John Flittie loft Tuesday for
Mayyilie, near which place he las a
farm. He may return later in the season
and locate in the land business at Churchs
Ferry.
The first annual ca'alng Of the Arvilla
academy of which Rev. j. A. Brown is
principal, is out. It shows total OF 81
students, and gives every evidence OF
success.
Dat tn u >kuI1 G,.s~ !,
American and Republican who is op-
posed to Great Britain controlling the
commerce Of the United States. WAS in
the city Wednesday and Thursday.
Supt. Shields, who has been In charge
Of the Minot and Great Falls division OF
the Manitoba, has resigned and taken q
position with the Kansas City limo oI
which Mr.. Eyan recently become supor-
ljNendent.
f. II. Thursby has received very
tine pair Of deer horns. mounted a. leg
rest, as a present from Mr.. Hurst. He
thinks it 80 fine piece Of work that be
has determined to send it to England as
q present to his mother.
! Mrs. NJ. H. Hollister and daughter
Lottie, accompanied by Mrs. Hollister''
niece, Miss Clara Webster, returned
from Now York last evening. They lef
thoro just in time to escape the awfu
blizzard and save their lives.
w. A. Hamilton has resi- 5ned his posi-
ton as salesman with Garner d Cleve
land and will turn his attention exclu
siveIy to buying and selling horses. B
n. Morsy of Durand, ILL.,. will take Mr.
Hamilton's place with Messrs. Garner 4
Cleyeland.
Commissioner Lohnes, Frank Pitcher
and Allen Mettlcr left the nrst Of th'
week for Iowa to buy horses and cows
Messrs Lohnes and Pitcher are in ques
of fine stallion for the Ramsey stocl
association and Mr.. Mettler will brin;
back carload Of cows.
W. II. Moody has been actively on
gagged in the real estate business thi
week. Monday afternoon he sold hi
lhouso and lot on Fifth street to G. o. Ma
loney and Tuesday he purchased anothe
lot further east on Fifth and il now put
ting up story and half residence "a,
% feet on tho ground. Moody's mott
is, letter boom.
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