Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-14
NORTH sHoRR NOTES.
Emmet Pew was in town Tueadav.

uOu AuuESuHy.
r. X. Pope returned from a trip to
Minot Tuesday.
E. J. Chamber lain made u business
trip to Rugby Monday.
The many friends Of Mrs. Ellis are
pleased to see her out again.
E. G. Spillman, the new register of the
land office. arrived Tuesday.
Capt. Carpenter came down from
island Lake Thursday morning.
Frank and Teresa Lowe are fast recov-
ering from their late serious ILLNESS.
NJ. H. Lynch has gone to Great Falls
and Helena on a tour of Investigation.
I. p. Armstrong was among our callers
Notwithstanding we'll and happy.
MIR. and Mrs. William Hope were
down from Minot the first Of the week.
Mrs. Fulton left for Grand Forks
Tuesday to he absent a week or ten days.
The NJ. E. supper at the court house
Thursday evening Was largely patron-
lied.
Auditor Fisher left for st. Paul We'd
nesday and will be absent a week or ten
days.
Miss Emma Hollins has accepted the
position of cashier in Stoughton & Cham
bsrlin's store.
Henry Wineman returned from Chi
cago last week. He will locate in bust
ness at Langdon.
MIR. and Mrs. Creel arrived here We'd
nesday from Missouri and arc stopping
at the Tower House.
Geo. Soule, Robt. Fox ana Robt. Cor
man were down from Mouse River
Thursday evening.
Mis- Lizzie Griggs arrived Thursday
and will spend tho summer with her
brother A. w. Griggs.
Sheriff and Mrs. Wagness have an adj
ditional heir-a bouncing boy that came
Saturday evening last.
Frank Heffron has been appointed to
q position in. the railway mail service
from Crookston to Minot.
Chas. Connolly, a brother-in-law Of E.
T Moen, has gone into partnership with
Mr.. Moen in the loaning business.
Bob Maroon was held in 500 bonds in
Justice McClory's court last Saturday
for stealing a gun from Edward Siebert.
Miss Emma Gilbert is the name Of the
new miiliner who rented District Attor-
ney Morgan's. building on Kelly
avenue.
DIR. Ruger was called to attend Com.
missioner Mahood Monday, and found
him suffering from serious bronchial
affection.
H. J. Mckee and Joe Kent took u car
load of horses to Bottineau Monday and
sold them in time to get back on the
next tram.
Mrs. Annie Lodmoll, wife of o. l.. Lod'
nell, died in this city ON Tuesday OF
puerperal fever. The funeral took place
Wednesday.
John i. Draw. representing the Vern'
dale (Minn.) Journal, was in the city
Thursday and made the INrEE-OcEAN d
fraternal call.
Bishop Walker will arrive to day t.
hold confirmation services in the Epis
copal church tomorrow. Services morn
ing and evening.
Hospital Steward Niles was over from
Fort Totem Monday with his daughter
who was on her return to the Crane
Forks University.
Adolph Schmidt, who has been witt
G.. & l.. Budde for the past five years
has signed an agreement to remain with
them another year.
T. p. Ricard. the st. John merchan
and druggist, was in the city Thursday
He has removed his store to York. 4
miles west OF this city.
Mr.. andsMrs. f. "A. Gowran are in tn
south. Ed sends us some southern pa
pers that read just like the war times
i. but of course 1.-the war is OYER"
The youngest son Of Aid. and Mrs
Pattie fell and cut his face quito serious
ly Wednesday morning. The youngste
was unconscious for several hours.
John w. DeCamp, the st. Paul frui
and produce dealer, was IN town Wed
nesday. His firm sends y refrigerato
car over this line every thirty days.
A mistake in the advertisement Of F
1. r. Staede makes him the agent of. til
Moline wagon. Mr.. Staede is the ager
ofthe celebrated Milburn wagon, not th
Moline.
Towner News and Stockman: Regis
ter of Deods Inkster is again a prou
and happy father. The newcomer is
boy, and he arrived last Saturday nigh
Mother and child doing we'll.
Miss Ida Pew of Cando, we'll known !
this city, wal married recently at Eoli,
No., to Mr.. Perry Parker of Nelso
county. The happy couple will max
their home in Towner county.
w. o. Baird is now associated wit
his brother H. f. Baird and the firm
has moved to Fishers building owe
Stoughton & Chamberlin's. Will ha
gone to Cando to run a branch of til
business.
A large piece Of coal fell from the ten
der Of a passing freight engine on Tue
day striking John LaPlant in the fac
seriously cutting his cheek and brusin
his eyes and nose. The unfortunate ma
was cared for by DIR. Ruger who report
that no bad effects will result from tn
injury.
C,tho. CLAUDIA axna.ts tn leave II