Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
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NORTH SHORE Nor1s.
J. F. o'Brisn LETT for 81. Paul Tues
day.
10 Rev. and Mrs. Dempsey, August
10th. . daughter.
John F. Taylor came down from Island
Lake Wednesday.
+. L. Judd has been taken to the i'm
sane asylum 1t Jamestown.
Tho early candidate has..already COM
menced to look for the worm.
elsewhere will be found the I'D. an
nouncing . steamboat excursion next
Wednesday.
H. ]. Truesdell of Churchs Ferry was
in the city Thursday making inquiries
about the crops.
Travelling Auditor Whitsman Of the
Manitoba road, has established his head
quarters in this city.
Frank Combs father and mother were
in the city Wednesday on their way TO
their Missouri home.
Grand Forks Herald: Mr.. Sam Sails
bury was married to Miss Burgett Of
Devils Lake on Aug Z.
Treasurer Serumgard was up to the
Turtle mountains this week. He says
the grade is completed to st. John.
The timbers for the roof Of the First
national bank are being put In. The
bricklsying will be fnished in . fsw
days.
Twelve carloads Of shesp-240o head
passed through here last week, shipped
from Fl. Benton to Chicago by Peck 4
Reed.
Billy Doll came down from Minot
Wednesday. He says frost bit all the
poker chips 1t Minot one night last
week.
John Peterkin Of Fargo was supplying
the harness trade with goods the nnt Of
the week. John 10 SURE It looks like
Harrison.
Mrs. Corset left for her home In ,Indi-
ana Thursday. Miss Nellie Brailird &C.
compsnied her, and will attend school
there this winter.
Avery pleasant party was given at
Charlie Jones' placeWednesday evening.
Quite . number Of the young folks from
town were present.
The building association made two
sales OF money Monday evening at IS
and 70 PER cent bonus, respectively.
Money u getting cheaper.
Ely Ferry, circulator Of tho Minnsa-
polls Tribune. was in the city Wednes-
day. The Tribune IL the best Republic
~ paper in Minnesota.
Chas. NJ. Fisher 10 suffering from the
effects Of vegetable poisoning, and his
right eye and the rightside Of his head
are tn . very bad condition.
The artesian we'll 10 nearly 700 feet
down. and still In s%oapstone, which.
until 1t comes In contact with water, IL
very hard and close grGined.
Editor Lair was down O1fom Dunseith
Wednesday ana says the wheat through
out the Turtle mountain region il SER
iously injured, fome fields being entirely
gone.
Mr.. Penniman il expected from the
easttoday. His son reports ducks scarce
on their pass at Dry lake. Young Mr..
Glendenning Of Long Island 10 visiting
Mr.. Penniman jr.
D. r. McGinnis, who was n5charge'o1
the late agricultural editors excursion,
sends us some interesting photograph,
of scenes along the route, the fruit o.
private secretary Lsdow's camera.
Joheil Rombaugh and family hav.
aold out their frsato Mr.. Kendall and
returned to Canada on account Of Mr.
Rombaugh's health. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L
Cryderman went with them as far a. st
Paul.
A well known farmer who wa In tn,
city this week said he believed the Par
lor Drug Store had saved the people o
Ramsey county at leAsta thousand dol
lars since 1t opened, because 1t had mad,
sxtortion in drugs impossible.
Elsewhere appears the announcement
ofthe Arvilla academy, an institution
that has taken . prominent place amonl
the educational Institutions of tn
territory. Students are members Of tn
principals family and have home care
The tuition Is very reasonable.
Mrs. B. N. Enfield died at her hom
near Lakota on Wednesday. Mrs. En-
fold will be remembered a. Miss Mar
E. Storey, who gave instruction II
painting in this city . year ago. Sh
was greatly beloved by all who knew
her. She bad been married but . 70,
months.
Mr.. N. II. Brennan has received . lst
tor from Father Claude written July 81
At Tara, the site Of Ireland's ancient car
ital. The Rev. Father has visited tn
principal cities in Ireland and has tai
ried long enough in Kilkenny to get y
quainted with some Of Mr.. BIS relative.
He will return in October,
Among the devotees Of the turf IN
lovers Of horsehesh who are attendin
the races here we notice Hon. Fran
Adams and Sheriff Michaels OF Cooper
town, J. H. Mathews and Mr.. Rabcoc
Of Larimore, Tom Hill Of Grand Fork
e. H. Thursby Of Mouse river, A.
stade Of Grand Harbor, Tom Hillerma
Of Churchs Ferry, DR.. Church aud Go
Salisbury Of Grand Forks.
John Culvert, . brother-in-law
Nels Rasmussen, and Mr.. cunningham
. licensed engineer, arrived fro
Winona county. Mimi, last week N
will take charge OF Nj. Rasmussen
t%hreshing outfit this season. Peter Gil
dings, Mr.. Culver's fsther-in-law, IL al
here tn locate II satisfied with II
country After an investigation.
The we'll known publisher, L. '