Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-25
NORTH sHonr Hor1a.

NORTH sHoAR HoF1s.
F.sw. wilder. Of Grand Forks, was in
ths city Wednesday.
CD. Lord. Of Churchs Ferry, was in
the city Wednesday.
Win Tracey has taken aposit,on in the
FIRST National Bank.
Postmaster McNamara, Of Minot, was
In the city the frst Of the week.
Judge Bennett, editor Of the Bottineau
Pioneer, was in the city Wednesday.
D. p. Thomo, editor Of. the Pierce
County Tribune, wa in the city Nom
day.
The artesian we'll has reached the depth
Of s26 feet. They arc still boring in the
shale.
Miss Emma Gilbert leaves next week
for Chicago to buy the latest in hats and
notions,
Tho frame work for the mansard roof
and third story Of the Benham house
was raised yesterday.
The new building Of the First National
bank 10 under roof and the cupalo will
be finished in . day or two.
n. LaBounty, Of IT. John. vas in the
city this week, He says frsst didn't
hurt crops any In that vicinity.
DR.. T.Duncan. OF East Saginaw, Mich,
aud D. A. Duncan, Of Duluth, MIMI,
~oro 0n>~f. AZ thn hnx>1 <hl. -.
Sargent A. e. Hackett. Of Fl Totem
who hasbeen visiting in the east for
several weeks. came up ON Wednesdays
train.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Woolvin, who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton for some
time, left for their homo at Pecatonica,
Ills. Tuesday.
Chief OF Police Pierce is having
another dwelling erected on his lots on
Sixth street west Of Arnold avenue for
the purpose Of renting.
The Minnie II. made an extra trip
to Fort Totten Yesterday, bri nging oyer
several Of the officers and q number
ofthe ladies from the, post.
A.daughter of Mr. cGeoch, residing
IN the Saunders farm east Of the city,
ri injured on Tuesday evening last by
beinsstepped on by = horse.
Mrs. D. E. Van Alstyne. aniece Of Col.
Ulins came up from Grand Forks Tues
day to rusticate and take In the beauties
ofthe country and the lake.
The little son Of John Remley was
badly bitten IN the hand by . dog, on
Tuesday evening. An end should be
put to the existence Of such cau,nes.
w. E. .Higbee returned from st. Paul
Friday evening. He was accompanied
by Miss Chase OF Minneapolis, who will
spend . lew weeks visiting in this city.
The excursion given by the members
OF the new Norwegian Lutheran church
on the evening of the 18th was we'll at
tended and was a very enjoyable affair.
Horace Hance Of Fargo came mp this
week to see what damage had been done
tho wheat. and what the prospects are
for the prompt payment of interest on
farm loans.
Don c. Needham, the seer etary of the
Dakota Farmers Alliance company, was
registered At tho Benham this week. He
went oyer to Fort Totem on Wednes-
days steamer.
w. B. Quinn and W. G. Hendrickson
Of st. Paul took In the beauties OF the
lake yesterday, and went west on the AZ
ternoon train. Mr.. Quinn IL the owner
OF . very valuable farm between st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
E. J. Oatman, wife and son, Miss
Nellie Browning and Mrs. Helen Hall.
efsDandee. Ei.;solative1 OF Capt. Heer-
man. and Mrs. DR.. Sheppard, Of Edger-
ton, Wis.,, arrived Wednesday and will
visit with the Captain and Miss Herr
man
Alderman Lying in the neighborhood
Of Anton Rutten east of the city met
with q severe accident on last Tuesday
evening. His right ankle was III oyer
by = loaded wagon, and was injured 30
much that it will always be stiff and
cause him to walk lame.
&. F. Sims and @. n. Amsden Of the
M. & N. Elevator company have been
spending considerable time looking over
the country, for the purpose Of obtaining
an estimate n to the condition Of the
wheat. On Thursday they started In
company with F. w. Shaw to make q
trip to st. John.
Jas. H. Turner, editor Of the Carroll
Record, Csrrollton, Mo-, was in the city
this week visiting Alderman PAttie.
Mr.. Turner reports the Harrison-Mor-
ton ticket rs receiving large .accsssions
from the Democrats In that state. and
gives as one instance that At q Republi.
can club formed there last week with
s~eventv-6ve charter members, eighteen
were men who had always voted the
Democratic ticket, but say they dom
want free trade.
Norwegian Conference.
The Grand Forks Conference Of the
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church
met in this city this week. II was at
tended bv about eighteen ministers from
different parts Of Minnesota and Dakota
A gospel meeting was held on Tuesday
evening which vas largely attended by
all tho Norweeians interested in tn,
church and its advancement. An excur
sion to Fort Totem was made on Wed
nesday for the benefit of tho Norwegian
Evangelical Lutheran st. Petri churcl
OF this city. The Minnie H.was crowded
with the visiting ministers and member
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