Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-05-26
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the city Thursday.
1t is time the Fourth Of July COM
mittee got to work.
Maynard & Carruthers are in the gro
Gerry business in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hebron returned
Saturday from Larimore.
Judge Llmoresux was in the city yes
terday from the port Of Odessa.
Judge Hardse Of Cando was in town
Thursday wearing a Blaine tile.
Joheil Rombaugh reports all crops
looking well in Dry lake section.
The city council will meet this evening
to pass upon important ordinances.
DR.. Draper LEFT Thursday for a ten
days. trip in the Mouse river country.
Will Hunt, son-in-law Of Mrs. Rum
ney. spent Sunday and Monday in the
city.
Our Grand Harbor friends are prepar.
ing for a big dance on the evening of
July Sd.
S. d. Harris has purchased the Cando
house of A. B. Mcdonald. Mr.. Harris is
from Thompson. d. T.
A. j. Stade came down from Grand
Harbor Monday to congratulate the
jamestown contingent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. jerks left yester-
day for Thompson. Grand Forks county,
t" be absent several days.
Attorneys Wishart and O'Brieni went
to Willow City Tuesday on legal busl-
ness, returning Wednesda y.
Lieut.. Black and family haye moved
to Towner county for the summer aud
will raise q crop of No. l hard.
G. E. Hunter of Cando is in the city.
His hardware store was opened u few
days ago and he reports a good business.
Parties who dig large stones from the
roadways should fill the holes with dirt
and thus prevent the possibilities ofacci-
dents.
Dave McCanna was in from Towner
county yesterday. He and his brothers
have in. sO0 acres of wheat and it is all up
ana LOOKING we'll.
Bob Fox of Mouse river went from
jamestown to Dicksonto buy . band Of
horses which he will drive to the ranges
Of McHenry county.
Albert Small and w. j. Woods were
down from the northwest corner Of the
county Monday. They report q ino
shower of rain there Saturday evening.
w. G. Nixon, tres.sureE::of the Security
Mortgage aud Investment Co., OF which
III. e. Baird is tho agent in tins city, was
here Saturday from Pierre via James,
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Sholes, Of Council
Bluffs, who spent several weeks here
last summer, will return about the first
of July and remain during the heated
term.
G. J. Lords mother passed through on
her way to Churchs Ferry Thursday.
Mrs. Lord has grown very weak, but
there is strong hope for her ultimate re-
covery.
Chief of Police Hennessey, Deputy
Sheriff O'Connor and Postal Clerk Gal
laeher came up from the Forks Monday.
1t was Mr.. Hennessey's first trip to Dew
ills Lake.
II. c. Davis, one OF the first commits
sioners of Towner county. has sold out
at Cando and will go to Gladstone, Mich.
Davis says he's going to q country
where people can vote for president.
1t is believed that the Gray Bros. of
jamestown will be unable to carry out
their artesian we'll contract in this city.
The city council will probably UNDER
take to secure the services of some other
firm.
A. B. Mcdonald came in from Caudo
yesterday. He reports the Manitoba
graders on h ground. The line will
extend northwest from Cando, touching
the boundary limo aboutten miles east Of
st. John.
Sidewalks hereafter constructed on
Kelly avenue from the depot to Sixth
street AMI or Fourth street from Far
rington to Flint must DO Of tho
uniform width of twelve feet, laid upon
five stringers Of 2x8. Z
:. J. E. Dixie, the urveyo of Grand
Forks. arrived Monday to place the grade
stakes on Arnold, Harrington, Hill and
Uiine n and Third and Sixth
streets. The profile may be seen at Au-
ditor Fishers office the first Of next week.
Lieut.. Nancy arrived here from Fl. Blu:
ford and went to Totem Wednesday to
assume charge of that post during the
transfer Of troops. Lieut.. Nancy is . son
Of Gen. Nancy, one of the delegates at
large from Tennessee to the Republican
National convention.
Ed. Vile, secretary of the Crookston
Gun Club, was in the city Saturday on
business in connection with the coming
tournament in that city, May 81 and
June l and 2. One thousand dollars in
gold and a city lot worth $500 are to be
distributed among the best shots on that
OCCASION.
Beegel-Breen.
Mr.. Chas Beegel. the we'll known bar
ber Of this city. and Miss Maggie Breen,
also Of Devils Lake, were married on
Sunday at the Catholic parsonage by
Father Stephen. In the evening q large
number Of the immediate friends Of the
happy pair assembled at their residence