Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-02
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Will Hillhouse Of Bottinsau was in
the city Saturday.
Caleb Powell has taken tho mail con-
tract between Coolin and Starkweather.
Frank Palmer returned from the cast
Tuesday and wont over to the fort Thurs
day.
Joe Kent was ia town Tuesday, look
ing very pale. lie has boon quite ser
iously i'll.
DR.. Lane, Emmet Pew and Jack Nc
Cuno. all Of Cando, were in tho city
Saturday.
Nick and John Kitch wore bound over
in $500 bonds last Saturday for assault
upon Thos. Clark.
T.. A. NJ. Wilkinson il fitting up car
pointer shop on Arnold avenue, next to
Priests blacksmith shop.
Mr.. Allurd, Superintendent Of schools
Of Cavilier county, wastn the city Thurs
day on his way 10 the Turtle Mountains.
One Of the most enjoyable dances of
the year took place At Crary last Friday
evening. Oyer 100 people were present.
H. J. Randall drove over from Park
River Tuesday. He says Devils Lake
has grown 30 fasth hardly recognized 1t.
Garner q Cleveland have been too
busy the past week to change their al.
but will try to get time to do SO next
week. ~ Ii sss
Frank Dobsll. the Red River crack
shot, spent Saturday and Sunday in this
region. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Dobsil.
J. +. Appelwhits. the special land
agent, returned hero Saturday. Mr..
Applswhite spent tho winter In north
western Kansas.
sunday. jane 10th, Is Children's Day.
Rev. Mr.. Danks of the. Presbyterian
church, 10 preparing an elaborate and
iutsrssting program.
Mr.. Stacey, q representative Of the
Swan Il Co. srtesisn we'll firm, Is in the
city to make a contract with the city for
sinking the artesian we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hunter left for
their future homo 1t Cando on Tuesday.
a large number Of their friends were at
tho train to say good bye.
Mr.. Hill, q cousin OF J. j. Hill Of the
Manitoba rosd, has been the guest Of w.
A. Hamilton for several days. He is on
his retun from Great Falls.
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Il. II. Pease Of Thompsonville, Conn.,,
wasfn the city yesterday. Mr.. Peass is
an old mail contractor, and possesses q
fund of information, political and other
wise.
Major Cramsie was over from tho fort
Tuesday. He reports that tho serpent Is
unusually quiet this year, owing prob
ably to the prospective change In admin
istration.
Tho Republican club meets at the
court house next Tuesday evening to
perfect the organization and sdd now
names 70 the roll. All Republicans are
invited to Join.
Thos..M NJ. Hartin. with Phi. Hake, the
New York stationer, and a brother Of
Ed. Hartin Of this city. was married ~,
the 18th to daughter Of J. T. McKever
Of the Madison Square theater.
Schmit & Co. are compelled to spread
| themselves oyer half a page of this issue
In order tn tell everybody about their
stock. They have fine line Of goods,
and purchasers shouldsee them.
Jas. G. Campbell arrived here Satur-
| day from Michigan. Mr.. Campbell has
been on tho 60 almost constantly
since he left here last summer. He sold
q hne farm near Fargo on his way up
bore last week.
Col. and Mrs. Cochran and Lieut. Sage
came over from tho fort Monday. The
two companies Of troops will start for
the south Thursday. going by rail to
Bismarck and thence by steamer Ia
Kansas City. From, there the troops 10
to Texas by rail.
NJ. H. Lynch, who returned from the
west Last week, says there are ten men
to every square opportunity out that
wsy. and he Is satisfied to stay at home
hsrsaftsr.. Mr.. Lynch dipped his finger
in the Pacific ocean and wrote "Devi!s
Lake" on Tillamook Head.