Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-03-03
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

SOuu DEAuul0l E0tutIlCu IEbIt xOWik,
Tuesday.
Goo. Soulo Of TOwner Is visiting his
cousin, Fred Fulton.
Parson Stockdale registered Mt tho
Benham Wednesday.
DIR. Draper leaves next week for Dun
seth to visit his parents.
Mrs. r.. w. Bennett has been seriously
i'll. but is new improving.
A. o. Whipple returned from Minno-
sofa and Iowa Wednesday.
Labold. tho druggist. left yesterday
for Steele on business trip.
II. J. Walker, one of the model farm
ers Of this county, was in tho metrop-
oils Tuesday.
District Attorney Morgan has rented
his Office on Kelly avenue to fashion
able milliner.
C.F. Anderson, the live merchant Of
Rugby Junction, was in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Adolph Schmidt re:u rnstl Sunday froin
an extended trip through tho Turtle
mountain region.
Frank E. Boswell was among the snow
bound tourists caught in this city by
Thursdays jimmicane.
Geo. Rogers was up from Jerusalem
Monday; says he came up expressly to
vee the Parlor Drug Store.
Carl Fenwick had two fingers badly
mashed while coupling a train Saturday.
He lost portion Of one finger.
DR.. Smith and Jimmy Mettler expect
to start for Washington territory about
the 18th on tour of inspection. Better
stay here. boys.
A business line from Rev. c. S. Con-
verse, Union, N. j.. states that all are
we'll and that Mrs. c. has gained flesh
since going east.
Attorneys Wishart and O'Brien wont
| to Towner the first Of the week to do the
Law parts in a little local comedy Of that
pace. 1t is said they drew crowded
houses.
Another heir in tho Council family
a daughter-born Monday morning.
Mother and child doing we'll and father
no pleased that he has forgotten his
| rheumatism.
John Christophersen Of the town of
Minnewaukan, returned from Rochcs-
ter, Minn.. Monday. He spent seyeral
weeks there and says he experienced
some terrible weather.
Willis A. Joy OF Grand Forks, who in
sists that the Democratic party put down
the rebellion, was in the city Wednesday
and Thur-dav. Willis il thorough
Democrat, OF the Church persuasion.
Married, February %. 1888, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Hugh Mcbride, in Devils
Lake, Dakota, by Rev. #. G. I.apham,
Mr.. Robert Curran of Bottineau, Dak.,
and Miss Maggie Brown Of Kansas City.
J.B. Copeland, the conductor, and Geo.
Winnev, tho engineer, remained in this
city owing to the snow storm. Cope
lkay's he's savimg that pin-taile,i coat and
those patent leather clippers for the next
leap-year party.
Geo. Norton, who was hero from Graf
ton to assist in starting the Merchants
bank, has returned 10 take a permanent
position in that institution. George il
MOI only a tip-top good boy but also 8
thorough banker.
4 F.. II. Thursby came down from hia
ranch ut Mouse river. Wednesday
Stock is in fine condition he states. MIR
Thursby's regular annual report on the
conditiOn of stock at the river will ap'
pearin these columns shortly.
Aretss Doty thinks he will plant five
acres of celery this season. Last yea,
he raised only a third OF an acre. Devilf
Lake soil il peculiarly adapted to celery
and Mr.. noty's beds produced a quality
last season that could not he equalled
! anywhere.
Wineman. the clothier, hoists the dan
ger signal ut the head ofthis page. Sam
Is prepared to supply everything in hi,
line, from linen necktie to q fur over
coat. and he'll give his customers
straight goods at fair prices If he bursts
a suspende:.
I A. H. Maynard has sold bis fruit an6
confectionery store to J. H. Devine. whit
will no doubt sustain the previous ROOt
business record Of the place. John
will visit the fiint-bound hills OF Yer
mont, the home Of his bOyhOod, hut viii
return to Dakota to spend his old age.