Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-28
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The Taylor IL up aud under
roof.
Mrs. Driscoll returned from Winnipeg
Monday.
Dan Sullivan, the jewler, has gone to
Michigan.
Justice McClory has been quite i'll with
sore throat.
Chas. Erickson, of Rugby, was in the
city Tuesday.
The city is now illuminated by Is
street lamps.
Judge Bennett of Bottineau was in the
city this week.
Chas. H. Sproat OF Grand Forks was in
the city Yesterday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGlaide last
Monday a daughter.
Mr.. Carrnthers' family has gone to st.
Paul for tho summer.
: There will be lay reading in the Epis-
copal church tomorrow.
Capt. Parker and J.. H. Bradish came
down from Cando yesterday.
Bob. Cairns, the Langdon and Osna-
brook merchant, ism the city.
Attorney Wish.rt went to Grand Forks
Wednesday on legal business.
D~r.,Swanston was in the city Monday
AMI reports 225 acres of hfs farm seeded.
Charlie Blackwell made his regular
spring appearance in the city Wednes-
day.
Jim Reed returned from Ohio last
week and is now at his Mouse river
ranch.
G. H. Brown, of The stationery firm Of
Nugent Il Brown. Fargo, was in the
city Monday.
kopps' performances on the piano at
the court house this week has been the
delight Of all.
Tho high winds have driven the work.
men from the court house tower several
times this week.
H. c. Riehl, general Dakota agent Of
tho Standard Oil company, came up from
Fargo Wednesday.
Will Collins, city auditor of Minot,
wal in the city Saturday and made this
Office \ pleasant call.
Rev. T. H. Shecklsr came up from his
Pembina diocese Monday and was greet
cd by many old friends.
Will Egan came ovsr from the Fort
Sunday AMI remained over until Tues
day to 500 "Unclo Dan'l."
Mr.. Gus l;oman and Matilda Olson,
both of this city, were married yesterday
afternoon NV Justice McClory.
Rev. Mr.. Dempsey states that his
church was greatly crowded Sunday
eyening-not even standing room.
Scheonmaker s. vanLuven have an
ad. In this issue announcing the bust
ness Of machinists, carriage painters. etc.
Mr.. Prescott has returned from Mimi
esota. His family will be- here next
week. They will reside on West Sixth
street.
There will ben meeting of the board
of directors Of tho building association
at the Office OF the secretary on Monday
evening.
Nearly all the heavy timbers for the
artesian we'll derrick are on the ground.
Tho drilling apparatus is expected In =
few days.
Irving Bath, an old time and red hot
Democratic editor, now a p~ostofice in
spector, residing at Sioux Falls, was in
the city Wednesday,.
J. H. Cornish, the Fl. Atkinson, Wis,
dealor in creamery outfits, was in the
city this week cunfering with the pro-
%jectors. of the Devils Lake creamery.
Judge Lamoreaux was up from Jer.
usalem Monday. He says there is no
great rush about seeding. Better put
%the-~heat in warm soil han into cold.
Sam Winoman is building a residence
corne of Sixth and Arnold. 1t will
stand upona good stone foundation Gov
ering . space q feet square with a IL
foot addition.
Chas. e. and Frank Hunter have deci-
ded to .ocate at CanIo in the hardware
ately TO erect u building at the capital Of
the garden plateau.
Cashier Juergens' father from Shak-
opee, Mimi. has purchased a farm two
miles north OF this city and will ro-
move his family here and become a pro-
ducer of No. l hard wheat. =.
Dave Lawrensen writes the INTER.
OCEAN from New Decatur, Ala. a gen.
eral denial of the statements in regard
to his affairs and for tune sinoe leaving
Dakota. He says he is doing we'll.
Comedian Bittuer, OF the Pearson
troupe, is an old schoolmsts Of John
Conway, of tho Parlor Drug store. silas
Robinson, who played Salem Scudder 80
we'll Wednesday evening, is a son OF
the celebrated Yankee Robinson.
The attention of teachers, school Off :
GERS and friends of education is called to
the notice Of the teachers institute in
this issue. Every teacher in the county
is required by law to attend. All should
be present ut the hour of opening.
Miss Clarisa Hill. a sister of Mrs. w.
J. Christie of this city, was married al
the home of her parents in st. Charles.
Mimi, recently to the Mr.. Gee. T.
Vowles. The happy couple will make
their home at Oriska, in this territory.
G. W. Perkins and A. P. Mooers. from
Cokato. Mimi, arrived here this week