Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-03-10
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CA. Bigslew Of Rugby was in town
Monday.
= Dir. and Mrs. DeLofre we're over from
the fort Wednesday.
Bob Jones has accepted q position as
clerk at the Lakevlew.
Irvine Church is reported very i'll ut
his home In Churchs Ferry.
Justice Lalnoreaux was up from Jeru-
salem Wednesday looking hale and
hearty.
I. T. Armstrong was in the city
Wednesday, shaking hands with his
friends.
John Young, IL of the pioneer set
tiers Of Grahams Island, was in town
Tuesday.
w. S. Peck Of Fl. Totem drove over
Sunday and remained until Monday
morning.
A. NJ. Fluent was In the city Saturday.
He reports his school at Crazy In good
condition.
Bishop Observation-Disclosures for con-
flrmation includes Devils Lake OIL the
18th Of April.
Died at Jerusalem, March 4, the infant
son Of Edwin Becker. The funeral took
place Tuesday.
Editor Sye Of Churchs Ferry wa in
the city Monday circulating among the
SUMS cus,omers.
Geo. Carpento: and Ed Doyle, TIVE old
time Devils Lake boys, were down from
early this week.
Mrs. w. j. Christie leaves next week
to visit her parent at ST. Charles, Mimi.
She will DO absent q month.
L. ]. Chamberiin returned Saturday
from minnesota, having put in two
weeks in the blockade region.
Sheriff Shore Of BENSON county was In
the city Sunday and Monday on his way
to Castleton on official business.
r. II. Wise was In the city Tuesday
and Wednesday, evenings. the first
time since his return from the east.
r. G. Dennis left for Rochester N. V,
Tuesday and will lie away about three
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
II. J. Mckee left Tuesday for Iowa to
be absent two weeks. He will bring
back with him a carload Of brood mares.
Rev. o. Il. Aaberg will speak at the
schoolhonse Monday evening at 1880, his
subject being "Ihe Truth OF tho Scrip
lures"
A fine large deer has been seen several
times lately about two miles northwest
OF town. Dave Turnc: chased it u mile
Tuesday.
An exact photograph Of one OF John ].
BELLS splendid livery rigs will be found
in this issue. Splendid %turnouLs on
short notice.
Daniel r. Bowman writes tho INTER
OCEAN that tie is pleasantly situated at
Valley City and sends lots of regards to
as many frien is.
There WAS a report In town yesterday
that Sullivan had broken Mitrhell's
AACShs AAt<tCI VII tllS IcNS "S5 1SCClSS
that the fight will take piaro Monday.
Dave McCanna of Towner cnu,ty was
in town Tuesday. He is hopeful OF
railway connection with Cando early in
the spring. Tho road is coming, Dave
NJ. Sommerte!lt. the artistic tailor wlr
succeeds Mr.. Eoiyht, has AR
mont in this issue. He is Il genuine ar
fist in his line. Call and see his goods
and the new styles.
J.. Fl. Franki liz, the new principal of
our public %scl,onls. arrived from Bloom
inXton, Ill.,, last Saturday and took
charge Of the school Monday morning.
He comes highly recommended.
Grand Forks Herald: Tom Hurley. for
y long time with the Piaindealer, will
assume the management Of the Devils
Lake News in about two weeks. Mr..
Grant take s a position on the Plaindcalel
tomorrow.
The many admirers Of the crayon OF
Hugh O'Neil, earl "f Tyrone. drawn from
u wood cus by Mr.. Sullivan. the jeweler.
artist. can now procure tickets for q
ch&,ce in the rattle Of tho same The
picture may be seen at Morris jewelry
store.
Simon o., who has been employed as
hookkeeper at WaXness 4 Stade's,
Grand Harbor, has taken a position in
;he Office ui register of deeds in this city,
MIR. Oy has a tirst-ciass business educa-
ton and is altogether a very pleasant
gentleman.