Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1888-02-04
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

R. J. Walker was in, town Monday.
Pasquale DeFiore has been quite sick.
j. F. O'Brien left for St. Paul Thurs.
day.
Jack McCune was among the Cando
visitors this week.
Al. Kildahl was down from the north
west section Tuesday. :
Emmet Pew and Judge Hardee were
down from Cando, Monday.
Frank Prosser returned here last week
from brief trip to Indiana.
Mine Host Grigcs expects thG new
boy from Illinois every day.
Pat Kelly of Crary was warming his
shims at the Lakevisw Wednesday even
ing.
Manager Mooers states that the Alli-
snce elevator is doing first class busi-
ness.
J. D. Taylor. the Churchs Ferry drug
gist. has gone to Detroit, Mich, on .
visit.
w. J. Dushek has purchased the Brad
Icy house and moved it to West Sixth
street.
W. J. Christie has something to say on
this page this week that will be OF inter-
est to farmers.
1t is reported that Paulson will put in
another saloon to be located in the rear
of Olson's store.
Bob Cairns came down from Langdou
and is visiting his family here. He will
return Monday.
John A. Percival returned from Iowa
Thursday. Ho bought two carloads Of
horses while there.
Chaplain Collier, DR.. and Mrs. DeLoffre
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Bowen droye over
from the Fort Monday.
Thos. !. Keogh, one of tho solid farm.
ers of Locke, was in town Thursday and
called on the INrER-OcEAN.
c. a. Biglow Of Rus sby, was in tho city
yesterday. He thinks the Springer bill
won't help Pierce county much.
Postmaster McNamara, Fred Robin.
son, o. f. Leideger and Chss. Peterson,
were down from Minot Wednesday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sparks. of Dry
Lake, Jan. 25, girl. This makes pair
and Will says it beats bob-tailed flush
J. NJ. I.abold arrived from Steele
Thursday, and is getting the 'Parlo,
Drug Store in shape to open the first OF
the week.
Judge Hardee bought a keg of powder
while here, and being asked what HI
wanted with powder this time of tho yea
replied, "To blow up the Churchs Fevr,
SUM-"
The city otiicc Of the w. U. Compan,
is now open at Cordnor & Co.'S. In put
ting down the posts Mr.. Carpenter foun'
frost six feet deep.
Mr.. Carruthers loft for st. Paul Thurs
day to consult a specialist in regard t
his ailment. He has been great s,,itore
| tho past few weeks.
H. j. Mckee returned from Chicago
Monday. He ordered new fixtures 70
tho Enterprise-antique ash and mag
nificent plate mirror.
NJ. L. Garner died at the Ellsber,
farm in Towner county on Monday
aged A.. Deceasad leaves wife anC
eight children in Missouri.
Jas. v. Brooke traded his dog to al
Indian for a load of wood. This is tho
kind OF free trade that pays, where you
can get a necessary of life in exchange
for nuisance.
DR.. Perciyal and Major Bcnllam wen,
wolf hunting yesterday, and tho doctor
punctured one Of the sheep-extcrmina
tors with Winchester bullet at dis
tance of 500 Yards.
Presiding Elder Plannette writes Rev
Mr.. Laphaln that he is doing his best tt
supply tho NJ. E. pulpit here, with th'
hope OF success. This is bad seasol
to get ministers to move.
The publishers Of the great Cryptogran
have 800 pages of the book in print ant
expect to have 1t completed the las
week in February. Orders for the worI
should be left with NJ. II. Brennan prio
to Feb. 20.
J. J. Conway, popular young drug
gist, arrived from Bismarck Thursday t,
take position with J. NJ. Labold & Co
MIR. Conway comes highly recommends
by his former employer. Mr.. Frisby, tn
Bismarck druggist.
Mr.. J. w. Washburn, the genial clerI
of the Lakeview hotel, was married t
Miss Cora f. McGaughey at Gran,
Forks, ON Monday last. The happy pal
arrived here Tuesday and are receiving
the congratulations Of their friends.
Parson Stockdale headed the brigade q
commercial tourists who got OF the trai
here Tuesday. The rank and file consis
tod of Charlie Pierson, tho st. Paul shol
stop; I. P. Armstrong, tiddy Jump, tiddy
urnp; J. II. Dobell, the Red River cracl
shot, E. w. Cundy and others.
DR.. and Miss Ruger. Dr.. and Mrs. Pc,
cival, Major and Mrs. Benha,n, Cap
and Miss Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
IGowran, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Smit
Idroye over to Fort Totten Saturday, re
naming until midnight. Tho officer
and their wives Joined them at the Palm
er house. and the party participated in
dance.
Justly Indignant.
J. II. Boden was in the city Monday
and in an interview with the INTEF