Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-25
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

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the city Tuesday.
Will Hamilton has gone to Illinois on
business and pleasure.
c: w. Kelley went to Bottlneau to visit
his branch on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lord Of Churchs
Ferry, spent Sunday in the city.
w. c. Hayes was up from Tiffany
Wednesday and Thursday on land husi-
ness.
J. NJ. Starkweather came down from
the northern tier Tuesday to take in the
show.
Capt. Atkins. treasurer Of Townel
county, came down from his dukedom,
Tuesday.
+. w. Wethcrbee and 6. w. Meyers,
two st. Paul pill men, were in town
Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. DeLofrre and Lieut.. and
Mrs. Liggett were over from the Fort
Thursday.
Capt. Herman and his daughter Min
ME, left Monday for three weeks visit
in Minnesota.
An even dozen Of Totten's blue coated
boys came over Thursday to SEQ the
"Cslebrated Case"
Coutts Majoribanks and Bob Fox we're
here from Towner Tuesday. They re-
ports stock In fine condition on the
Mouse.
Watson Weed, principal OF the city
schools. has resigned and gone east.
Roht. Eaton is filling the position teu,-
porarily.
A.J. Stado was down from tho Har-
Dor Thursday. He reports splendid
dance and supper there on Washiugton's $
birthday.
DR.. Rugcr was called to M,nnewaukan n
Wednesday night to attend Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Richmond whom he reports to be
quite sick.
a letter from James G. Campbell, De-
| troit, Mich, saws "We hayo pleasant
weather here, but long for q breath OF
Dako ota ozone.''
Col. Cochran and Capt. Baldwin were
over from Totten Monday to meet Dr.
DeLotfre, who arrived from the east on
tho afternoon train.
| Judge Hardce and his grip wore in
town this week. The judge hasn't blow,
up the Churchs Ferry Sun yet. but he's
got the powder ready.
| William Gordon of the town Of Morris
was in the city Monday. lIe has 35'
head of stock on his tarm this winter
all in good condition.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
lie Rittenhouse died OF whoopinH cougi
Thursday. Their four other childrel
have the Same disease.
Mr.. Voight has disposed OF his tailor
ing establishment in this cityto NJ. Som
merfeldt and will go to California as sool
as his business affairs are closed.
Banker Rolfe, Probate Judge Thomas
J. D. Barrett and H. +. Haines and wifi
drove over from Minnswaukan Sunday
] AH1. AotlC t3oiC ~ Av"N WI a. fISi.
Dan Chisholm has leased tho rear por
ton Of the Gardner Moore lot on Arnold
and Fourth and is putting up sub
stantial building for his harness shop.
John II. Constantine, the little stui
ana twist carpenter who built a larg
number OF houses in this city in 1888 4
is located in Minneapolis and is rcporte,
to be doing woll.
w. G. Stoughton is expected home to
day after an absence Of over year il
Europe. Hc is expected to look quit
English. you know. Anyway. ahost @
friends will be pleased to see him.
William L. Hunt, who has been run
Monday, tho first time in four months
Ho visited the new court house and wa
greatly surprised and pleased with it.
There will be q meeting of the stock
holders Of the agricultural association
incorporated) on Saturday, March "a. t
hear q report Of the officers and choose
new board Of directors. according to law
w. L. Hunt, who recently led to til
alter the charming Miss Settie Rumne,
of this city, was here Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt are residing at Moor
head. occupying rooms in the Crane
Pacific.
Albert Getz, a prosperous farmer @
Dry lake, was in town Tuesday. Mr
Getz is an old soldier and contracted in
flrnities during his service which en
title him to much greater pension
than Uncle Sam is paying him.
4 letter from Miss Cora Balloa All
nounces that she and her brother hav
decided not to return to Dakota. Will
lam Ballou will 90 to Ann Arbor I
study for the ministry, following in tn
footsteps Of his great grandfather, Hose
Ballou, the father of Universalisn. The
will be greatly missed by the people G
Devils Lake. Miss Ballou may retur
here IN March to close up some busines
affairs.
The Building ASSOCIATION.
A meeting OF the incorporators or TEN
porarv board Of directors of the Devil
Lake Building and Loan association wa
held at Attorney Wishart's Office Nor
day evening, II. c. Hansbrough in tn
chair and r. G. Laphamtacting AS secrt
tary.
On motion Of DR.. Percival, the cha
appointed r. G.. Lapham and $.
Thompson soliciting committee for q
that portion Of the city lying south {