Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-05-05
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Fred Nash was up from Grand Forks
Tuesday.
r. r. Wise was, over from Minnewau-
kan Tuesday.
DR.. Dodds, the veterinary, will be
here Nav IL.
Auditor Fisher returned from st.
Paul Monday evening.
Mrs. ". ]. Christie returned from
Minnesota last evening.
The Methodist Pioneer il now edited
and published IN this city.
Mrs. E. 7. Moen left Tuesday to visit
her relati yes in Minnesota.
Rev. Mr. banks attended the Presby-
terry at Pembina this week.
Rev. Saugstad of Crookston will
preach in the school house tomorrow.
Billy Doll came down from Minot
Wednesday. He spent the winter in
Illinois.
Hon. John Flittie. and Col. Robinson
of Mayville were In the city Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Brown and her daughter
Y are now living on their farm north Of
Churchs Ferry.
II. D. Smith, Of Blunt, d. T., with the
Moline, Milburn 4 Stoddard Co., was in
the city this week.
NJ. H. Lynch left Monday afternoon
for Great Falls and Helena to be absent
two or three weeks.
J. H. Reynolds and Chas. Pierson
were among the tourists who visited
this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Maxwelrs infant
child died at their homo near Fresh
water last Friday.
Miss Winnie Murray, Of st. Paul, we'll
known in this city. was married April
25, to Mr.. Richard Dsnning.
MI. and Mr.. A. v. Thompson, ofMin-
newaukan township, have q new heir,
ason who arrived last Saturday.
Nc Henry county has chosen Robt. A.
Fox as delegate to the jamestown ron
vention May ia good selection.
Mr.. Forsyth, of the Ames engine CON-
pany, was looking after the affairs of
that company here the first Of tho week.
Els. Hyde. formerly Of Grand Harbor
but now IN the grain business in the
Red River valley, wa in the city Tues
day.
Major Richardson. a prominent res
ident of Pierre and an old friend Of C.
NJ. Fisher. arrived here Thursday eve
ming.
Otto +. Schmit, of the firm of Schmit
Bros, left for Wisconsin Tuesday &C.
companied by his sister. Miss Annie
Schmit.
Messrs. Jacobson. Anderson. Erickson
Swenson and others from points west Of
here, we're in the city this week on land
business.
f. H. Thursby was in the city Monday
and Tuesday, Mr.. Thursby has post
poned his contemplated trip to Europe
until fall.
j. F. Carruthcrs and son Willie and A.
H. Maynard left on Monday for the
Pacific coast. They are looking for a
new world to conquer.
A. D. Morris tells in this issue oil
about his new stock ofjewelry, watches,
silverware, etc., fresh from the factory,
and no jobbers prices to pay.
Mrs. Frank Converse and three child
rem and Mrs. Cardin, her mother, left
Thursday for Blue Earth, MIMI, and
will spend the summer there.
Mrs. w. Y. Rulnney and daughter,
Mrs. Hunt, arrived Tuesday evening
and are located for the summer on Sixth
street. Mrs. Russell is expected herein
June.
The old MOL Hard saloon was closed
by the sheriff Monday. on an attachment
sworn out by Mrs. Julia o. Paulson.
The matter was subsequently fixed up
and the saloon re-opened.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Shaw left Mon
day for a six weeks visit in Indiana and
Ohio. During Mr.. Shaw's absence ]. r
Roller. from Laurens, will have charge
of the NJ. & N. elevator in this city.
Who'd a thought that Ed. Pierce con.
templated matrimony? No one would
have suspected that he had any such
terrible design. But he did, and las,
Tuesday evening he appeared at the
alter with Miss Oracle Nesne, and Rev
Dempsey tied the knot.
b. A. Gowran returned last Sunday
after two months absence, during which
time he visited the principal southern
cities. Mrs. Gowran is at her parent.
homo in Iowa, and will remain there
several weeks. Mr.. Gowran has let thu
contract for a handsome residence or
east Fifth street and work will begin a
once.
The Katie Pearson company closed ita
engagement Tuesday evening with The
play Of A Bunch Of Keys. The house
was crowded the performance being fol
the benefit Of the Cornet band. The
company left Wednesday for Grand
Forks where it plays the remainder Of
the week, going from there to Crookston
and Winnipeg.
Fined for Violating an Ordinance
Tuesday morning q complaint wa,
sworn out by Nightwatchman Hynel
against o. s. Paulson charging the lattel
with violating the city ordinance witt
reference to the closing of saloons .
night. The case came before Justic'
McClory Tuesday afternoon and Paul
son was fined Is and costs, amountin,