Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-03-16

tho families OF VIM. Elliott, aud Ed
Murphy. DR.. Ellis and wife and Messrs
HiRbes, Stewart, Philion aud Washburn.
DR.. Swanston. Of Grand Harbor, was
down Wednesday. The doctor made an
snvlable reputation as q legislator aud Is
receiving hattering notices from the
press throughout the territory he has
been q hard worker and evsr ready to
look aftar the interests Of his constitu.
euts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.E. Watt gave q pleasant
progrsssive pedro party at their home on
Third street. Wednesday evening. Mrs.
South and W. A. Hamilton captured the
drst prizes and Mrs. and Mr.
the body prizes. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. South, Mr.. andMrs. Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton aud MI. and Mrs. Council.
William Olean. living near Grand
Hsrbor, ri thrown from his wagon and
his leg wa broken. He was driving
near the railroad track and his team be-
came frightned by . passing train. It
Is said tho bride bit was not in the
mouth Of ono Of the horses. DR.. Camp
was wired for aud set the broken limb.
There was q large congregation gath
cred At the CITY school house last Sum
day. Many from the country were
present to witness the rites Of con6rma.
ton administered to eleven catechumlns
from the parochisl school Of Rev. o. H.
Aaberg. It was q solemn service, and
the distinct and thorough knowledge Of
the christian faith exhibited bv the
young speaks we'll for the school.
Lake Breeses.
@. NJ. Ftsher.-We will strike a good
dow Of water in the artesian we'll within
three weeks.
Dan Sullivan.-Sales are quiet. but
have plenty Of work at the bench. Ex.
pect my brother the farst Of the month,
then lam going OH the road.
L. Council.-Am going to Omaha Neb,
to practice law, shall go about tho last o.
the month.
A. Roberts.-Think the commissioners
did right in rejecting the seed wheat bill,
I saw men at the elevator today buying
seed wheat and paying cash for 1t. who Il
the county had taken advantage Of the
bill would have asked for help.
E. J. Chamberlih,-Just got back from
the east. everything is quiet there
Devils Lake ia aswell of a. any place
hor,n .o>o Thn.o Il a onod Iool ~ toll
Of Devils Lake in connection with thu
capital aud I believe we stand a 9out
show OF getting It.
DR.. c. G.. Ellls.-Well. we have got
new governor and ''he's all right
8. F. Thompson.-Am glad to see tn
chamber Of commerce getting along 81
we'll. 1t will do lots OF good for the city
Jas. Boden.-Expect my daughter
soon, she has been away from HON
five years.
Judge O'Brlen.-I feel anxious abou
Rube Noble, I understand ha took break
fast at $50 this morning. he must be un
we'll and I know 1t will take him 8 wsek
to recover.
John Barton.-Thtnk while we ar
at 1t. we had better put a nice iron fenc
around tho court house, grade tn
grounds aud set Out some trees.
Emmett Higbee.-Had o letter fror
mother = few days ago, she was then i
San Francisco, will be back here sbo,
the middle Of April.
George Emslis.-Well, II we have
war with Germany, I will dle on 9 c!aii
and then 60 and enlist,y s4e viii
I am in the Observation-Disclosures
( will be holdksE down the clatm an
when the cruel war is over lifIAemn
killed) I will have q farm.
J. H. Devine-I must rustic syoun
and clean house. expect ms folks haol
Saturday.