Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-12-16
go into the real estate business q

go into the real estate business at
Grand Forks.
Nothing less than a private secre-
taryship should fall to Editor Smith
if Tom Marshall knocks the senatorial
persimmon.
Frank Irons and G. g. Schuyler, Of
Fargo, are developing mining property
in Howard county, Arkansas, which
promises rich returns.
Rev. Wiley, the eloquent campaign.
orator, is now travelling throughout
the state in the interests Of the d. s..
B. Johnson Land company.
Kellogg, Of the jamestown Alert,
shows his contempt Of congress by
using the leaves Of the Congressional
Record for newspaper wrappers.
Editor Warren, Of the Lamoure
Chronicle, says he hopes to be q
United States senator someday-if he
lives and. his health remains good.
The fact that Octopus" will "do"
the legislature this winter for the
Fargo Forum, ought to be sufficient
to double the subscription list of that
journal.
North Dakota received two gold
medals, five silver, five bronze and
three honorable mentions from the
commissioners on awards at the Omaha
exposition.
Gov. Devine has appointed First
Lieutenant E. @. Gearey to the cap
taincy Of the Fargo militia company,
now serving at Marila, vice Capt.
Keye, resigned.
When it comes to covering news
psper space in q breezy manner. we
still insist that Will Davis, Of the
Plaindealer, is q whirlwind with
marked cyclonic tendencies.
3. H. Hart, formerly of the bearing
Harvester company at Fargo, has re-
Gently fallen heir to about $4,000 by
the death of a rich relative. It beats
all how easy things come to these
machinery men.
If Bro. Simpkins continues to do the
land Office business in final proof
notices that he is doing now, he can
soon be able to raise Bro. Garver's
ssante" for the county seat removal by
donating a court house.
The Cakes Republican thinks that
when Winshlp's primary election bill
has absorbed all the amendments the
average legislator is able to propose,
the author will not be able to recog.
nize his offspring from the bylaws of
Denny Hannafin's Suicide Club.
j. M. Quinn, formerly Of the Bis.
marck Tribune, but of late years editor
of the Butte Miner, has removed ia
New York city and cast his lot with
Tammany. His speeches delivered in
the recent campaign in that state were
widely quoted. Mr.. Quinn is q great
favorlte Of Croker's.
Col. W. G. Plummer writes that he
expects to spend the winter In Boston
which city ha will made his headquar'
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surrounding towns. His two daugh'
ters are in Maine, Miss Buelah being
at Caribau, where she is filling q re
pertorial position on the paper owned
by Win Hall, who was formerly con
nected with the Fargo Republican
back in the early sos.
Editor Campbell, Of the Perth Jour
nal, has fallen heir to q hardware
store, by the removal from the town O
his brother, the former proprietor
The editor deplores the fact that It Is
not q grocery store we'll stocked, bn,
thinks If necessity compells him b.
can satisfy his appetite for daint!
food by substituting pulverized grind
stones and ten-penny nails for the rea
thing.
The Grand Forks Herald tells OF I
young miss Of "A who left her home y