Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-06-15

Grand Forks Day. on which day
a large delegation Of representa-
tive meh from Grand Forks and
vicinity will visit the Chautauqua.
The suggestion is a good one, and
will doubtless be acted on. Mayor
Brown, will communicate with
Mayor Dinnie and other repre-
men and the matter
should be taken up promptly and
with energy, that the day may be
properly advertised.
Travelling Freight Agent Jas.
Robinson passed through here on
Nos, Tuesday.
Editor Small and wife went to
last Saturday, returning
Tuesday on the Aver.
Dad OVENS. Of Maza, and
Gerard, of Cando, came down to
play against the Bloomers Tues
day.
A meeting of the Board of
Equalization will be held in the
council chambers Tuesday, June
18th at 10 q. m.
Harry Ball: The parties who
have taken buckets from the fire
hall had better see that they are
returned, as the parties are known,
Mr. Donohoe and family Of
Stewartville, Mimi, have arrived
with a car of stock and household
effects and will locate near here.
Master Mechanic e. M. Winney,
Division Roadmaster P. G. Con-
nelly and his assistant P. A. Nell
son were in town this week on
railroad business.
Track material is being unloaded
between Crary and Bartlett for a
5000 foot siding and an 800 foot
industry track. Lumber has al
ready been shipped for an elevator
to be erected there.
The tank in the engine house
sprung another leak, this week.
and was taken down and repaired.
The old engine house is costing
the city a good deal of money in
the condition it now is in.
Bismarck Tribune: George
Barrett. son of Mr. Barrett, will
attend the duties of his fathers
official position, pending his
fathers improvement as it is
hoped that treatment for a month
or SO will restore his father to
health.
The Devils Lake ball players
left yesterday for the Fireman's
tournament at Larimore, where
they will play against the Lari-
more team. The boys expect an
easy victory. Yesterdays game re-
suited in a victory for Devils Lake,
the score being 3 to L. It was a
good game.
The Ringstrom's Grove Sunday
School, Morris township, has an
attendance of from twenty-five tc
fifty every Sunday. Miss Agnes
Urton,- Is superintendent, and Mr.
Will Truckermiller, as teacher Of
the Bible class, with Miss Augusts
Ringstrom in charge of the little
folks, are making a decided sue.
cess of the school.
Tuesday evening, as Herman
Garske started for home with hif
team and wagon, the team took
fright and ran away. They dashed
madly down Kelley avenue, and il
seemed that the wagon would be
upset throwing Mr.. Garske off
He succeeded in hanging on, how.
ever, and the team got tired and
quieted down after it left the con.
fines of the city. No injuries re.
suited.
N. A. Way has taken charge Of
the Commercial hotel building
corner of Arnold and Fifth street
and will throw it open to the pat.
ronage of the public on June rs
rates $1.OO and $1.5O per day
The building has been improved
reftted, and will be refurnished
and will make a first class hote,
building.
Sherman Smith, of Portland, N
D., was in attendance at the grad.
uation exercises at the school fol-
the deaf, his sister ERe, being
one of the graduates and took the
little girl, the pet of the deaf
school, home with him. Mr.
Smith has in consideration the
purchase of some farm property
near Penn and may soon become
one of us.
A new deal was made this week
between the Chautauqua directors
and j. H. Mccullough. and the