Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-01

the winter.
J. F. O'Brien, J. A. Percival and Dis
, trict Attorney D. E. Morgan went
down to Lakcta Saturday.
j The steel cells are being placed in
the sherif's hotel by the agent of the
Pauly Steel Cell company.
District Attorney v. B. Noble of
Bottinueau county, arrived IN the city
Wednesday evening
W. J. Christie has enlarged his
blacksmith's shop. Work is. coming in
SO fast that he has not room enough
! Jack McCunc of Towner. was in the
city Thursday. He took sample of
his sheat to the elevator, which
graded No. l hari.
Moose river Friday. He says the re-
cent prairie fire did very little damage
to that part of the country.
Married, Oct. 20, by Rev. G. s. Con-
verse, Mr. J. C. Kenmouth of North
field, Mimi, and Miss Lulu Slocum OF
this city.
! Last Saturday half breed was try
ing to get Justice Pattin to sue an,
other halfbreed for busting up his do
nestle relations with his wife.
| A. J. Stade, the Grand Harbor mer-
chant came down Monday and reports
times very lively and money plenty in
our neighboring town.
| The fire department was called out
Monday evening at six o'clock to
quench a fire in Budde's store, but it
was a false alarm and the hose was
not laid.
contract for building two school
houses in Dry Lake township at $505
| each. There were two other bids at
$50 and s515.
Corporal Hammond arrived here
Friday evening with detachment of
soldiers, thirty in number, from Column
bus, Ohio. They went over to Fort
Totten Saturday.
| Frank Coombs returned last Satur-
| day from an extensive trip east and
south. He visited Canada, New York
| and Missouri, and is now ready for the
4 machine business Of 1886.
4 The city is full of farmers every day
4 hauling in wheat and returning home
\ loaded with lumber and the necessary
articles to make home comfortable for
the coming winter.
Sheriff Pearce of Nelson county,
raised 5000 bushels of wheat this year.
, Joe says he does not care about vast
} ing any more of his time in Iowa, and
/ that Dakota is good enough for him.
i Sam Dodd and Hankey Brothers of
Grand Forks, returned from Mouse
! river Monday evening. The latter
went up with view Of establishing a
stock ranch, and intend doing SO In
\ the near future.
4 John Conyers brought in four loads
1 of wheat from Towner county to the
elevators here which graded No. /
J hard. He tried MinneWaukan with
y the same wheat and it only graded No
1 Northern. s..s Il. }s + 81. % II. =
b a. NJ. Ferris came up from Chicago
4 ION Mondays train to remain a few
Ii days He is looking splendid, The
colonel is greatly pleased with Devils
Lake and is sorry he hasn't more prop
3 erty here .,:ss. & OIL: : !. !
4 Martin McCulIum and Sheriff Wac
4 mess returned from their; Canadian
trip Wednesday evening. TheJ
\ brought onsnore horse back with them
! than they took away. They did no.
= . ..9 10 ask the owner of the horse d
j Itney colild taKe 1t or not.
The Minnie II. made her last triI
1 for the season To Minne#aukan Fri
1 day al week ago.. A carload Of pota
toes was shipped the same day from
of1aD to MinneWaHEan, and
thence to Montana, where The potatos
crop has failed this year