Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-10-25

county jail
Commissioner Rumney went to St.
Paul Saturday.
F. R. Fulton was in the city a few
days this week.
J. G. Lameroux of Jerusalem, was in
the city Monday.
Mrs K Olson is putting an iron
roof on her store.
w. H. Carver of Dry Lake, was a
city visitor Friday.
John McKelvey Of Grand Forks,
came up Wednesday.
Joe Coutre of St. John, spent day
in the city this week.
C. W. Nash occupies part of James
V. Brooke's law Office.
Robert Wilmot of DeGroat was in
the metropolis Tuesday.
L. P. Armstrong of Grand Forks,
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. R. L. Cleveland returned Wed,
nesday from Durand, Illinois.
Messrs Wdmeier and Weirmuller
are painting the new flour MILL
Ralph Howard has been very i'll for
the past two weeks but is getting bet
ter
Ever Wagness and Martin Mccall
lum took a business trip across the
line Friday
Emory Ensign and party sent thirty
dozen of ducks off on Mondays train
for Minneapolis.
! Michael P. Slater has been appoint
ed postmaster at Bismarck, vice Col.
Lonsberry resigned.
Theodore McCord of Moose river,
lost all his hay and house and barn
by the fire of last week.
Col. Towner received 100 head of
young cattle on Tuesdays freight for
his ranch on Moose river.
Alex Cardin has accepted posi-
ton with Hunter & Bennett and the
boys call him doctor now
B. W. Lair of the Turtle Mountain
Times came down from Dunseitn Sat
urday and returned Tuesday.
James Boden drove into the city yes
terday. He says everyone in his part
of the country is busy blowing.
William Sparks, the Dry Lake farm
er, and owner Of the celebrated Clydes
dale team, was In town Friday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
| church propose extending the system
| of street lamps toward their church.
Doc. Noble of Minneapolis, was IL
the city this week, but spent most O.
his time killing ducks in the country
Heavy fires have destroyed nearl!
| all the hay on Moose river that stool
men had put up for their cattle this
/ winter.
Il Emmett Pew, Judge Hardee, Capt
Mayne and brother all of Towne
county, were visiting the metropolis
II Tuesday.
i Commissioner Barton has been sum
moned to Illinois On account of tn
serious illness of his brother He lef
] on Fridays train.
John j. Orvis and wife of Mime
apolis, came up on Tuesdays trail
to spend few days at Churchs Ferr
} with their brother.
y The Indians are coming into Trace
y from the reservation at the rate o
} fifteen day, loaded with wheat an
i selling to the elevators there.
} The mill whistle was sounded Tues
4 Ooy OSCAluE az Ola " ClOCh lux LuG LII .
1 time. 1t was blown long and loud an
1 was the sensation Of the evening.
( Parson Stuart is feeling good owe
the result of his threshing operation
this summer. He has just hauled il
7 1859 bushels of wheat to the elevate
, that graded No. 1 hard.
' R. e. Powell and wife, accompanie
, by w. A. Storms mother, have bee,
} spending the summer at Moose River
/ They left for Chicago Thursday morn
ing and intend returning in the sprin
' to remain permanently.
Last Saturday prairie fires destroy
= ed a stack of hay for Timothy Larkil
, and about 800 bushels of wheat Il
} shock for Edwin Becker. The FIR
} ran over into Nelson county an
burned 400 bushels of wheat for ma,
named Grant.