North Shore Notes Update From Minot Area
Local notes recount residents in and around the city, including Dennis Moran, Capt. Dan Maratta, Ed Smith, Walter Pattie, Geo Inkster, and Harry Rumney. Mentions new hotel reopening, court house work, Masons installation, church dedication, and a crime report involving Pat Burke and Arthur McGahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whent
Bro Morson
Dennis Moran
Dan Maratta
Ed Smith
Famly
Walter Pattie
Big Rapids
Mich
Frank Thomas
Duluth
George Sewell
Rugby
Edward Becker
Odessa
Geo. Inkster
Harry Rumney
Mouse River
Atkins
Missouri
City
J. B. Sinclair
Bottineau
J. Woods
Canada
Schofield
Eugene Coleman
Minot
M. E. Nodable
Mra. Higbe
Carl Gowran
Grand Forks
Cashier Gowran
Merchants National
Court House
Dave Lawrenson
Louisan
Dave Lan
Nere
Masonic Lodge
St. Dolin
Rumney
Nettie
St. Paul
Mita Nottie
William
Dfunt
Dewarth
Capt. Parker
Judge Harden
Minneapolia
Jake Dobmeier
Forks
McConnell
Jan
John Crydernan
Kelly Avenue
Third
Western Union Lelegraph
Clade
Tina
Divine
St. My
S Generis
Devils Lake City Council Adopts Ward Ordinance No 1
The city council met Monday with Aldermen Chamberlin Mann Shanley Maloney Jenks Cleveland plus the mayor and auditor. They approved minutes, paid street lamp oil, and adjusted seals. A report on street lighting was adopted, and a plan to divide the city into wards under Ordinance No 1 passed second reading. A later motion called for a Young Ordinance and housing of coal, with adjournment to Friday. New county board business included courthouse completion extended to Feb 1 1888 and rent terms for a new court house. Imported horses were showcased by Thompson Walker with Percheron stallion Vert Gallant and two mares, claimed among county’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Mann
Shanley
Maloney
Jenks
Cleveland
Ald
Mann, Shanley
Ald, Jenks and
Justice McClory
City of
Devils Lake
Fifth Street
Wil City
Kelly Avenue
Firth Street
Sid City
Jenksbshantey
Jan Maloney
Shanney
Atd
Miloney
Dhawan
Uwe Keaseline
al. Chamberlin
GW. Kelp Joy
Chamber- Hin
W. C. Mighee
Ald. Maloney
Ron
Deco
Pisani
New
Court House
My. Ensign
My. Ensign Aloe
Tock
NER & Co
Kelly Avent
Thompson Walker
Minnesota
Leonard Johnson
France
Lake View
Philip A. Manseau
Here
Mr. Johnson
Saved by the Serpent on the Narrows Ice Escape
Frank Palmer of Fort Totten endured a deadly ice breakup crossing to Devils Lake when his team and buggy rode a floating ice floe. A sea serpent attacked and nearly doomed him, but Palmer fought back with a tomahawk and duty to land, cutting the serpent’s tail and escaping to safety. He then reached Devils Lake town, amid other local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Palmer
Fort Totten
Frank
Devils Lake
Brant
Frans
Indiana
Myatle
Hoating
Bac
Krank
Catherine Hig
Wensel
Tin Stomahawk
Dalsvon's Point
Devine Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davy
Stoughton & Chamberlin
BOB Sleighs
P.stahde
Mettler & Fox
FB. Fulton
Clark W. Kelley
Ed A. Gowran
Fulton
U. W. Kelley
North Shore Bank
A. D. Morris
North Shore Notes
Burke
M. F
Plannette
Barket
Arthur McGahey
District Court
Tom Shanley
McGahey
Eee Council
Conpsen & Co
PanQuaLe de Fiore
John McTntosy
Lillie Tutford
Hoy
Frank Doran
Yekburna
St. ‘Thomas
Thompson
Ramsey
Bob
Portland and Business
Pacific Fanning Mills
Cockle Mills
Walker’s Implement Depot
THE
First National Bank
Uasime
Mullet
Preakdent
Whipp
Charlee &, Halbert
Whipp Helier
Alex Waller
Pemideat
Juergene
A. W.atrait
Johe We Maker
Dreaghron
Vis Wim
Peiticip
England
Ireland
Germany
F. S. Converse
Converse
Chicago
New York
Northwest
Iddings & Berry
Dakota