The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-08-06

w. A. Seely has returned from
Ohio.
Diamonds at Houghton & Mug
gley's. 16tf a
R. r. Purcell is at Wahpeton.S pa
Glendale Commercial.
Finest cigars in the city at Mil
burn & Co.'S. A.
H. A. Workman is preparing to
build 4 residence on Sixth street.
T. L. French will remodel his
grain house. Schuler & Mackie de-
ing the work.
Go to James Purdon & Co. for
good clothing, cheap. 3
Mrs. w. r. Willitts is here from
Ohio visiting with Mrs. Fisher.
She will probably remain two weeks.
Solid and plated ware at Iough-
ton & Muggley's. 16tf
The rink is now open Saturday
evenings, without music. The at
tendance is very good. Let every
body turn out and have good time.
For choice teas and cofliees so to
Purdon's. 2
St. Paul Globe Mr.. Ulsaker,
county treasurer of Richland, was
married last week and has gone east
on q bridal tour. His many friends
will welcome the happy couple back.
Fine watch and jewelry repair
ing. done at Houghton & Muggley's
Eugene Schuler returned from the
sister cities Thursday, where he
purchased lumber and other build
ing materials. He also has an in
terest in general store, soon to be
opened in Bessie's new building.
The drama Silver King is we'll spok-
en- Of by the. northwestern press.
We presume it is the finest drama
ever brought to this section. Seats
for sale at James Purdon's. Perform
ance tomorrow. Fridaylevening.
The preparations for memorial SER
vices at the roller rink, Saturday,
are being made complete, and those
who can attend from the surround
ing country are invited to do so.
The business houses will be closed
from one to four p. m. See the
mayors proclamation.
New goods arriving almost daily
at Purdon's. 2
Joseph Schoklitsch who, prior to q
few months since, held a responsible
position with Anton Miksche, went
to New York, has returned for a
short visit, and the boys are glad to
welcome Joseph back. However,
we believe he will not remain here,
but soon returns to Newly York where
he has a very good position. Joe
is one Of the finest young men that
ever came to Wahpeton, and his
numerous friends would be pleased
to see him remain here.
A good homestead right with i'm
provements for sale, cheap. Apply
at TEE TIMES Office, Wahpeton.
Here is an outside opinion Of two
of Wahpeton's lawyers : Nv. S.
Lauder and his friend Mr.. Purcell
of the firm of Pyatt & Purcell,
Wahpeton, defended Sumner S.
Bangs in the United States court at
Fargo. The way Mr.. Lauder did
lam it to w. w. McIlvane and Ed
Post was as vigorous as a Kansas
cyclone. Will Lauder is one of
Dakota's brilliant attorneys whose
future is as brilliant as an African
diamond. He and Mr.. Purcell are
Jim dandies. '-[Lisbon Herald.
Choice selection of spring goods
at Purdon's. 2
An interesting law suit is in pro-
gress at the court house. before JUS
tice Gray and a jury of twelve men.
It seems that Chas. Roberts borrow
ed money Of Geo. Lloyd, giving Sc
curity on team and equipments,
granting a bonus beside the interest.
Mr.. Lloyd tookthe team and equip
ments and used Sshe same pending
the maturity of the notes, but prior
to maturity, Mr.. Roberts paid Mr..
Lloyd all he owed him, and
now sues for pay for the
use of his horses and the
money usuriously paid. The follow
ing are the jurymen:
Bauer, HA Workman,
Purdon, N Jurgensen,
A Gillls, VIII Eaton,
keeder, CHI Smith,
e vschon, WE NIilburn,
OH Neiman, H E Grottem.
Judge Lauder appears for the com.
plainant and p. J. McCumber for
the defendant. Later: Verdict for
plaintiff, $36, pay for the team.
Stop and take a look at those Mil.
burn hollow iron axle wagons. The
finest thing now made.
IL w. III. II. PIERCE.