The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-10-15

Chas. E. Wolfe has Just added
Thackerey's complete works to his
library, making about 100 volumns
in all.
Mrs. Anton GILES is quite i'll with
typhoid fever. Mrs. GILES has not
been feeling very we'll for year.
We hope the lady will soon be re-
stored to her health.
The La Crosse beer people are put
ting up their warehouse on Fourth
street, near the Manitoba track,
the contract being from Glencoe,
Minnesota. 1t will be two stories
high and roomy.
DR.. George M. Hanly and two
friends from st. Paul went into the
western part of the county on u
shooting expedition the latter part
Of last week and returned Tuesday
with thirty odd geese. The boys did
well.
Banker Kellogg returned from his
southern trip Tuesday. These fire.
qucnt visits in that direction of
this good looking gentleman, leads
one to imagine that he has in mind
some pretty little girl in the Sunny
South.
Geo. L. Swasey, Esq, the eastern
head of the Northwestern Invest
ment Company Of this city, arrived
here this week. and will remain a
week or ten days. Mr.. Swasey
thinks more of this country than
ever before, so he says.
Jacob Eckes spit out the bullet,
Sunday, that wounded him a week
or so ago. 1t seems to have dropped
down into the mouth and he threw
it out, since which time he is i'm
proving rapidly and is about the
streets. He is not sure whether his
eye will be permanently injured or
not.
TIE TIMES has recently made i'm
prOvements in its Office room, built
an additional chimney, and etc.,
which facts will very materially aid
us in the construction Of the paper.
VIM Riddel had charge of the work,
and Peter Schiller did the plastering.
We are sorry to see our friend
Thomas Cryan, confined to his
crutches SO long. Thomas has been
on them from the effects of rheuma-
tism. the past several weeks. His
many friends would be pleased to
see him about his work, and in good
health.
Frank Herrick, Henry Kosik and
John Shoenburn, will give Il hop in
Himman's hall Monday evening the
goth instant. These gentlemen al
ways get up an enjoyable party, and
we doubt not the proposed entertain
ment will sustain them in their
good reputation.
The first quarterly meeting will
occur at the NJ. E. Church here,
Saturday next. Rev. DR.. G. Bilbee,
superintendent and presididg elder,
will be present morning and even
ing and deliver the sermons. He
is fine speaker. Let there be
large congregations.
The teachers night Wednesday
evening at the rink was great
success. The pretty girls turned
out in great numbers-and they
skated to. The band was present,
and will be present Saturday even
ing when everybody should be on
hand and have jolly time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chezick lost
a son eight months old this week,
and the remains were laid at rest in
the Catholic cemetery Wednesday,
Father Heppcrle otliciting. There
was 4 large funeral and the beriev-
ed parents have the sympathy Of Il
large circle of friends.
Frank Miksche has given his res
taurant the very appropriate name
of "Frank's Restaurant" and he
will give the boys an oyster supper
opening Friday evening of this
week. Frank says TIE TIMES may
announce that he cordially invites
one and all great and small to drop
in Friday evening of this week, the
10Th, between nine and eleven O.
clock and partake of this supper.
He proposes to give the boys ben
eft.
The Fargo Republican is fast talk
ing a place among the best daily pa
pers Of the country, being made up
on the all wool and a yard wide prin-
ciple, is favored with large amount
of advertising patronage, and this
week enlarged to an eight column
folio, it having been a seven column
folio. The Republican is Il worthy
institution, and deserves it's present
success. Good news papers are not
accidents, nor do they grow them
selves. They are manufactured
from very raw material.
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