The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-12-03
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Miss Josephine Formaneck re-
turned from Barnesville, Minne-
sofa, Friday, accompanied by her
friend, Mrs. Gowdy of that place.
Justice Waterston of Milnor spent
part of the week at Wahpeton, be-
ing admitted to the Dakota bar
Monday.
The G.. A. II. will show their mag
ic lantern and will dance at Aber-
crombie about the middle of the pres
ent month.
Prof. Peiffer says he will have the
beautiful business directory up at
the post office at the beginning Of
the new year.
The +. & S. water tank has just
about gone dry. The water COM
pany will, likely, very soon arrange
to pump water into the same.
Lewis Rupp, who for the past two
years was the well-l:ked clerk at
Commercial hotel of this city, de-
parted for Two Harbors, Fond du
Lac county, Wisconsin, Monday
evening last.
We understand that Judge Lauder
Of this city has been employed to
conduct Minors interest in the
county seat fight, Sargent county,
and that this side will be heard or
commenced. the 9TH inst.
Workmen have finished up
Pierce's brick cornder and the scaf-
folding has been removed, very
much to the satisfaction of Mr..
Pierce and his friends.
Frederick Hoefs whom we men,
toned as being at st. Luke's Hos
pital last week, sends word to THE
TINES that his friends will find him
at DR.. Swaine's hospital, he having
made the change.
The New York Lyceum Theatre
company will show at the opera
house, this (Thursday) evening, and
Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week, putting on the boards a
fine selection of plays.
DR.. Swaine is as comfortable as
can be in his new office at his we'll
appointed infrmary. The institu.
tion has recently been remodeled
and enlarged, utilizing the second
story as we'll as first for patients.
AL. Foremaneck the N. P. Ex.
press delivery man at Wahpeton is
in this city to-day. He has beer,
raging over this neighborhood buy
ing wood for shipment to the Wah.
peton steam MILL Fergus Jour.
nal, 25th ult.
The Reliance Hose Go. realized
out of their nicely conducted and
enjoyable ball, between sixty and
seventy dollars, tender their thanks
to the public, expecting soon tc
show up in the finest uniforms in
the territory.
The council has let the contract
for Il hose tower to. Mckenzie &
Ladd for 1924, they being the low
est bidders. Architect Doerr pre-
sented a plan costing more than
$500, when DIR. Swaine went at thu
matter and got up plan that wa.
accepted and contract let as above
stated.
Rev. G. i. Barnes has gone east
for a two OF: four weeks trip, ant
there will not Le services in th,
Congregatioal church Sunday next
at any rate, as this body will b.
pleased to hear Bishop Foss at tht
NJ. E. Church.
The new management at the rinl
is working hard and gives first rat
satisfaction. The band and BIZ
turnout was there last evening, ant
everybody had a huge time. Th'
rink is open Wednesdays, afternoon
and evening and ditto Saturdays
The band will be there Saturda,
evening Of this week,
The editor of the Teller doesn'
seem to have a very high opinion 0
the ability of the Times editor
[Murky.
1 No. And the Northwood Head
light last week went back on a weal
sickly imitation of itself in thol
Ough denunciation of a thing a
lWahpeton known as the Mercury.