The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-04-23


evening next.
DR.. Reno has been at Fargo and
Bismarck this week on business.
The social hop at the Headquar-
ters last week was success, so say
the boys.
Keller and Goodhue have changed
their "ad" this week. You should
read it.
Attorney T. S. Woodruff of Wah-
peton. spent yesterday in the city,
Argus, %.
Gov. Pierce has very properly
changed Arbor Day from the 18th
to the 25th.
w. P. Horton has returned after
visiting Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Alice Pixley of Litchfeld,
Mimi, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Geo. H. White this week.
II. A. Workman has been 'sunder
the weather" the past several days,
and this week is quite i'll.
Donavan's original Tenneseeans
will appear at the opera house,
Tuesday evening, 2Sth inst.
Mrs. NJ. j. Peiffer has been quite
i'll the past two months, but is now
improving. we are glad to say.
Secure your tickets at Workman's.
The Tenneseeans will have splen-
did house next Tuesday evening.
John Johnston has returned from
Ohio, having left Mrs. j. at her old
home in Cleveland for few weeks
stay.
Cornelius Schea has returned
from Canada, where he spent the
winter, and is booming things on
the farm.
Joseph Harff has gone to St. Paul
for his family, and will take per-
manent position at John Kotsche-
vars store.
Home talent will present enlist
ed for the War; at the opera house,
Saturday evening. A great treat is
looked for.
Kertson & Courteau, the photo
graphers, expect to leave for the
Ortonville section of country, the
first of May.
Get your tickets at once for the
concert to be given by the original
Tenneseeans Tuesday evening at the
opera house.
Fred Runkel is auditor of Sargent
county, pursuant to the law author
izing the appointment Of such officer
for that county.
Work on the addition to the roller
rink is temporarily delayed for the
want Of material, that is said to be
on the road.
John Ketschevar has a new sales
man in the person of Paul Marke.
Mr.. X. is doing q good business, as
he deserves to do.
Go and hear style of entertain
ment that is new and varied at. the
opera house, Tuesday, April %.
Donavin's Original Tenneseeans
sing.
The Myrtle Ferns dramatic COM
pany will open at the opera house,
Wednesday evening of next week
for four nights. See ''ad'' in another
place.
Freeman Orcutt has gone to the
country with full wagon load of
trees and four bushels Of tree seeds,
which he proposes to place upon his
farm.
Thomas Cryan is again associated
with NJ. o. Bickford in the tonsorial
art, having put in a fine new chair,
and the boys are doing rushing
business.
Hinman & Marsh are papering
their fine sample room, and in ap.
pearance it will be second to none
when finished. Prof. Peiffer is do
ing the work.
Chas. E. Hinman is building an
addition to his residence property,
Bass & Gardner doing the work, and
on Arbor Day will set out a lot Of
fine shade trees.
The Headquarters can truly boast
of one Of the finest bars in Dakota.
1t is not so large but its fine. Mr..
Walter Carey recently of Fergus
Falls, is the gentlemanly attendant.
Chas. N. Fisher has again return
ed from Saltwater. Minnesota. Mr..
Fisher is one of the wide awake
young men Of the northwest, and
should again locate in this part of
Dakota.
It's rather pleasant to see T. S.
Woodruff on the streets of Wahpe-
ton. He is improving large farm
near town, and will likely remain
here more closely in the future than