The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-10-08
Wahpeton Richland Thursday g. 1885


peton Thursday and proceeded to his
farm near Tewaukon.- fTeller.
+. c. Giddings, manager of the
Wahpeton Elv. Co.'S interests, was
up yesterday to look after the bust
ness of his company here Teller.
VIM. Jamison has his residence
property on Third street improved
very materially. 1t is now a first
rate place, and will rent to advan-
tage--if that's what he wants to do
with it.
Mr.. Gum of Cook & Gum of the
Breckenridge Gazette, has gone to
Chicago on business, expecting to
return in two weeks, visiting in
Iowa, on his way back. We wish
him a pleasant trip.
VIM. Northey has put up IN ele-
CANT lamp in front of his place of
business, and it sheds Il beautiful
and welcome light. who is the next
gentleman to do so praiseworthy a
thing on the avenue.
Orton Clifford, the genial and good
looking deputy in the office Of the
register of deeds at Wahpeton, has
gone to Fredonia, N. Y, to be mar
ried. Cards are also issued for the
wedding Of A. f. Sunderland and
Miss Henrietta Bessie, all Of the F.
+. Ws.--[St. Paul Globe.
The Sherman House at Fargo was
destroyed by fire Friday morning
last loss $1,000, insured for $12, ,250.
Steps are being taken to re-
build, the proprietor wanting a
bonus of $4,000, he to put in every
dollar he can control. We congrat-
ulate the Argus on it's escape from
the frey elements, being so close
thereto.
The Nashville Students sang at
Seely's opera house, Monday even
ing under the auspices of the G. A.
r. post Of this city, to q large audi
cnce. They give a fair entertain
ment; are not as good us the Tennes-
seeans. Gross receipts $95, netting
some six dollars to the post. This
is good enough.
Mrs. Jacobs has vacated the
boarding house kept by her, and will
live with Wallace Olmstead, her SON
in-law, on Fifth street. Wallace has
II very pleasant home. George Krei-
dler will manage the boarding house
vacated, and we wish him abundant
success, which we presume he is
sure Of without question.
John Bowden, one of Wahpeton's
most efficient blacksmiths, and Il
man who knows how to shoe a horse,
has the privilege of using pad,
made Of sponge and leather on ten
der footed horses, which is pro-
nounced to work admirably. Any
one wanting his horses shod so as to
render walking easy, may apply to
Mr. B. with every assurance that
this thing can he done. Robinson
& Bowden is the firm name.
Charles Leistikow, the rich and
popular miller Of Elizabeth, Mimi
esota, brought his family over Sat-
urday and spent two or three days
visiting with his father-in-law, Mr..
Nicho las Tryba, few miles from
the city, and Of course paid their
respects to A. Miksche's family of
this city, before returning. Mr..
and Mrs. Leistikow and family, are
very popular among their friends
and with people knowing them; and
their friends ut Wahpeton always
give them a cordial welcome.
The prospective wedding of Mr..
Daniels and Miss Schlucter, men,
toned last week, came off Monday
and Tuesday evening largre
number of people gathered at the
home of the BRIDES parents in the
German Settlement and celebrated
the occasion in a prolonged term of
festivities, and a fine supper.
Among those present from Wahpe-
ton, were Messrs. A. Miksche and
Fred Herman. TIE TINES wishes
the young couple a long life and
prosperity.