The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-11-12
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the city this week gathering facts
for the proposed history Of the
country, and meets with good en-
couragement.
It is a fact that the city should
have some means Of drying the hose.
The council will probably have a
tower erected. That's the way te
get that sort of thing.
M. O. Bickford says he this week
purchased a cabbage taken from Mr..
A. Miksche's garden, that weighed
274 pounds. This indiakes that
Mr.. Miksche has a fine garden, as
we'll as fine general store.
VIM. Northy has opened a meat
market in portion of his place Of
business, and will sellloin and por-
ter house steak, at 19a cents; round
steak at 10c, and corresponding
prices on other meats. 80
Thursday, November Goth, 1885,
has been appointed as Thanksgiving
day. While peace, happiness and
prosperity has not attended each in
dividual, Dakota people has as much
to be thankful for as any people ex-
tant.
Mrs. NJ. j. Peiffer starts for Min.
nesota this evening, visiting. and
expects to go to Iowa before her re-
turn. Mrs. Peiffer's many friends
will he pleased to learn of her per-
manent good health.
Chas. Sellenet, a young man
whose parents live near Campbell.
Minnesota, wants a place to work
for his board, and go to school the
present winter. lie is perhaps Is
years Of age. Would get word left
at this Office. He is a first-rate ap-
pearing boy.
j. A. Smith Jr., has had three
houses removed from Breckenridge,
to Wahpeton, locating them South
of the Manitoba track not far from
the depot. Mr.. S. evidently thinks
he can rent them to better advan-
tage on this side of the river. lie
may build three other houses.
The Dorcass Society will meet ut
room IL, Hayward block, Tuesday
Nov. 18th, ut two p. m. Any
families in want Of clothing, may
let their needs be known, to any
member of the society, or apply at
room IL. Any one having clothing
to give, will please leave it at the
room; or at Keller & Goodhue's
store. Mrs. J. w. GREGG, secy.
Michael Wicklein has purchased
Joseph Benesh's interest in the
hotel at Abercrombie, and will in the
future conduct the business. Mr..
Benesh, It'll said, Is coming back, to
wabpeton. Spe's friends will be
glad to see him back here. And Mr.,
Wicklein's friends wish him success
in the hotel, which llewill certainly
attain.
The Reliance Hos1 Company are
preparing for a ,Ssia hop to come
off Thanksgiving might. The boy.
are indulging ii alibaral supply of
printers ink and we believe they
will start off the social season in a
commendable manner. Get ready
to attend. The proceeds are to be
Fused in securing uniforms for the
Company.
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Hugh Moore, Esq. says that Fri
daN Of last week, was the winding
up Of the shooting season. Thai
morning his two friends, Samue
Maris and G. W. Darling of Fargo
end himself got into pits on his
farm, near lodged wheat and, soon
knocked down wagon load of geese
1t was the finest shooting he had
ever seen, and he and his friend.
nIhde it count.
'Jacob Schorborn now of Mount
Calvery, Wisconsin, is in the cit.
and has purchased lots for a larg
hotel just west of the Headquarter
81 the same side of the street. MI
IS, is a man Of experience and means
which promise quite a requisition t.
the already able hotel fraternity 0
the city. Mr.. Bel says the Head
quarters ! doingsa good busines
and that zlS does not find tho hous
too largecas some thought it woul
be when Mr.. Smith, the origina
owner, enlarged it.
Tlismany ftepds Of Math Iorent
were p8ined Tuesday, TO learn tha