The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-11-19

Judge Il. B. Meyers was in the
city, rushing about in his busy way,
day or two this week.
S. b. Brigham, an old Wahpeton
boy, dropped into town this week
for short stay. He is now located
at or near Fargo.
Robinson & Bowden are making
a delivering wagon for VIM.
Northey, the butcher and agent for
Hamm's beer. 1t is to he a finely
put up vehicle.
Adolph Bessie Of this city and
Frank Herrick Of Abercrombie,
have gone to Ottertail Lake hunt
ing. We presume the boys will re-
turn loaded down with pheasant.
A. w. Harwood has commenced
the removal OF Plus Henger's boot
and shoe store, from it's original To-
cation, to a lot adjoining Albrecht's
harness shop. MI. Henger is doing
a good business.
Joseph Wirth the horse dealer,
has purchased of NJ. r. Rich the
property, now occupied by Frank
Tuttle, and proposes to 60 into
business IN addition to his horse
exchange.
Joseph Benesh has returned and
is fixing up the second floor of his
saloon for living apartments. Joe
does not know just what he will do
in the way of business. But he will
find something.
An old fashioned dance occurred
at Fritz Vollmers, in the German
settlement, Sunday evening last,
and was attended by several of Wah.
peton's good looking young people,
who report having had a most en-
joyable time.
GAINESVILLE has just completed a
Congregational church capable of
accommodating two hundred people.
The soceity was organized last June
and has a membership of fifteen.
The services of Rev. w. B. Kauf-
man have been secured by the society.
Fred Herman had the misfortune
to fall while going up an outside
stairway this week and bruised his
face considerably. The stairway
was icey. Fred says it's mighty
provoking thing to fall and slide
down the full length of a stair way
on ones all-fours.
One by one the different business
men and other interests about the
city put in street lamps, the last
being in front of the city hall.
These are very desirable improve
ments and should be put in as fast
as possible, every body understands
that, so let the good work go on.
Dorcas Society will meet at room
IL Hayward block on Tuesday, Dec.
1st. A full attendance is especially
requested, as in addition to the reg
ular work, the subject of having a
Charity ball for the benefit of the
society will be taken up. Headquar-
ter's hotel having been kindly ten
dered for that purpose. ,2w 81.
Carston Bros. of Glencoe, Mime
sofa, have been busy the past several
days arranging the Oscar Schoene-
mann building for the purposes Of
a butcher shop. These gentlemen
have quite an establishment at Glen
coe, where they are doing a good
business, but think they can
conduct a branch house or second
place as we'll as not. They are first
rate appearing men. Their cad"
will lie seen in another column, and
their shop will be opened Saturday
Having the facilities they will make
especially of sausage in its various
forms.
The campfire and supper. Thanks
giving eve. at Hayward's block
promises to be a very interesting af.
fair. Sumner Post has purchased q
magic lantern capable Of showins
many interesting war scenes, iRclud
ing battles, ETC., and the same Sex
pectad here every day. Reserved
seats are placed at half a dollar
4 iiather seats thlrty.Rye cents, all 'fn
cluding the supper and the shoW
Seats for safe at Pqrdon's. The Lap
ltern cost 800. a