The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-03-18

1 dental apartments when the same
shall have been finished, now under
Improvement.
| For choice work horses and brood
mares, call at f. A. Stewards old
stand east end of bridge.
! Stf STEWART s. LA VALLEY.
A. P. Hedin is repapering and re-
painting his sample room, and when
the same is finished will make a
pretty place. Geo. johnson is doing
the carpenter work, and Painter
Sampson is doing the papering and
painting.
Bert Sever is rememb cred by
many in Wahpeton as young man
who once attended bar for Joe AL
derman, and will be sorry to learn
that he died at his peoples home in
Iowa, March Sd, 1886. 1t seems
that M. L. Rich, Esq, received a
letter from the family, notifying him
of Bert's death, Mr.. Rich having
had some business relations with
MIN. ~
Those are very pretty paintings
in the front of the Bank of Wahpe-
ton, painted by Mrs. Buffing of this
city, whose husband is wheat buy
er at Tyler on the Milwaukee road
-(F. 4 S. road). If you have not
seen these elegant paintings drop in
there and take a look ut them.
Wahpeton is rich in artists.
Fred Herman, the popular hard
ware man in NJ. L. Stevens store,
goes out into the country occasion
ally, doing so last Saturday, and says
that VIM. Bohn, ESP. was, Wednes-
day of last week presented with Il
son, and that on the same day his
brother Albert was presented with a
daughter. TIE TINES tenders it's
congratulations.
Ingram Brothers, Wahpeton's s
popular gunsmiths, are putting in a
new counter and shelving and an
other window, with a view to en-
large their facilities and carry a
stock of goods larger than has been
| done by them. These are first-class
young men and are thorough work.
men-at reasonable rates--and rich
iy deserve the success they are at
tanning.
Il. II. Mclean, representing S. NJ.
Hewett, bridge builder, Minneapolis,
has been in the city the past several
days, having secured a contract to
build another. bridge in the county,
and is pushing his work right along.
Mr.. Mclean seems to be the right
man in the right place, and we pre-
sumo the county is fortunate in Sc
curing the services of such able men
in the work of making improve
ments in the development of the
county. .
Properly a notice appeared in THE
TIMES last week with regard to the
Germania's ball the Sth instant,
signed by the secretary Of the COM
pany, wherein he said the money
realized from the dance was in the
bank for the benefit Of the city.
1t was meant of course that the
money was for the benefit of the
company, on the ground that what
ever was for the company was also
for the city.
Andrew Anderson, an old man who
has worked on a section reaching
out of Breckenridge, died at that
place Monday night. He leaves a
! wife seven children in very poor
] circumstances, an unfortunate fea-
ture being in the fact that few
weeks ago his eldest son, while at
work lifting injured himself SO bad
ly that he has been in bed ever since
and is likely not to recover, which
incurred bills for doctor and medi-
cine. telling severely on the little
money the old gentleman could
earn. We believe the citizens of
Breckenridge are helping the family.
i And this is proper.
The deacons of the Congregational
church have a meeting just prior
to the prayer meeting, at the church
Friday evening, and together with
the Rev. MI. Barnes will at,
tend to such matters as come before
them preparatory to admitting a
number into the church week
from next Sunday, at which time
the Lords supper will he celebrated
I at this church. This society's Sun.
day school is also looking up, there
being formed new class Of excel.
lent young men. Thus the good
work goes bravely one. It really
4, seems that the various church or
!, ganizations are doing something fol