The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-03

Big time at the roller rink Satur-
day night.
Wallace Olmstead was in Duluth
on business this week.
S. G. Hofford of Abercrombie was
in the city Wednesday:
The water company has with
drawn its proposition to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Henvis, of
Fairmount were in the city We'd
nesday.
Miss Anna Beckwith returned
from her eastern visit Saturday
morning.
Fred Falley of The Teller, Minor,
was in the city Decoration Day
and took in the sights.
John Thompson, of the John
Thompson comedy, is ill and there
is no telling when he will be here.
A. & NJ. Stern are closing out {.
lot of all wool add pants for $2.75,
$500 and $4.00, which are worth
$500, $500 and 5000 a pair.
It rained quite heavily at Fargo
and as far south us Abercrombie,
Monday, but not here. Rain is
needed in this section also.
Mrs. Geo. N. Proper, mother of
G. L. Proper of this city, arrived
here Tuesday morning from Kansas
City, Mo-, and will visit for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. How of Anderson,
Ind, relatives OF G. G. Gifford's
family arrived in the city Saturday
evening, and will make visit of a
few weeks.
Eugene Rischard has in front of
his store on a stand an all wool
worsted suit of clothes including
hat, fine pair of shoes and fancy
shirt, for SIS. 4.
There was happy hop at John
Leathart's in the Michigan Settle
ment Wednesday evening this week,
John has just finished new resi-
dence, and this was the house
warming.
X DR.. T. L. Taylor is in the city
busy at his profession. His office is
in the opera house block and any
one wanting dentistry work done
may apply to him confident that
such will be skillfully performed.
Geo. A. Hammer, N. l.. NIcBain
and that Scout man all of Aber-
crombie, paid The TINES a pleasant
call Decoration Day. The boys
were lively and thought Wahpeton
was doing the occasion-Decoration
Day-jusice. ss
L. D. Carlton, Esq, &of Wynd-
mere, this county, has taken his de-
parture for Owatonna, MinnesoM,
his former home. He has interests,
here yet, but may remain in Owa-
tonna. Rlchland county needs all
such men as Mr.. Carlton.
Louis F. Menage a leading real
estate man of Minneapolis and
prominent among the defendants
in the King vs.. Remington land
contest at that city was in Wahpe-
ton Tuesday, and was introduced
about the city by Judge Lauder.
The management of the great
Dalrymple farm few days since
wrote for insurance in the North
western of this city, since which
time three other large farming en-
terprises have asked if the company
could take them into it's superb
system of insurance.
The Blue Caps and the Swipes
played another interesting game OF
base ball Friday wherein the former
made Is runs and the latter 13 runs.
We have been unable to find the
score book, hence cannot publish the
participants. Another game is ex-
pected Saturday of this week.
Thieves broke into NJ. T. Stevens
store Wednesday night of this week.
and got away with .$175 worth of
goods, consisting mostly of knives,
revolvers and razors. No trace of
the thieves has yet been found.
They went in through back win
dow, by cutting out the glass and
drawing bolt.
William Brophy of McCauleyville
has presented THE TIMES family
with a bushel of very fine new po-
tatoes, grown on his farm this sea-
son. They have attained good
large growth, and we think that
this on Decoration Day is big card
for Minnesota--lying within a
"stone's throw of Dakota.