The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-04-08

| ROLLER RINK.
! Open Wednesdays and Saturdays. Band
music evenings of latter day.
Vol. 8. No. 1. And improving.
Rev. II. j. Sheridan of Mayville,
will occupy the Episcopal church
pulpit next Sunday.
That is a fine appearing porch
being placed over the front door of
A. & M. Stern's clothing store.
The best Improvement being
made in town now is the new side
walk on Sixth Street to the N. p.
depot. Now build such walk to
the Milwaukee depot and the town
will be safe.
Orton Clifford, deputy register of
deeds, departed for Fredonia, N. Y.
Saturday evening to attend the fun
eral service of his grandfather, who
had just died. Mr.. G.. expects to be
gone week or ten days.
Joe LaVallay and Fred Stewa rt
have purchased one Of the splendid
stations brought in here the other
day by Moses Ferguson, paying
$1,000 for the animal. The boys
traded smaller grade of stallion to
"Mose" in the deal.
j. A. Smith Jr. and Geo. Z. Prop.
er have formed a co-partnership to
do a ageneral insurance, land, loan and
collection business. These are wide
awake and exemplary young men
well deserving the confidence Of the
public and will undoubtedly con-
tinue to do a furnishing business.
Miss Ella Mcdonald OF Fergus
Falls, has been in the city part Of
last and this week, visiting her old
schoolmate, Mrs. Chas. Ross of this
city. Miss Mcdonald is pleased
with Wahpeton. The young lady
is a cousin of Fergus Falls, able
lawyer, Capt. E. NJ. Clapp.
Scout, 8: Our friend Erick Sand
Wig, is building a fine farm resi-
dence on his place west Of town.
Erick is a young man of to-day, and
the mercury has to be very low
when he gets left. Something must
be going to happen, Erick, for sure
ly you are not too old. Canute
Thompson is the architect.
Scout, 8: DR.. Reno and Jas. Shay,
of Wahpeton, and Territorial Vetri-
nary Surgeons were over in the
Wild Rice district examining re-
ported cases of glanders. John Ny
ers, of Colfax, Erick FAIRNESS, of
Eagle and Sever Flea, of Wild Rice,
each had valuable horse shot. No
more cases.
j. A. Hunt & Co., from South
Bend. Indiana, have leased half the
Hayward store building, opposite
the Headquarters hotel, and about
May first will open an exclusively
boot and shoe store, together with a
custom work department. These
are fine appearing young men and
we presume will do good business
Augustus Asplnwall, Esq, has re.
moved his office from opposite An
ton Miksche's store to the corner of
Dakota ave. and Fourth Street, op-
| posite Martin Schotts saloon. Mr..
A. loans money on farm and chattel
security, and is one of the safest
and most upright business men in
the country. He does justsas he
agrees and is particular to agree tt
what he wants to do.
The eastern and middle states are
having q mid-winter snow storm,
extending as far west as Michigan,
Wisconsin and Indiana. Dakota is
having splendid sunshine and the
farmers are uninterruptedly seed
ing. Dakota is having one of the
finest springs imaginable. The
winter has been very. desirable in
every respect. Dakota downs the
earth for every thing that's right
and beautiful.
r. II. Sprague, one Of Grafton's
enterprising young business men
lin theIeal estate and money loan,
ling business, is in this I section Of
4 Dakota looking after his affairs, and
4 in company with John NJ. Bennett
4 Esq. Tuesday, paid TIE TINES 9
4 pleasant call. Mr. Sprague is 8
I1nepheW Of 2. a. sprague, Esq, q
4 Brooklyn, New York. a gentleman
4 ssWho has q great deal Of money
Il jIloaned in Dakota. F. H. will visit
Il Minor and other points, making
a $50 - i
Wanted.
Girl 70 DO light house work on