The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-05-13

| music evenings of latter day.
Sparkling soda at Workman's. 6
Paint your buggy for one dollar.
Paint for sale by D. V. Crafts. 2
Fred Aberle and wife went to
Alexandria, Minnesota, Wednesday
evening.
D. Oliver has this week received a
car load of Whitewater wagons,
wide and narrow tire.
Dan Jacobs, recently of Berton,
Kansas, is in the city and will likely
make Wahpeten his home.
j. G. Berton, from Beton, Kan
sas, has taken a partnership with
Archie :: McCulloch, the lumber
dealer.
| Eugene Rischard has in front of
his store on stand an all wool
worsted, suit of clothes including
hat, fine pair of shoes and fancy
shirt, for SIS. 4.
H. A. Workman, one of Wahpe-
toms esteemed druggists. is putting
a handsome porch over the front of
his store.
James A. Kennedy, Esq, is in
the city. He is on his way to the
Missouri. "And that's the end
on it,"
J. H. Lienhard, general agentsfor
the Davis sewing machine, was in
this city this week. He Liens
hard toward his machine, we notice.
j. F. Downing, general manager
of the North American insurance
company, is here on business and is
being piloted about the city by John
Johnston, Esq.
Charley Glazier has pulled out of
the Murky, this city, and is at work
in the Pioneer Press job room. He
says he sold his interest to j. Gum
of the Gazette, Breckenridge.
The round house committee had a
meeting at Pyatt & Purcell's Office
last evening and have forwarded
letter, on the subject to Mr.. Marvel,
anticipating his arrival in st. Paul.
| The N. P. railway company has
commenced the erection of its
water tank near the depot of that
road, and very soon the water COM
pany will be pumping water into
the same.
The Hon. B. Magomn! 9r. arrived
in the city early this week on bust
ness. Mr.. Magofin's family is still
at Mobile, in the sunny south. He
has spent the last month at Duluth.
Says Duluth is boomisss. !:
We met sterne Fowler at the
union depot, St. Paul, Monday even
ing and he seemed very cheerful
and happy. But at that time we
did not know why call this was
thus" Lie sent his respects to all
the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Northey have
the sympathy Of their many friends
in the loss this week, of their infant
daughter, five weeks old to day.
Rev. Mr.. Troy conducted the funer-
al services and the remains were
laid away in the Wild Rice ceme-
terry. The little girl was ill about
week. Il
Anton Klaus, Esq, of Fergus
Falls, and his daughter Miss Rosa.
ACCOMPANIED BY Miss Amy Maurin,
a grand daughter Of Mr. Klaus,
spent part of last and this week in
the city, guests Of their old friends.
Nj. and Mrs. Anton Miksche. Mr..
Klaus is always pleased with Wah-
peton.
Henry Vacker, who came here
with Carsten Brothers, the butchers,
has purchased the lot where stood
Joe Benesh's sample room, and will
erect a store building thereon, 2Ox40.
Contractor Bass has the work in
hand. Mr.. Vacker is now in W. H.
Willard's meat market, and is a
first-class man at the business.
~ Writing of the Stewart concert
company, who are to appear at the
opera house tomorrow, (Friday)
evening, Rev. DR.. Williamson, pas
tor of the First Methodist church
of Chicago, says: II am surprised
and delighted by the. singing of the
| Stewart Concert company; and in
saying this l but express the appre-
citation Of the vast gatherings Of
cultivated and spirited people who
are thronging thissm lovely spot;
Island Park S. S.Ssasseinbly. My
soul is blessed religiously, my hu-
lmor inspirited, my faith in Provi-
1dence confirmed my taste chastened
fEby these precious masters and mis-