The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-10-28
Wahpeton Rlchland Co., Dakota, Thursday
Wheat is 75cts.

Wheat is 75cts.
The Misses Peirce have returned
from their Rochester visit.
United States Marshal Maratta
will take up his home in Fargo
next week.
Let Richland county send a repre-.
sentative man this time in the per.
son of DR.. Swaine.
Policeman Thompson has been
ill with severe cold the past sew.
eral days, but is getting out again
now.
j. II. Armstrong has new sign
in front of his bright new tailor
shop in the old Bank of Wahpeton
building.
DIR. Swaine would be credit to
Richland county and this legislative
district in the territorial council.
Vote for him every time.
F. A. Carey. one of the live
farmers in Dexter township, is in
the city to-day on business, and
paid THE TIMES pleasant visit.
D. E. Rice has his new and ele-
CANT stock of furniture in position
at the Vachon bakery building.
Call and look over his fresh and
pretty goods.
The Pioneer Press says Ames
won't get any votes for governor,
and on the other hand, the Globe
says McGill won't get any votes.
1t is astonishing to see how wide
apart these great newspapers are on
this subject. The fight in Minne-
sofa is to be grand old tussel and
no mistake. McGill has 10000 of a
majority to draw from.
The Wahpeton Boiling works now
steam their own bottle beer, having
very satisfactory arrangements for
this purpose at the novelty works.
They have properly constructed
tank in which is placed water and
then two pipes conveying the hot
test'sort of steam into this tank of
water loaded with bottles, and thus
the water is soon made hot and the
beer steamed. This feature of the
beer trade here will itself keep
many dollars in Wahpeton yearly.
J. v. Quick, young physician
formerly of New Jersey, but
more recently of Fort Stevenson,
this territory, and an old friend of
Pyatt & Purcell, made stop at this
city the other day and finding that
Dr.. Swaine needed assistance in his
Office and in other duties, concluded
tO stop while at least With the
doctor; and as DR.. Qqick is a den-
tist he will be able to also look after
DIR. Hanley's customers while the
latter may be out of his place of
business.
Fred G.. Herman has his large
and commodieus hardware store,
just west of the Headquarters hotel,
we'll filled with a new stock of
goods. Fred sells the Standard and
Estate cook stoves, the best in the
world; and in heaters he sells the
Caescent Oak and the Mozart, the
very finest article of the kind on the
market. These stoves have i'm
provements we have not seen on
others, especially SO with the cook
stoves. Give Mr.. Herman call
before buying elswhere.
DR.. Swaine has been in Sargent and
Dickey counties the past few days
looking after the legislative ticket
and making the acquain tance of the
voters there, and is making very
promising canvass. There is no
half way work ubout DR.. Swaine,
lie proposes to do everything posi-.
BILE for his election. although going
into the field at the eleventh hour,
and if he is elected Richland county
will have occasion to be pleased
with her councilman. The doctor
is the right kind of a worker and lie
will be heard from in the right kind
of way. Let the voters stand SOL
| i'd for SWaine in this matter,