The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-11-11

Mrs. G. Harff expects to pass til,
| winter in St Paul.
1t is now Milnor Z. Fritz, the r
standing for Teller.
The hose tower looks m much bette
since the painting.
Wheat has been up to 6Oc thi
week. 1t is now SIC.
Dakota keeps right on scoopins
the world in fine fall weather.
John Smith, Jr., of Abercrombie
paid The TINES a pleasant call to-
day.
The Congregational aid society
meets at Mrs. Damerals this after.
noon.
The firemen will give Il dance
Thanksgiving evening in Seely's
opera house.
The Minor Free Press has mucl
improved under the management Of
Bishop & Babcock.
Wallace Ollnstead is quite il
with pleurisy and fever. We hope
to see Wallace out soon.
The Hon. Loren Lestor has
defeated Henry Champion fol
Auditor Of Wilkin county.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church
will give 4 thanksgiving dinner. and
invite the city to dine with them.
Ink & Carter have rented rooms
in the Bank Of Wahpeton block, and
will do Il general money loaning
business.
Capt. j. W. Cope, clerk Of the
court, has been very i'll the past
week. We hope to see the captain
out ere long.
Frank Miksche says that Joseph
Scholotash, who is we'll and favor
obly remembered here, is at Tower
in good position.
Math Braun is putting up Il barn
on his premises formerly owned
by VIM. Masterson, south of the
Manitoba track.
Mrs. T.. n. Wilson has been quite
i'll the past week, but under the
skillful treatment of DR.. Rockwell
is daily growing better.
DR.. Swaine's- office has been re.
moved from the hospital building
into rooms on the second floor of
Peirces block, Dakota Ave.
The firemen are preparing to hold
a fair in Seely's opera house Decem.
Der 22d, 23d, and 24th next, for the
benefit of the tournament fund.
Nels Nelson has left the city, and
he having been treasurer Of the
Reliance Hose company, Chas Z.
Ross has been elected to fill the va
cancy.
Archie McColloch has removed
his family into the residence put up
by the Rev. Mr.. Gurr, on,.Wisconsin
ave. In other words, into the Gurr
residence.
The Nashville Students s'-the
original--whO have never been in
the west, will hold forth at Seely's
opera house Thursday evening of
next week. ...
Mckenzie & Ladd are putting
up Il dwelling for IL family whose
name we could not learn, near the
ferry boat landing at the east end
of the bridge.
1t is quite an accommodation to
get the daily papers here at five
O'Clock in the afternoon via the
Manitoba, instead of at half past
seven via the Milwaukee.
Under the guidance of our lucky
star The TIMES is growing in circu.
lation and in busines, daily, all at
living rates, and we propose to de
our part in keeping it thus.
The new accommodations at tht
Manitoba depot are great improve
ment over the old affair. There j.
much more room for the officers an(
operators. besides a ladies' waiting
room has been much in need.
Wadena Tribune: W. C. Holt ha:
gone to Wahpeton where he vii
open upa photograph gallery. HI
expects to make that place his flu
ture home. Mr.. Holt is IN excellen
photographer and we regret his de
parture.
We think that if the city council
has no law to either tax these ''skil
game" fellows heavily or drive then
off the street, they should enact on
that would take satisfaction out O.
them. These rascals are no goo,
to any body.
4 Edward Barber has been upon th
streets the past few days, skippin,
about in his old fashioned way, look
ing after collections for the McCor
mick folks. Ed will put in most o
the winter between Fergus Falls
Wahpeton and Milnor. u
H. Joseph Lynch. the efficient fore
man on the Cleveland farm. has don
up the work on the same and de
l'parted for Berlin, Wisconsin, hi
old home. to pass the winter. MI
Lynch expects to be back early il
the spring ready for business.
The fireman gave Mrs. G. Harff
pleasant call and serenade Friday
evening Of last week, and at a sub
sequent meeting decided to procur
q large photograph of the depart
meat and present the same to her il
recognition Of her kindness to th
same.
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