The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-07-08
Bee Hive Grocery sells 16 bars OF
Kinks or White Lilly soap for 81 90.

Kinks or White Lilly soap for S .OO.
Mrs. Anton Miksche has returned
from Melrose, Minnesota, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Math Kraker
and the boy. The young people
will visit week or such a matter
before returning.
Bee Hive Grocery sells 8 pounds
Sun dried tea for $1.00 10.
Joh" Kotschevar brought into
THE TIMES Office this week, from
his Mooreton farm, the finest wheat
stalks we have seen this year. The
plant is nicely headed out and is
very large and full. Mr.. X. expects
an old fashioned yield this season.
Bee Hive Grocery sells Golden
machine oil soc per gallon. Remem-
Der the place, Bee Hive Grocery. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wirth are
now nicely settled in their residence
on Second street. We have always
given Joe credit for being a pretty
shrewd fellow-in business, and he
has evidently carried his good judg-
ment into the matter of picking
out a better half.
Bee Hive Grocery sells common
Salt for $1.75c per barrel. 10.
There is to be meeting to-mor-
row, (Friday) evening at Pyatt &
Purcell's office for the purpose of
organizing a new base ball club.
Let any one interested in the ma
tional game be on hand and take a
part in the proceedings. Wahpeton
has the material for first rate
nine.
Mr.. Edward Fisher of Brecken-
ridge and Miss Millie Sanders of
this city were married by Justice
Dow Tuesday evening of this week,
at the residence of the official. The
groom is brother of Station Agent
Fisher of Breckenridge, and the
bride is a neice Of Mrs. Jonas Sand
ers and is first rate little lady.
TIE TIMES tenders it's congratu-
lations.
E. w. Spaulding of Devillo, sus-
tained the loss of Il barn, 52x76 feet,
from lightning this week. The
stock was all saved. Mr.. Spauld-
ing has the sympathy of many
friends in the loss of this property;
who however, congratulate him
on the escaping of his stock in the
barn ut the time the lightning struck
the latter.
Mrs. Martin nee Miss Eloise Dar-
bellay, who has been teaching school
at Elizabeth, Minnesota, returned
home this week for few days visit.
Mrs. Martins husbands people live
in Fergus Falls and we believe the
young people will make their home
there in the future. The TIMES
tenders the newly welded it's hearty
congratulations and best wishes for
prosperity and happiness.
The Fourth falling on Sunday,
Rev. G. 3. Barnes of the Congrega-
tlonal church preached appropriate
sermons that day, discussing ma
tional affairs from an advanced and
aggressive line of thought. In
Americas dawning prosperity we
have much to admire and to be
thankful for. But the republic
must be ever carefully manned and
its sacred interests guarded. The
American spirit must be prese rved,
foleigners, thrice welcomed, must be
taught to drop their old ways and
conform to the new spirit, never
allowing this to be trampled under
foot.
Rev. Martin L. Berger, brother
in-law of Jacob Keller, Esq, of this
city, arrived here from New York
this week and will pay his friends
and Wahpeton second visit, having
been here last year and our people
will remember so satisfactorily oc.
cupied the Congregational pulpit
one Sunday. The reverend gentle
man at that time represented the
Mccall Mission, Paris, France, but
now we believe is not thus occupied.
The TIMES is not exactly a church
official, but would he pleased to see
this eloquent divine again pressed
into service for day, to say the
least.
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