The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-01-07

Remember the fine water color
portrait Spalt is giving with every
dozen cabinets.
Only 10 cents for skating surface
carnival night.
Chas. Knapp is again buying
wheat at Paramount.
Grand Roman chariot races at the
Carnival next Tuesday.
Costumes all free ut tile Carnival
next Tuesday.
Walter Clary came over from Wah-
peton yesterday. Fergus Journal.
Fifty-two tribes of people repre-
sented at the Carnival Tuesday.
Joe Benesh is re-arranging his sa-
loon building, preparatory to open
ing the same on its new quarters.
No masks will he allowed on the
surface at the Carnival next week.
Mrs. II. +. Rice and little daugh-
ter who has been away q week visit
ing, returned, and II. E. is again
happy.
Ladies should go and see the ele-
CANT costumes at the rink night be-
fore the carnival.
The clever bar tender, J. n.
Dancig, who for some time presided
over the mixed drink department at
Joe's Place, has gone to work for A.
Miksche.
Two hundred elegant costumes
furnished free to all patrons at the
Carnival next Tuesday at the rink
Charles Anderson, the enterpris-
ing farmer near Colfax, in company
with a friend of his, one Mr.. H. Moe,
paid The TIMES a pleasant call We'd
nesday of this week.
Children's admission to Carnival
only Is cents next Tuesday. Very
instructive lesson in history for
children.
The Worlds Historical Carnival
next Tuesday will be the cheapest
entertainment ever given here con-
sidering the expense the company is
under in coming here.
Argus, 6: Hon. Ignatius Dom
nelly--the alleged-sage of Ninnin-
ger, is in attendance at court and
those who know of his oratorical
powers are taking Of a lecture for
Thursday night.
Costumes all nearly new and will
be open for inspection and engage
ment night before the carnival at
the rink. Special attention to the
ladies.
ID. +. Rice has purchased the
Continental hotel and has painters
at work overhauling the institution
from bottom to top. Mr.. r. will
not remove the building at present.
He thinks the property he wanted,
near Miss Briggs's millinery store,
is held at too high price, owned by
an outsider.
The most expensive and grandest
spectacular entertainment ever CIV
en- in the territory is the Worlds
Historical Carnival next Tuesday ut
the rink. Admission only IS cents.
There will be card tables furnished
at the Dorcas society's charity ball
Wednesday evening Of next week,
at the Headquarters hotel, and it is
said that those who prefer whist to
waltzing, or casino to cotillions can
be mads happy. Let there be a
large attendance.
IAmericans, Europeans, Asiati cs,
Africans, Zulu's, Fejee's, etc.
Roosters, Hens, Pigs, Horses, Dra g.
ons, and Cannibals, all represented
on skates at the Charnival next
Tuesday at the rink.
| Fargo Republican: MI. Will 3.
! Troy, who has for some time past
represented the Minneapolis Trib-
une at Fargo has accepted the posi-
tion Of business manager of the
Valley City Times, and leaves to-
morrow morning to assume his new
| duties. Mr.. Troy has made host
Of friends in this city who will re-
gret his departure, and the Times is
to be congratulated on its acquis-
ition.
Albert Formaneck, the N. p. Ex-
press agent and one of the "whitest''
men and express agents that ever
held sway in Wahpeton, is away at
Chicago on business. May be back
in a week. Wenzel, his brother, is
taking care of the business.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes delivered a very
Interesting instructive discourse to
young men Sunday evening, on the
occasion Of the new year. But to.
ward the close he observed that lie
could not always do u given subject
full justice in one talk or on one
occasion, and thanking the large
number of young men for turning
out to hear him, said lie would be
4 pleased to address them one more
evening on the same subject and