The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-04-26
Vol. 10.
LOCAL NEWS.

Ask your dealer for Wahpeton
flour. %
The social at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Sheriff Miller, last even
ing, was Il success.
Mattresses made over and reno
waited at Lounsbury's Furniture
Store. d
TIE TIMES is pleased to see
the Vincent dramatic company
meeting with good success at Fergus
The Vincents are good and they
have good support.
Go to the Bee Hive for Choice
Groceries. 50
DIR. Fred Formaneck of Chicago
dropped into the city this morning,
and is visiting his people. The doc
tor is doing good business in that
city and looks first rate. lie says
that he is more than we'll pleased
with his success.
Cerealine, the food of foods, to he
found ut the Bee Hive Grocery. 50
Louis Darbellay of Ransom City,
was in the city on business tie
fore part of the week.
a fresh arrival of parlor goods
and chamber sets at Lounsbury's.
Call and see new goods and learn
prices. 4
We had the pleasure of adding
Merchant Albrecht of 1Ianklnsop
to our list of subscribers this week
Bran SD per ton ut the Wahpe
ton Roller Mills. %
The social dance to he held ut til,
opera house Tomorrow (Friday)
evening, promises to be the event
of the season. The young men il
charge will endeavor their utmos
to reciprocate the pleasant leap yea
party, of which this affair is a re
turn.
Choice roasted coffees and hes
teas, canned fruits and evapOrate,
fruits are always to be found at til e,
Bee Hive Grocery. 80
w. II. Harker, returned from Lit
tie Falls, Minnesota, last week,
with a carload of blooded stock,
among which we noticed a fine
stallion and three Holstein bulls.
MIR. Harker now has quite herd,
and is laying the foundation to a
stock farm of approved order. lie
intends one of the latter animals for
use on his own farm, one for service
among the farmers out in that sec
tion and one for sale.
All kinds of upholstering done to
order, in workmanlike manuer ut
Lounsbury's Furniture Store. 4
Julius Raymo, ex-liveryman, is
receiving congratulations owing
to the successful outcome of his
pension claim, which has been pend
ing since 1866. Mr Raymo has
been allowed more than $4,000.
Large ass ortment of baby carriages
ut Miller's 3
DR.. Quinn of st. Paul, is visiting
Wahpeton this week, having just
returned from an extended hunt
ing trip to DEVILS Lake. While
here he is the guest of his brother
ln-law, Col. John Bunnel, the en-
gineer.
When you want McSherry Seed
er, ketclum wagon, Bradley's
square corner gang, walking and
shovel plow, or harrow, spring
wang or buggy, see Schulcr, Ber-
nard & Huesnan.
II. II. Hankinson came in and
presided at the Republican conven-
tiSn, Tuesday, as will be seen by the
minutes of the meeting in another
place. Frank l.. Dwyer was on
hand likewise, and in Il conversatio ion
with TIE TIMES prior to the meet
ing these old war horses of the Re-
publican party, were very emphatic
| in their Endorsement of President
Cleveland as Il tariff reformer.
Bird cages, flower pots, hsmmocks
and croquet sets, cheaper than ever
at Miller's Drug and Book Store. 3
Last Monday being st. Adelbert's
day, the pastor of the Bohemian
church of this city. was observed
with great pomp and solemnity by
the congregation. The pastor Rev
Dvorak. was ass listed by two Clergy.
men from ST. Paul. one of whom
pronounced Il pa"egyric which
was IN eloquent and scholarly
effort.
Farmers Andrew Slotten and W.
+. NurDberger were noticed as TAX
ing a hand in the Republican con.
vention, Tuesday.
The TIMES lad an idea that n.
Davis Jr. was Il democrat, but lie