The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

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Everybody is invited to come tt
Wahpeton and celebrate.
Examine those new centuar,
prints at Purdon's. 13-3w
Miss McAllester, living neal
Campbell, Minnesota, died from
heart disease yesterday.
Go and see Frank Braun & Bro
before you buy your twine. l3-6w
Rev. Henry Holmes of Glenwood
Minn., school mates of George
Barnes, was looking over the city
Tuesday.
For a Deering all steel binder
Deering mower, Hollingsworth hay
rake and Van Brunt wagon go to
Frank Braun s. Bro. l3.6w
A sister of Joe Lavalley's wife OF
McCauleyville, Juliette Emery, died
this week. and Undertaken Rice sent
out coffin this morning.
Purdon & Co. have in stack a fine
line of lawns and white dress goods.
The Congregational Sunday school
was picniced on the Island yesterday
afternoon, and a large number of
ladies and gentlemen enioved the
supper.
For a Bradley self dump hay rake
Ketchum wagon or the new Nc
Cormick square steel frame binder
or mower, see Schuler, Bernard &
Huesman. l2
A large variety of parasols and
fans at PurdOns. 13-3w
j. w. Donavon has a neat and
desirable house to rent, near Brooks
Bros store. Mr.. d. may be seen on
the street as he is street commits
sioner.
pages Best' flour, every sack
warranted, at Purdons. l3w3
Why waste four inches of twine
when one-lalf inch waste will suf-
flee ? Why take an experiment
when you can get Deering that is
time-tried and is absolutely sure to
give you good and economical ser
vice ? There is no good reason, and
every farmer who thinks over this
carefully will decide to buy the
Deering. l3-6w
Purdon & Co.'s stock of groceries
is always fresh and complete. 1873
c. Rollde, the five cent man, has
returned from Chicago where he
purchased fine lot of new goods.
John Feilen and Miss Lena
Richard were married at St. Johns
church, Tuesday morning of this
week, by Father Hepperle, and the
young people have gone to house
keeping in w. II. Willardt's dwell
ing on Wisconsin Ave., near Turner
hall. The many friends of the
young couple tender congratu-
lations.
Herman Hermanson, farmer liv-
ing some eight miles west of Wah-
peton, and who has been i'll with
Briglts disease the past several
months, died at Fergus Falls Thurs
day evening of this week, where he
has been for treatment. The funeral
will take place at Dwight, Tuesday,
Rev. Mr.. Heie officiating. Mr..
Hermanson was 3S years of age,
leaving wife and one child and is
brother-in-law of Treasurer Ul.I
saker. TIE TIMES joins the many
friends of the stricken family in
rendering sympathy.
G. B. Wade-I sec the Wahpeton
Times criticises me on account of a
Clown Talk" item in the Argus
which credits me with saying the
Wahpeton boys had imported pro.
fesional sprinters. L never said
it, Fargo Republican.
The Wahpeton boys to a man and
especially ex-Chief Richmond will
be pleased to read the above. They
had always thought good deal of
Mr.. Wade and was puzzled to un-
derstand why he, especially, should
SANDER them, and now that it is not|
true. friendly feeling will go back to
him. The Argus has very poor
reputation in Wahpeton as a news
paper.
Casselton Blizzard Carl B. Pin
ney, the rascally banker of the de-
funct Farmers and Merchants bank
at Wahpeton, has been arrested for
receiving money on deposit when
he knew the bank to be insolvent.
When the bank failed and every-
thing was attached by the creditors,
Pinney made affidavit to the court
that he had not claimed his exemp-
tions, and would not do so, and
prayed for the dissolution of the
attachments, that he might pay all
the creditors in full. AS soon as
the attachments were dissolved, with.
out consulting his attorneys, Pinney
nut in claim for his ayano,t;o,c