The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-05-24
VOL. 10.
LOCAL NEWS.

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| M. L. Stevens is building an adj
dltional story on his residence.
Carpets cleaned and relaid b,
l-ounsbury, the Furniture man. 4
Editor Gillitt of Hastings was in
the city the latter part of last week
Bran $l2 per ton at the Wahpe
ton Roller Mills. %
Attorney Purcell went to Elbow
Lake, Minnesota, Monday evening
to look after case or two before
Judge Brown.
A fresh arrival of parlor goods
and chamber sets at Lounsbury's
Call and see new goods and learn
prices. 4
Mrs. Orton Clifford departed fol
her old home, Fredonia, New York,
Tuesday morning, to spend the
summer.
After the house cleaning period is
over, don't forget those choice cur.
tains which are so cheap at Louns.
bury's. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Plus Mayer were
blessed with a new boy yesterday. :.
Mattresses made over and reno.
waited at Lounsbury's Furniture
Store. 4
When ut Watertown the other
day we saw the Clair Patee Dramatic
company. and thought there had
never been anything like it at Wah-
peton.
All kinds of upholstering done to
order, in Il workmanlike manner 1T
Lounsbury's Furniture Store. 4
The liremen complain that they
are unable to get out sufficient num-
bers to do justice in the way of
practice.
Rev. M. j. LaBach now of Paris,
Texas, is expected at Wahpeton in
the course of four weeks to take
charge of the Congregational pulpit.
Mr.. LaBach is mentioned us being
an able and consistent minister.
A company of United States SOL
diers on their way from Fort SMELL
ing to Fort Shaw, passed through
the city to-day. They were colored.
And it is said second company
viii! pass through Friday of this
week.
Johnnie SchGnborn will give a
dance ut his hotel, the Wahpeton
House, Monday evening of next
week. He has secured good music
and general invitation is extended
to his friends to turn out and have
a good time.
Schuler, Bernard & Iucsman have
their flag up on Fifth street near
their warerooms, bearing the in
scription, Mccormick. That is one
way to advertise. But the better
plan would be to use little space
in TIE TIMES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schmitt,
accompanied by Mrs. Frank Braun,
have gone to Stearns county, Min
nesota, in obedience to a telegram
announcing the death of the father
of the ladies, named John Mehr. 1t
seems lie died suddenly.
Mrs. Anton Miksche accompanied
her daughter Mrs. Kraker to latters
home, Melrose, Minnesota, the other
day, and this week Mr.. Miksche
went down to Melrose to accompany
his wife home. Mrs. kraker's health
is not very good at present.
Rain, delightful rain. spread a
beautiful mantle over the northwest
Tuesday of this week, and now this
fair land is holding over all compe.
titors Just Il little e-as it beats time,
time, time, to the music of the bal
ance of the universe.
An Evening Out will he played
Friday evening of this week by the
Patee company. This is a favorite
with the Great Daily Stock theatre
of New York, being one of the
greatest comedy successes ever pro
duced,-and this company will &C
tually do the play justice. Get out
and see it.
TIE TIMES has been favored will
IL season ticket to the musical fes
tival ut Fargo. Dakota. commencing
June Goth. next. 1t is proposed tt
inaugurate a series of annual fes
rivals of this character, and it j.
thought that at least there will b.
four hundred voices in the chOru.
this, the iniatory season.
Augustus Aspinwall, Esq, i
painting up and repairing the vel
boring machinery lie recently bid il