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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-04-19
Cabinets SO per dozen at Foxes
gallery. Breckinlidge. 3

Cabinets SO per dozen at Foxes
gallery. Breckiniidge. 3
Miss Emma Roberts has been quite
i'll this week and Miss Bessie Beck
has filled her place as one of the
primary teachers in the public school
Nest people were considerably
surprised Monday morning to learn
that the Farmers and Merchants
Bank had purchased the North
Western Bank and was really over
at that stand completing the trans
fer and dsisg business. THE
TIMES learns that the corporation
formed at the time of the opening
of the +. s NJ. Bank has been dis
soloved, that the latter name will be
retained at the new quarters allow
ing the Northwestern to fade away;
and that Mr.. Pinney has purchased
an interest in the bank Of I.idger.
wood, having secured the stock of
Mr.. Leonard's recent partner and
will he associated with Mr.. Leon
ard in the BUSINESS there, convert
ing it really INTO u branch of the
Wahpeton house. Robert Carson,
Esq. will still hold the position of
cashier of the Farmers & Merchants
and Mr.. j. r. Ford will retain the
position as heretofore with the
Northwestern. We are not ad-
vised as to just what Messrs. White
and Kellogg propose doing, hut
learn that they will remain at Wah-
peton the balance of the year at
any rate. THE TINES has an ex-
ceedingly good opinion of the gentlc-
men as being capable and courteous
business men Of means, and while we
are at a loss to know just why they
should pull out, have no doubt as
to their own sufficient reason. TIE
TIMES wishes and bespeaks for the
Farmers & Merchants Bank and
Messrs White and Kellogg, abundant
success in the future as commercial
factors in the welfare of Wahpeton
and leichland county.
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SUNDAY EVENING.

Next Sunday evening the topic
for study will be: elbow shall we
spend the Sablmth?" Judging by
the number attending and the &C.
tive part taken hy the young, these
meetings are increasing in interest,
and are very profitable to all. The
service begins at $50, to which both
young and old are invited. This
meeting is to he at the Baptist
churcl,
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Surprised the Governor.

jamestown, Dak., April IL: Gov.
Church on his way to Aberdeen and
Huron was met here this morning
by u large number Of jamestown
citizens and friends of his admins
tration. headed by brass band. He
was surprised by finding complete
preparations made for Il reception
and banquet. which was given at
the Gladstone. The occasion was
an extremely pleasant one. and in
this notice. speeches and kindly
wishes showed the high estimation
in which the governor is held by the
people in the Upper James river
valley.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-04-19
A TELLING ENDORSEMENT,
OF Julius Muggley for school
superintendent.

We the undersigned residents Of
school district No. of the town Of
Center, take great pleasure in in
dorsing the candidacy of Mr.. Julius
Muggley for the Office of county
superintendent. Mr.. Muggley has
conducted our school for the past
two winters with more than salts
factory results, while there has been
a marked intellectual improvement
in the youth of our district, there
has also been other gratifying ad-
vanccments that we consider due to
his influence as Il teacher. Mr..
Muggley is now under contract to
conduct our summer term.
James Stevenson, Zed S. Howe.
Lewis j. Moore. Geo. w. pease
Cias. Male, John Bertram
John Canham, Ole L. Sletten.
David johnson, Chas. Peterson.
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TO TII1, PEOPLE.

] have not had many urgent re-
quests from any part Of the county,
but because want the Office 1 am a
candidate for superintendent Of
schools. Lam thoroughly acquainted
with all requirements for an efficient
supervision of schools, and if re-
elected will continue to work faith
fully for educational advancement
in Richland county. ] have found
generally favorable sentiment and
shall appreciate all good words that
friends may say for me. Very
truly, w. M. House.
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COUNTRY TEACHERS SERVED
AT LAST.

Methods of teaching in country
schools by an experienced teacher.
One of the most important problems
to he solved by educators Of to-day
is, how to make successful the un-
graded country schools. The Au-
thor's Counsel is in harmony with
that of the best educators of the
country. 1t lifts the young teacher
up to the elevated road Of success,
81 % post paid. Teachers aids of
all kinds furnished at low rates.
GEO. WORTSER, Wahpeton, ID. Y.
Agent for Red River Valley.
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FOR EXCHANGE

The undersigned has one Singer
and one American sewing machine
which he wants to exchange for po-
tatoes or butter and eggs. The ma
chimes will he sold cheap and will
allow market price for the products.
EUGENE RIsCHARD,
The Tailor,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TO whom il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Edwards Il McCui-
lOch Lumber Company" (r corporatiou) and
!3hn G DsSls 9",ch ndGr ,le r name ana style q"
dong business at Wahpeton, RichIand county,
Dakota is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
all debts due The partnership must be paid to
"a corporation and all debts owing by said
partnership VIII he pad by the Edwards l. Me-
Cnlloch Lumber Company, "a cOrporation.)
Dated. WahpetOn, ID. T., April 3rd, 1888.
EDWARDS Il McCULLOcH LUMBER COMPANY.
ca cOrp0ratlOn) JOHN q. DAVIS.
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TRUNKS AND REPAIRING.

IItN' NA'o N.ND lEI AININN.
Just received, Il large stock of
trunks, satchels, &C., of all kinds,
also Il full stock of extras, such as
keys, locks, hinges, Stats and
clinclles. and can repair any trunk,
no matter in what condition, as
strong and nice us q now one.
ii. G. ALBRECuT,
Harness Maker, WahpetOn.
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DIME SOCIAL.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
r. Church will give another dime
social ut the court house on
Wednesday evening. April 25. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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VOTERS TAKE NOTICE,

After urgent and repeated re-.
quests from various parts of the
county. announce myself as a can
didate for County Superintendent,
ut the ensuing June elections.
Respectfully,
Julius MIIGCTEy
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MICHAEL F. BATTELLE. Register
Fred Is. Morrill,, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication March ]. 1883.

MORTGAGE SALE-Whereas. Default has
lvl been made in the conditions OF a certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by Carl Sim
ianerrand Kate Simianer his wife, mort ga gorS
to james F.. Mcdowell, mort ga gee, dated the
18th day of December 4. d. eighteen hundred and
eiyhty-0ne. and recorded as mortgage in
,he Office Of the register of deeds of the county
Of Richland and the territory of Dakota, on the
oath day Of December. A. D. 1881. at seven
O'Clock "a. m. in book r of mortgages. on
page 50 on which there is claimed to he due. at
the date Of this notice, the amount Of eight
hundred and ninety dollars and twenty-five
cents (SS90.a5), and no action or proceeding has
been instituted ut law in equity to recover
the debt secured by SAID mortgage. or any part
thereof.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby :ivcn, that by
virtue OF power of sale contained in said mort
gage and of the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mOrtgae will be foreclosed by
scribed which sale will be made ut the front
door of the court house IN the city Of Wahpeton
IN the county Of Richland and territory OF Da-
kota, at public auction, by the sheriff of said
alst DAY OF APRIL, A.. D. eighteen
hundred and lightweight, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage. with tilein.
terest thereon, and cost and expenses of sale,
the sums paid by said james f. Mcdowell for
taxes and fifty dollars attorneys fees, as stip-
ulated in said mortg gage In case of foreclosure.
The premises described In said mOrtga and
so to be sold, are the piece or parcel of land
situated in the county Of Richland and territory
Of Dakota, and known and described as follows.
to-wit: The southwest (swA quarter OF section
twelve (I2) IN township one hundred, and thirty
two (l32) north Ot range iifty-onc (5D west, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty (1G0) acres more or
less acc Ordng to he government survey thereof.
bated at Wahpeton. OAK March 1 K; 4. d. 1885,
FRANK GRAY, Mortgage.
(First publication March S, lSSs)
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SuMMoNS-TERRIToRY OF DAKoTA,l
- County of Cass. 50.
In District Court, Third Judicial District
The Travellers Insurance Company)
OF Hartford, Connecticut, a cor.
poration. plaintiff,
VS..
Joseph Ludwig defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota to the above named do.
fendant ~ &
onIss, You are hereby summoned and re-
plaintillln the above entitled action which vas
tiled IN the Office Of the clerk Of said court q
the .oi' tenth h, day Of April, 1898, and to servs
plain on the subscribers at their office in tis city
OF Fargo, IN Cass county Dakota territory, Withla
trtydayS after theservce of this SUNNI ons nns.s;s
you, exclusive of the day of such service and nh
you fail to answer the said complaint VithiSs &
that lime, the plaintiff In this action 4 mn
apply to the court for the relief demanded ~
Dated at Fargo, 1T, this 11th day Of April 4 w
FRANCIS SOUTHARD. 5ssa
Plaintiffs Attosnsy ss
tfirst publication April 10, lssa.l S.sSs
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q. 4. Eaton Il 'Wa yoslf = q
and Chas. Deans VIII Xks. n J6uF giliS sa| III
ders and deliver them promptly
Wilmot: The government wiifg.
distribute 1000 bushels Of SEED Wkeats
among the Sisseton Indisns.
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NOTICE TIMBER CuLTuzE.u: $: LAND
~ Office, Fargo. D. r., Feb. ssth: lSSS.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by Christian \. keiStad against Char;es y.
knuppenbnrg. for failure 10 comply with law
slst 1872 upon the es net and e Sc. section s.
d. r.. with view to the cancellation of said
entry; contestant elcgng ,a, the said Charles
+. knappenhurg has failed to piaat; cultivate
timber since making said entry: that there has
been about ten acres Ot said tract planted to
trees, which has not been properly cultivated
and protected since the same was planted, but
has been allowed to grow up to grass and weeds
and the trees have nearly all died ont or been
destroyed, and the replantins done has been in,
sufficient; that the present condition of said
tract is about ten acres growing to weeds and
grass and Il few small trees, and about one hun
dred and twenty-five acres under cultivation
and further, said claim is held for speculative
purposes. The said parties are hereby sum-
mOned to appear at this Office on Wednesday,
the 18th day Of April. 1888. ut 10 o'clock u. m to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
MICHAEL +. BATTELIE Register.
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PIANO FOR LOTS.
ID. E. Rice has Il good piano which
he wants to trade for city lots.
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NoTICE-,U: U: s. LAND OFFICE. FARGO, D. r..
March 31st, 1893. ,s1'i
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE
abandoning his homestead entry No. 11767. dated
November 10th. 1882, upon the northwest quar-
ter of section 30, township 36, range Sc, in RIsb.
land county. Dakota Territory, with view f6ss
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
Friday the lst day Of June, 1888, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. TO respond and furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged abandonment.
MICHAEL +. BATTELLE
FRED =. MORRILL,, register.
First pub. April 5.)
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TNO. c. PPATT. J. w. BLANDING:
j Attorney at Law. Atty ut Law and
Civil Engineer.
LAW, LOANS AND COLLECTIONS.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
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CPALDING s. TEMPLETON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
NegOtiatOrs of first murtguge loans on Red
River valley lands. Corner broadway and
Second avenue.
FARGO. DAKOTA.
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TOHN NJ. RUGGLES.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Titles to lands Investigated and abstracts
furnished.
WAHPETOS, DAKOTA.
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III 8. SOWLES.
DENTIST.

Office up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
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and she came out about week ago with
the intention Of marrying him, but
changed her mind an0 returned East.
He became very despondent, and though
watched by friends, eluded their vigi-
lance long enough to commit the rash
deed. He was discovered aud cut down
before death, but died eight hours after
wards.
a man named Johnson, claiming to
be in the employ of a Minneapolis de-
.ective agency, has had one or two men
arrested for selling liquor at Grand
Forks. Fred Cleland, Of the Ingalls,
house bar, was first tried, and admitted
having sold whisky, but as the employe
Of the proprietor of the ingalls, house.
and was discharged, the court holding
the proprietor alone was responsible.
The second case will be tried tomor-
row johnson is in Che county jail.
having asked the protection Of the
sheriff, as some threats were reported
to him as having been made.
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Henuepin Avenue Theatre.

Miss Minnie Madderu has captured
The applause Of her audiences through
out the entire week at the Hennepin aT~
enue. Miss bfaddern is wonderful lit
tie actress She is free from the great
fault Of actresses -stageness. She is nat
ural in everything. We have not seen a
better piece of acting for long time
than tie part she plays in that attract
i've domestic drama ''Iu Spite Of All %
Her portrayal Of the neglected wife
could not be nearer perfection. During
her engagement in this city she has been
the recipient OF many valuable tokens OF
esteem from her admirers.
Miss Alice Herndon will be the star
ali the next week at the Hennepin.
Miss Herndon is highly spoken Of by
the eastern press.
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advantage in this city. The cast has
been exceptionally appropriate. and
nothing has been left undone to make
the performance as realistlc rs possible.
Manager Starring has a scheme on
foot to revive the Irish drama in this
city. Next week he will produce Zoe
heroic drama, 'A Fathers Love, OF the
Patriots of '9S y The play is one we'll
calculated to win the sympathies Of au
Irish audience. Many incidents i'll the
great struggle Of '9B will be depicted as
accurately as it is possible to present
them on the stage The scenic effec $
will be appropriate. We hope our Irish
friends will appreciate Manager Ster-
ling's efforts to present an Irish play of
a high order of excellence. Several
Irish societies have signifed their inten
tion to 8 5teud iu body.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
THE THEATRES,
The Grand.

As we anticipated. the engagement OF
Harry Dlxey and his ''Adonis'' company
has proved grand success. 1t is
doubtful if Dixey has an equal in h,s
line on the stage and, by the way, his
"business' is in certain sense an inno-
yation in theatrical work. It can be
best described by briefly stating that it
is cross between Nat Goodwin and
Sol Smith Russell, and it must be con-
fessea that the com mbination is happy
one. Dixey's limitations OF great actors
are marvellously faithful representa-
tons Those who have seen Henry
Irving admit that the counterfeit is SO
much like the original that only an ex-
merit could detect the difference. The
houses have been unusually large.
Next week, beginning Monday night,
ssHeld by the Enemy" military
drama. by William Gillette, with a
strong cast and elaborate scenic effects,
will be presented.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Gen. Bragg has been confirmed as
II, mister to Mexico.
There are 5000 faith healers i'll the
United States it is said.
A mule over go years Old is owned by
Aunt Nancy Honaker, of Lynesville,
KY.
Fred Grant has accepted an invita-
t1oa to dine with The Middlesex Club,
of Boston, Jan. 2l.
The board of directors, Of he bar as
sociation of the District of Columbia,
have issued a circular to the bar a,ssocia-
tion of the country. suggesting this
city. as the place, Tuesday, May q as,
the time for holding ~ national conven-
ton Of lawyers. The object is to form
q national legal body.
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Rather Dull.

Northwestern Miller: The weekly
-four output continues to hover about
the 100, 900 barrel mark, last week. s
figures being but few hundred barrels
short of that. The official figures are
99,300 barrels---averaging 1850 barrels
daily-against 108 400 barrels the pre-
vious week, and 1lS,2O0 barrels for the
corresponding time in 1887. Floating
leo has been a source Of much trouble
Tor several days past, the mills at the
lower end OF the West side canal being
especially affected This has caused
several to drop out at times, and the
wafer has averaged much better for the
rest. There were twelve mills running
at noon to-day, {Friday) aud the output
was not far from 10000 barrels daily.
One steam mill broke it's engine and is
temporarily idle, leaving SIX now driven
by steam power. The snow blockade of
the past week has made it difficult for
the mills to get enough wheat delivered
to grina, there being times when some
Of them had used almost their last
bushel. As a result, supplies have been
largely drawn from local elevators. The
-four market is still quiet, though there
seems to be a better inquiry, especially
from abroad Some sales we're made
toward the close of last week by certain
firms, one large concern selling consid-
erable patent for export The direct
exports of -four for the week were 80, 600
barrels against SO. 800 barrels the pre-
ceding week. .'s1
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Prof. Oftedal, president of the board
of education. will shortly lecture on the
European tour for the benefit of the
poor of the city.
q. F. II Atch, of the firm of l.. Kim-
ball & Co.. job printers. M4 Hennepin
avenue. had his left hand crushed in a
press last Saturday afternoon.
Excavation on the Oak st tunnel has
been completed. The tunnel is 200 feet
long and runs from the river to the river
road, There are II men at work there
nOw.A
The county board Of the Ancient Or
der If Hibernians will meet at the Office
of County Delegate Fitzgerald, 319
Nicollet avenue, next Wednesday even
ing.
Lou Murray Tuesday afternoon OBJ
taineda further stay of proceedings until
to-day. Judge Wendell will probably
secure the services of c. D. O'Brien, of
St. Paul.
Commander-in-c chief Rea and Ad-
jutant General Fish, of the G. A. r..
left the city last Saturday night for an
extended trip in the East to visit vari-
Gus state encampments.
Alf. Nj. Geesaman, Of Geesaman &
Murphy. of Minneapolis, and Miss Kate
lotion, dau:hter of D W. lotion, of
lshpeming, Mich, were married in the
latter city Wednesday afternoon.
An exceedingly pleasant surprise was
that rendered to Miss Nellie Burns last
Tuesday evening at her home, At
Ninth avenue south. The occasion
was in honor Of the young lady's 18th.
birthday
The suit of George A. Brackett
against Mrs. B. SheriD TO get possession
of eighteen feet Of property, was deci
ded, by struck Jury, in favor of the
plaintiff, on Wednesday last. The case
will undoubtedly be appealed.
At meeting Of Volunteer Hose Co.
No. I, Mayor Ames, w. @. Brackett
and j. G. Scallon were appointed a
committee to make arrangements for
the celebration of the company's twen-
tieth anniversary, next Tuesday.
The case Of Bridget Dwyer vs.. the:
City of Minneapolis, for 5000 damages
for injuries received byta fall on de-
fective sidewalk on july 9th last, was
called in the District court Thursday.
Gallagher q S .eele are attorneys for.
plaintiff.
Y Chief Stetson received a message
from Chief, Black of4. 81: Paul, ,ruesdays'
afternoon asking for men and appar'--5
,,tEl a,t,ls to assist him in exiting guishing the
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liant of the season There were over
sixty couples present. and these included
the Ideal club Of ST. Paul, comprising a
party OF fifteen couples, who came by
special train from the saip..- city.
Dancing commenced at 8 O'Clock, the
grand march being led by Prof. and
Mrs. Malcolm. Excellent music was
rendered by Danz' orchestra aud the
programme consisting of seventeen Sc
lections was finished at 1 O'Clock, after
which an elaborate banquet was given
to the St. Paul and Minneapolis guests
OF the club at the New York restaurant.
The tables we're most tastefully ar
ranged and OH the walls could be seen
many decorations, chief among which
was the inscription in large letters Of
-s'Weicome to the Crescent
Club The banquet was attended by
just fifty couples and lasted until 2
O'Clock when the party returned to their
homes, and the sixth and best hop OF
the Crescent club passed into history as
an event to be long remembered;
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Mi1,uaanul;s Produce

s, III.
WHEAr-Ne: i hard was steady, closing at
77A cash; 81 May.
.CoRE--Light sales; tS1l7c, according to con-
dition.
dealers, 81 25@4 S.; Tor shipment in sacks car car
lots ST 1901 %: in barrels, ST. 3594 4; delivered
at New England @ points, S. 2oG2a 30, at New York
81 75e52 per lco u.s. and buciwlleat s5@s Der bbi
BnAN--Held ut SIS so in bulk.
sHoRTs--Bulk, Sl4 so.
The range of sam pie, sales is from 29@3lc 0 t.
RYE--Nominal at 4:,@50c for Nos and g.
BARfEY-Quiet at from S5@65c for Nos and
by sample.
BurTEn--n jo, lots: Fancy creamery, 22@26c
extra tirsts, 1a@l2lc; dairy, fancy, 18@lac dairy
seconds, 11@l3c; dairy, thirds, 10@11c; packing
took, 8D10c; grease, 4Gg5c.
EaGs-Strictly fresh, 20c
CHEEsE-Fancy full cream, i1@113c; hne full
cream, 10@11c; part skins, s19c