The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-03-22

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Dated at Wahpeton, D. T. March 22d, 1883.
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School closes this week for short
vacation.
For the best seeder in America,
see Schuler, Bernard & Huesman.
Geo.. Barnes has returned from
college and will remain until Sep
tember.
Bran sl2 per ton at the Wahpe-
ton Roller Mills. %
A. j. Goodhue land family have
gone to Ohio, to make that state
their home.
All city officials will be elected
this spring. Attorney general says
its the best way. See notice.
Ask your dealer for Wahpeton
flour. %
The Hon. John. c. Pyatt has his
we'll equipped law. Office over the
postoffice. and is doing good business.
Col. Hawkes. and family are now
domiciled at their new home, the
building recently vacated by A. j.
Goodhue.
Should you want anything in
harrows, plows, wagons or buggies,
see Schuler, Bernard & Huesman.
Joseph Lynch of the Cleveland
farm force returns from Wisconsin
this spring with bride, and THE
TIMES tenders congratulations.
The Ketchum wagon has no rival
for ease of draft, strength or dura-
bility. For sale by Schuler, Ber-
nard & Huesman. 81
r.. W. Beatty went to st. Paul
this week on business. Delos Baker
assited Frank Buxton in the man.
agement of the store during Bob's
absence.
Word came to town last week
that Hugh Mcdonald was killed in
the pineries a few days before. A
log ROLLED onto him IN such a way
as to kill him outright.
H. E. Rice has opened meat
market at the stand vacated by. ].
F. NARROW, a few weeks since. Mr..
Rice proposes to conduct first rate
market. Give him a call.
H. Z. Rice has been made captain
of the Reliance running team, and
w. E. Hanly second assistant of the
hose company. The boys are getting
ready for the Grafton tournament.
The territorial democratic CEN
trail committee will meet at Bis
marck, March 30th, to name place
and date of territorial convention to
elect two regular and two alternate
delegates to the St. Louis conven-
tion, June 5th.
Mrs. J. H. Jones of Fergus Falls.
sister of Mrs. ]. j. Clark of this
city, died Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Clark was called to Fergus
Monday evening, and j. j. went
over Wednesday. Mr.. Jones was %
years of age and leaves a husband
and two children. Consumption
was the difficulty.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Leonard of
Lidgerwood, this county, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Col. Geo. A.
Hawkes. for the present. The young
folks may not return to their home
at Lidgerwood till spring business
opens. Their many Wahpeton
friends will be pleased to make their
stay pleasant one here.
Auctioneer johnson made a big
sale for H. f. Crandall Saturday last,
at Colfax. He sold horses, cows,
general merchandise, farm machin-
ery, &C., &c. There was big
crowd present, and good deal OF
money was put in circulation; ev-
erybody had money. Mr.. johnson
is drawings card at an auction
sale.
VIM. Northey says that he wishes
his customers would try and order
their meats early in the day in the
future. In the future these will
be the hours most convenient for
him to deliver meats: From 8 to
1l:3O a. m., and from 2 to 6 p. M,
and he hopes his friends will not
ask for meats over the "phone" at
any other hours.
! G. l.. Lindstrom, the efficient
salesman at Gillitt Bros dry goods
establishment the past two winters
and who was a few days since mar.
ried to Miss Mary A. Mathieson. has
taken his departure for his fine
farm near DEVILS Lake. Mr.. L. has
a farm of several hundred acres
near depot and elevator, and wher
threshinp hauls his wheat direct t(