The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-05-03
LOCAL NEWS.

at Miller's. 3
Seeding is well under way and
will soon be finished.
Ask your dealer for Wahpeton
flour. %
Thos. FitzSimmons went east last
Tuesday. returning Monday Of this
week.
Window shades and fixtures at all
prices. best assortment in town ut
Miller's. ;
County Commissioner Larson
called on TIE TIMES while in the
city Monday.
Carpets cleaned and relaid 10y
Loun sbury, the Furniture man. 4
MIR. Henry, father of Mrs. DR..
Nuckolls. arrived in the city Satur-
day mornin g.
Bran $12 per ton at the Wahpe-
ton Roller Mills. %
Fish ing is all the go now, though
from the reports the fishermen are
not very successful.
Mill merry and dressmaking at the
Misses Cooks. One door west of
Miller's drug store. 5w2
The editor has gone to Watertown
which will account for any deficien-
cies in the paper this week. ;
Bird cages, flower pots. hsmmocks;
and croquet sets, cheaper than ever.
at Miller's Drug and Book Store. 5
Work will begin on the elec tric
light plant in short time. The
apparatus is nearly all here.
\ full line of millinery and fancy
goods just opened at the Misses
Cooks. 5w2
Wheat is up nearly two inches
and the grass is quite green in the
southern portion of the county.
Two or three more customers can
be supplied with milk at the Mctho-
dist parsonage at five cents quart.
DE. Rice has rooms and houses
to rent, see him for terms. j-2w
All kinds of grass seeds cheap ut
Miller's Drug and Book Store. 3
Territorial Treasurer Lawler was
in the city u few hours Monday, on
his way to the Watertown conven-
tion.
Cabinets s3 per dozen at Foxes
gallery, Breckinli'lge. )
G.. 7. Swasey writes from Spokane
Falls, that he is very much pleased
with the country and is going to
stay there.
Mattresses made over and reno
waited 1T Lounsbury's Furniture
Store. 4
Mr.. Will Gillitt and family are
moving into the house owned by w.
G. Holt, formerly occupied by II. w.
Troy, on Fifth street.
All kinds of upholstering done to
order, in a workmanlike manuer ut
Lounsbury's Furniture Store. 4
NJ. r. Stevens received the sad
news of his mothers death Sunday,
and departed that evening for Lake
City to attend the funeral.
For all kinds of farming imple-
ments go to Schuler, Bernard &
Huesman. 5w2
Robert Ianghorn has rented the
room at the front of the Montreal
laundry and will conduct a first class
barber shop. Give HIM u trial.
After the house cleaning period is
over, don't forget those choice cur
tains which are so cheap at Louns-
bury's. 4
j. b. Hanly & Co. have received a
fine marble soda fountain and dur
ing the sumner will be able to dis
pense the cooling beverage in first
class style.
Best and purest mixed paints, 80
shades in One-siXteenth gallon cans
up to barrels at NJ lller's Drug.
Our old friend Harvey Eastman
was married at Fairmount Tuesday
evening to Miss Ena Kermott. Con-
gratulations are now in order.
A fresh arrival of parlor goods
and cham ber sets at Lounsbury's.
Call and see new goods and learn
prices. 4
Tie North Dakota delegates to
the Watertown convention passed
through here Monday night and the
number was increased by the Rich
land county delegation.
Next comes the best finished
curtain pole in the market, which
Lounsbury handles in Cherry, Ma
hogany, Antique, Rosewood, Wal
nut and Ebony. Call and examine
goods. 4
Mrs. r. J. Turner and two chill