The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-04-05


Ask your dealer for Wahpeton
tlnur. %
James COnnOrs went to Duluth
Wednesday evening and may remain
all summer.
Cerealine, the food of foods, TO be
found at the Bee Hive Grocery. 50
VIM. Northey's large barn OH
Fourth street will soon he done and
filled with fat cattle.
For the best seeder in America,
see Schuler, Bernard & Huesman.
The Georgia Minstrels, Richards
4 Pringle proprietors, at Seely's
opera house. last evening, gave a
very good entertainment.
Bran $12 per ton ut the Wahpe-
ton Roller Mills. %
Postmaster Proper has put in
quite a large section Of Yale lock
boxes, which is sure to save time
and accommodate all concerned.
Should you want anything in
harrows, plows, wagons or buggies.
see Schuler, Bernard & Huesman.
Clouds, thunder and lightning,
rain and hail. Wednesday of this
week---the first of the season, and
and still there is a good deal of snow
left.
Go to tn" Bee Hive for Choice
Grocerics. 50
j. Il. Brown, q collector for the
Plano Binder Co., is making his
headquarters at W. f. Purcell's Of
flee for the present.
The Ketchum wagon has no rival
for ease of draft, strength or dura-
bility. For sale by Schuler. Bcr-
nard Il IIuesman. IL
The monthly fair. March 3lst.
last was Il great success. Farmers
came to town from all directions,
bringing products Of every descrip-
tion and the day proved very satis-
factory to all concerned. Remcm.
Der the next one is April 2S.
NJ. III. Eaton wants your trade
and Chas. Deans will take your Or
ders and deliver them promptly. 52
John Ebel received telegram
from Mortified to-day saying that
his brother, Chas. j.. Ebcl. was dead,
and Mr.. Ebel departed on the 9:3O
train Friday morning.
Choice roasted coifee> and best
teas, canned fruits and evaporated
fruits are always to be found at the
Bee Hive Grocery. %
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episco-
pal church will meet with Miss
ASpinwall, Friday, April 9th. All
invited.
Miss Dolly Bunnell has gone to
Minneapolis for few weeks visit,
and her sister, Miss Pet, will man
ipulate the telephone in the mean
time.
Edward Gallow, a brakeman on
the n. p. was probably fatally hurt
Thursday of this week at Farming
ton. while making coupling, and
was removed to Brainerd that even
ing. Mr.. Gallow was an old and
faithful employee. 1t was thought
he could not live.
The Aberdeen Democrat now has
Il daily issue. This makes three
daily papers for Aberdeen. We
think, however, it will not be
great while before it will be dis
covered that ut least portion of
the various proprietors of these
papers are long way ahead Of the
town and will he forced to lie down
and rest.
NJ. T.. Rich, Esq. says to THE
TIMES that he expects to take u trip
to Duluth in the course of Il few
weeks. Mr.. Rich is home man,
but will no doubt not only pick up
a little real estate. but enjoy the
trip. 1t seems unnatural that a
man of means should visit Duluth
without investing with the alert
dealer in earth and stone. notwith-
standing it may he little late.
The commissioners adjour ned
Monday, it being election day.
They were in session, however. only
two or three days when they again
adjourned to Tuesday Of next week.
The board did some important bust.
ness, rs Will be seen i'll another place,
among which it is proposed to sub
init the question Of bonding the
county for $4,000, to erect resi-
dence for the sheriff and Jail and
the rrmoleling Of the present build
ing, ut the election to be held June
10Th of this year. And it is more
than likely that the board will also