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

81 Large s.;9,, assortment of baby carriages
Sow buckwheat, last of May te
tenth of June. Clean seed for sale
by F. E. White, Wahpeton. 6-2w
Ask your dealer for Wahpetor
flour. %
| Rev. G. A. Sclram has gone tt
st. Paul to take charge of churcl
in that city.
Window shades and fixtures at al
prices, best assortment in town a,
Miller's. 3
Trains on the n. p. road will rur
clear through from Wadena to Mil.
nor and vice versa, beginning Sun.
day. New time announced next
week.
Bran $l2 per ton at the Wahpe.
ton Roller Mills. %
For few days and for cash only
will sell centre tables, library ta.
bles, breakfast tables and all kinds
of extension tables also curtains,
curtain poles and as nice a line of
all kinds of chairs as you can ask
for at almost your own prices. Call
and get prices. also have good
second hand piano which l will ex-
change for town lots. ID. Il. RICE,
City furniture store and undertake
ing rooms, Wahpeton, d. r. 5-2w
Millinery and dressmaking at the
Misses Cooks. One door west ,pf
Miller's drug store. 5w2:.
Michael Schmitt paid business
trip to -Abercrombie Monday.
Bird cages. flower pots, hsmmocks
and croquet sets, cheaper than ever
at Miller's Drug and Book Store. 3
Franklin l.. Dwyer was in the
city this week shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
For 60 days in order to advertise
my work will make cabinets for $3
per dozen. Gail at Foxes gallery,
Breckenridge,and examine work I'D
be convinced that you can get first
class work at low prices. 3
The Germania Hose company has
elected Messrs. Julius Muggley,
Chas. G. Babe and Johnnie Schoen-
born, delegates to the Grafton tour
nament.
Buy Bulk Garden seeds which are
the best and save SO per cent, only
full line in town at NIiller's Drug,
Book and Seed Store. 3
DR.. Nuckolls tells us that several
families in the vicinity of James
Schea and Peter Steffes have measles,
the families of George Demoray and
Mr.. Nelson being almost prostrated
with the disease.
a full line of millinery and fancy
goods just opened 1T the Misses
Cooks. 5w2
DR.. Quick says to TIE TIMES that
there are some two dozen cases of
scarlet fever at Mooreton, this
county, and that two children have
died from the effects of the disease
out there. There is also one case
in Wahpeton. All, however, are
doing well. The disease was brought
into the county from Wisconsin by a
little girl.
ID. f. Rice has rooms and houses
to rent, see him for terms. 5-2w
II. S. Hyatt bought fine COW
the other day, and in a Cay or two
thereafter he went to the barn and
found her choked to death.
All kinds of grass seeds cheap at
Miller's Drug and Book Store. 3
Mrs. Henry Walker has gone to
her old home Anoka, Minnesota, for
a two or three months visit.
Cabinets So per dozen at Foxes
gallery, BreckinIidge. 3
The residence of Henry Moss Of
the German settlement was struck
by lightning during the late storm,
which shattered all the glass in the
windows and knocked down the
chimney, but no one was hurt.
Mattresses made over and reno
waited at Lounsbury's Furniture
Store. 4
The boys think that THE TINES
nigh suggest that the hookies get
out and practice, preparatory to
holding the prize at Grafton.
All kinds of upholstering done to
order, in a worklnanlike manuer at
Lounsbury's Furniture Store. 4
Chief of police Sclmitt has new
suit and helmet and makes good
looking officer.
For all kinds Of farming imple-
ments go to Sclluler, Bernard &
| Hueslnan. jw2
! There was a great deal of mud
blown out Of the pipes at the fire
this afternoon. 1t might he a good
| scheme To hl0W ont or u,asl ont tLo