The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-03-29
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Rene 1.-The Germania ball
1!sAifonflsy s 4 evening next, 4 81.
For the best seeder in America,
1ssee SclIIler. Bernard & Huesman
Mrs. Dunlap gave. a very pleasant
card pstty Monday evening.
Bran sl2 per ton at the Wahpe-
ton Roller Mills. q
4 IrY. Earnswortl,. Est. Roger and
Join Ross were all slightly injured
Fin the breckenridge yard last week.
Ask your, dealer for Wahpeton
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It is more than probable that the
Reliance Hose company will go to
Mitchell TO attend the South Dakota
Flremenss Tournament to- be held
Eat that place insJune. s5=
Should you want anything in
harrows. plows. wagons or bnggies,
sses Schnler, Bernard s Huesman.
and Mrs. J. Ole SlettenS lost IN
infant boy Wednesday, just a month
old.
Go to The Bee Five for Choice
Groceries. SO n
Mr. Chas. MaleAFho was called to
Sargent, Sargent county, on the
death of a sister there, returned
home to-day. s3s
The ketchum wagon has no rival
for ease of draft, strengthen dura-
bility. For sale by Scl,uler, Ber-
Isnaril s. uuesman. 81.
The Germania Hose company is
1smaking preparations for their pro-
posed dance Easter Monday. at
Turner Hall. The boys will leave
undoncs to make the party
abig success. !.
NJ. III. Eaton wants your trade
and Chas. Deans will take your or
Eders and deliver them promptly. 50
z 1t is figured out that in the mat
ter of expense attending the electric
light for the city. it would cost on
each assessed sl0O worth of prop
erty. 25c; on each $400 worth@of
property, s1.o2; on each $1,000,
1886.
| Cerealine, the food of foods, TO be
found ut The Bee Hive Grocery. SO
Chas. NJ. Hart, who has been q
book-keeper in W. A.. Seely & Cos.
offices, the past year OF two. got the
sad news that his mother was en-
pected to live but a few days, and
he at once departed for his home,
Mentor, Ohio.
Choice roasted coffees and best
teas, canned fruits and eyaporated
| fruits are always to be found at the
Bee Hive Grocery. So
Mrs. Buckmaster, 80 years of age,
and IN other Of Edward Buckmaster,
and residing at McCanleyyille, died
Wednesday at ler home. Mrs.
Buckmaster passed through all the
vicissitudes incident to Indian
troubles here on the frontier, years
ago.
Rev. Geo. B. Barnes and family
will soon remove onto their large
farm near Campbell. for the. sum-
mer season.
w. A. Seely & Co. have purchased
the Wahpeton water works. Mr..
seely is president Mr.. Upton OF
i New Hampshire. vice president. and
i Clas. r. Loomis, secretary.
Wednesday evening Of this week
a party Of young people from Wall-
peton and vicinity assembled at the
spacious farm house Of Mr.. Ferdi'
4 nand Baker, three -miles- north OF
the city, where tile evening was
passed in a social dance, which witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker as host and
hostess, could not be otherwise
than enjoyable tnall.
Our friend r. w. Beatty is max
ing an aggressive fight against oul
oldfriend VIM. Northey for the city
J. tre;,snrership. And now right hero
!; wh desire to say u word for the lat
ter. Mr. Northey is, in the frs
( place. one of the most capable AM
desirable officials in the, city. and il
the second place las held the oflic'
but half "a term as provided by tlit
new city charter, and we slibmi
that, under the circumstances Mr
Northey should he given the cour
tesy of the coming term,s afte
which and at the next, election W
would willingly give onr vote t,
4 Mr.. Beatty for this place. We sug
gest that Ar. Northey be given !! tll
scolrtesy at present, 2ss; ss
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