The Wahpeton times., 1888-07-05
Vol. 10.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. G. Harff has very fine straw.
berries in her garden.
Ink & Carter have money to loan
on real estate. Stf
Judge Lauder has added another
book case tahis we'll supplied law
Office.
A large variety of parasols and
fans at Purdons. 13-3W
A son was born to Prof. and Mrs
w. G. Crocker on the National
holiday.
Wallace Olmstead is building a
residence on Eighth street, near
DR.. Reno's residence.
Pardon & Co. have in stock a fine
line Of lawns and white dress goods
The county commissioners met
Monday, but adjourning over the
Fourth are now ut work again.
Examine those new centuary
prints at Purdon's. 13-3w
Young Leonard. the Lidgerwood
banker-who failed to materialiZe
has gone to Pierre, this territory.
Go and see Frank Braun & Bro.
before you buy your twinc. 13-6w
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cory of Crooks
ton, parents of Mrs. A. Il. Hilliarl
Of the Cleveland farm, are here Wis.
iting.
For Il Deering all steel binder,
Deering mower. Hollingsworth hay
rake and Van Brunt wagon go to
Frank Braun & Bro. 13.Gw
Judge Hmker was in from Wynd-
mere Monday looking after masons.
The juuge is putting up some good
buildings this year.
j. w. Donavon has IL neat and
desirable house to rent, near Brooks
Bros store. Mr.. d. may be seen on
the street us he is street commits
sioner.
Willis A. White was uneXpected-
ly called to Whitewater, Wisconsin,
Saturday evening last, returning
Wednesday morning.
"Pages Best" flour, every sack
warranted, at Purdoas. 13w3
Chas. Damerel, who has an exten-
sive hardware establishment ut
Forman, went out Thursday of last
week, but got back in time to help
the boys celebrate yesterday.
Purdon & Co.'s stock of groceries
is always fresh and complete. 1873
Arthur Randall, a young man from
London, England, is in the city, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Damerel.
Mr.. Randall would be pleased to Sc
cure a situation. He is an accoun-
tant, but might not be particular as
starter.
That was a glorious rain Sunday
evening, came just in the nick of
time to help out the small grain.
1t seems that all sections of the
northwest have had an abundance
of rain this season, except this i'm
mediate vicinity-and now this has
helped us out nicely.
1. J. Cory and Miss Emily Jones
from Cummings, Dakota, were mar
ried by the Rev. J. F. Hill at the
residence of Mrs. A. M. Wilcox,
Tuesday morning. The groom is a
brother of Mrs. A. j. IIilliard.
THE TIMES joins the many friends
of the young couple in wishing
them success through life.
Why waste four inches of twine
when one-half inch waste will suf-
flee ? Why take an experiment
when you can get Deering that is
time-tried and is absolutely sure to
give you good and economical SER
vice ? There is no good reason, and
every farmer who thinks over this
carefully will decide to buy the
Deering. 13-Gw
The dance ut Turner Hall the
evening of the Fourth under the
management of the Turner society,
was undoubtedly the finest public
dance ever seen in Walpeton. The
hall was just beautifully decorated
and the music being by a very full,
powerful string band from Fergus
Falls contributed to its great sue :
cess. The only fault to be found
now is that the hall is only half
large enough. But then the Turn
ers will remedy that one of these
days.
Eddie Aspinwall who closed his
first two years apprenticeship at the
printing business in TIE TIMES of.
flee last Saturday, the evening of
that day departed for St. Paul,
where situation had been prom.
ised him. We think it no more
than just and the simple truth to
say that the country canvassed
would no more than produce on a
basis of one out of a Thousand the