The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-05-31
LOCAL NEWS.

: LOCAL NEWS.
DR.. Swaine has Il desirable hous
to let.
r. n. Ink has money to loan o
real estate. Stf
Ask your dealer for Wahpeto
-four. %
Commissioner Kramer came
and helped to observe memorial da.
Bran ST. per ton at the Wahpt
ton Roller Mills. %
J. A. Smith has gone to Candol
New York. for q stay Of six week
or two months.
Carpets cleaned and relaid b
Lounsbury, the Furniture man. 4
Edward Bauer and Jacob Eckes
two of Lidgerwood's enterprisin,
business men paid Wahpeton a visi
the fore part of the week.
Mattresses made over and reno
waited ut Lounsbury's Furniture
Store. 4
Mr.. Chas. Damerel, Wahpeton'
well-tiNed hardware man, inspected
his branch store at this point this
week. Forman Item, Is.
After the house cleaning period i.
over, don't forget those choice cur
tains which are so cheap at Louns
bury's. +
NJ. j. Hanson of Christene paid
TIE TIMES a pleasant call Tuesday
Mr.. Hanson is pioneer in the
county, having located on the Wild
Rice in 1870.
All kinds of upholstering done to
order, in Il workmanlike manner at
Lounsbury's Furniture Store. 4
ID. Wilmot Smith, Esq, returned
this week from New York, looking
first rate, though saying that he
thought it best to come out and par
take of little of the famous west
ern ozone.
a fresh arrival of parlor goods
and chamber sets ut I.ounsbury's.
Call and see new goods and learn
prices. 4
Eugene Schuler is still in the COLI
tracing and building business. lie
is among the pioneer contractors of
the city and not only knows about
what is wanted in this country but
knows how to do substantial work
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
Wellington Kleine, painter in
the employ Of Clark Comstock fell
from Il building in Breckenridge
this week and was quite severely
hurt.
Mrs. G.. TIarn has returned from
her st. Paul trip, having enjoyed
herself very much. She attended
the double wedding of two sons of
her old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Giesen, which were of elaborate
proportions ut the great German
cathedral at st. Paul. And then
the reception at home following the
wedding was no ordinary affair.
Wahpeton and breckenridge are
playing some ball these days, and
make it quite interesting to the
ladies and gentlemen who gather
upon the grounds for such enter
tainment. 1t seems that Walpeton,
however, is a little too much for
breckenridge. Ordinarily, and that
the better plan would be for all the
boys to collect on the grounds and
choose sides and then play good
even game. 1t gives good practice
and adds to the pleasure of the spec
tators and to the general interest in
the game.
The Fairmount Herald is soon to
be removed to Abercrombie. 1t
seems that between the shafts
launched at Knute by his Fairmount
friends and the movements of Ger.
tain county oflicials,h lie is kept pretty
busy-in holding his head above
water. However, we notice that
Knute told a good solid fact in his
last issue when he said Treasurer
Ulsaker and Auditor Sunderland
were hard men to beat. We rather
expect to see his Knuteslip cleaned
out ut the polls this fall.
The court house was crowded fol
standing room, Sunday morning, by
people from the country including
the Minnesota side and from Wah.
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