The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.


Miss Rosa Klaus of Fergus is tn,
guest of Mrs. CARED for a few DAYS
Geo. H. White and wife of Fargo
are the guests of Mrs. Dunlap for 9
day or two.
Miss Myra Stevens has been quit,
i'll with pleurisy for week, but il
now improving.
Do not buy Sc wing machine un.
til you have seen the Davis, fol
sale by D. E. Rice. "a
Frank Retigg says that he vii
soon remove his blacksmith shor
onto lot south of the city hall.
Hans Galchutt and Sivert Hoel
two solid farmers of the north parl
of the county, paid The TIMES 8
pleasant call today.
Judge Lauder has scored anothe,
victory in second verdict in the
case Pike vs. Milwaukee railway
this time for s1.547.
Nicholas Kline returned with his
bride this week. THE TIMES wishes
the young couple whole word OF
happiness and success in life.
Mrs. Col. Hawkes. has been quite
i'll the past two or three weeks will
neuralgia. and although now i'm.
proving is still confined to hel
home.
The present grand jury-which
system, by the way, THE TINES re.
CARDS as very much of farce, seems
to be wound up for week or ten
days, this time.
N. E. Rice will soon have his new
quarters finished up and will then
remove his bakery establishment
across the street into the same. This
will give Mr.. Rice very desirable
location.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the Baptist church, Thurs
day morning, Nov. % at 1O:45, Rev
Mr.. LaBach preaching the sermon.
There will of course he a large at.
tendance.
When you are thinking about
holiday presents call at ID. f. Rice's
and see his organs and sewing ma
chimes, the best for the least money.
Old machiens and organs taken in
exchange, D. +. Rice. 81
DR.. Swaine says that lie is not
going to leave Wahpeton. He is
here to stay. His office is over
Peirce's hardware store, practice
good and his Office hours are from
one to four p. m., every day of the
year.
A man named Jens Nelson was
put into the Watertown lock up
Tuesday afternoon for drunkenness,
aud shortly thereafter the Jail was
found to be on fire and before the
man could be rescued, bur ned to
death.
Ferdinand Hoefs, Jr., of Hankin-
son. was made happy over the arri-
val of a son at his home the 18th
inst. There seems to be nothing
quite so fine in the eyes of young
parents as new boy, and we sup.
pose that's all right.
The young folks are having
largely attended skating parties on
the Bois des Sioux, these bright
pleasant evenings. One of the most
enjoyable this week was party in.
vited by Miss May Aspinwall, who
treated her young friends toa sump-
tuous luncheon.
''I.ove and Law" a well-wrought
melodrama, is now current at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. Mr..
Milton Mobiles is the author of this
play, and it contains in its last act
a surprisingly effective situation.
the burden of which is skilfully
borne by Mr.. Mobiles N. Y. Times
April @, 1884,
A lamp exploded at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Orcutt Thurs
day evening, and although Mrs. Or
cutt had hard fight. succeeded IN
smothering out the flame without
being burned. The lamp was a new
one and just filled. The scene
looked terrific for a few moments,
and twice the brave little lady was
on the point of giving up in de-
spair. Mr.. Orcutt was up town at
the time.
At the Fourteenth Street Theatre
last evening new play by Milton
Mobiles, entitled " Love and Law"
was produced, with new scenery and
a carefully selected cast. Dollie
Mobiles as Rita, an Italian street
singer, made a decided hit. and