The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-05-03

an we'll stocked store.
Buy Bulk Garden seeds which are
the best and save so per cent, only
full line in town at Miller's Drng,
Book and Seed Store. 3
The Reliance hose company at
their regular monthly meeting Tues
day night elected as delegates to the
Grafton liremen's convention, Jno.
Shippam, II. Il. Rice and Geo. Libby.
10000 rolls wall paper and bor-
ders, Common paper 'l5c. double roll
up. Gilt paper 40c. double roll up,
at Miller's Drug and Book Store. 3
Judge Harker says that one of his
bulls of which we mentioned last
week. PriXelaar, is of the we'll known
Aaggie strain, the most noted Hol-
stein butter producers in the world.
This was proven in Holland, and lie
has the pedigree to show it.
According to the latest reports
from the Watertown convention the
central committee split on contest
matters, Bangs gong with the Day
crowd, and at last accounts each
factions was holding conventions.
No boilers showed up in the Church
OF regular convention. Day, and
Engel will probably he contesting
delegates to st. Louis.
Ad. Moore the senior editor of
the Milnor Teller was in the city
Tuesday on his way home from
Fargo where he had been on bust
ness. Ad. dropped in to see TIE
TIMES AM. says he is going to be
m--. Well, watch the Teller
columns next week.
Miss George IIamlin and her en-
cellent company will appear at
Seely's opera house every evening
next week, presenting a repertoire
of plays that are ut least new to the
Wallpeton boards. The press of
South Dakota speak very highly of
her merits us an actress.
For GO days in order to advertise
my work will make cabinets for S3
per dozen. Gail at Foxes gallery.
Breckenridge.and examine work and
be convinced that you can get first
class work ut low prices. 3
The social dance at the opera
house last Friday evening was we'll
attended and all report Il splendid
time. The music was furnished hy
IIinman's orchestra. The return
leap year party is to be given Fri
day evening of this week and we
predict an enjoyable time for all.
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 us nice Il line of
all kinds of chairs as you can ask
for at almost your own prices. Call
and get prices. also have a good
second hand piano which l will ex-
change for town lots. D. Il. RICE,
City furniture store and undertak-
ing rooms, Wahpeton, ID. r. 5-2w
Last Saturday was market day
but was so cold, dark and dreary
that but few farmers were in town,
but nevertheless considerable stock
was brought in and according to
reliable reports it was all sold bring
ing good prices. There was quite a
demand for good beef cattle. Next
market day if it is fair there will
probably be quite large turnout.
Wahpeton's market day must he a
success.
The Hon. w. L. Purcell and JUS
tice Frank Gray Of this city attended
the wedding festivities of their old
friend John d. Farrand and Miss
May Bell Easton at Fargo last week.
Mr.. Farrand is an old New Jersy
boy, now doing successful law
business at Fargo, and it. was, Ger.
tainly, a natural thing for him to
invite his school day chums up to
help him enjoy the most import
stepa young man takes in life.
Miss Easton is mentioned as one of
Fargo's fairest and most accom-
plished daughters, and of course the
boys bestow their best wishes upon
the happy young couple.
DR.. Fred Formancck who arrived
from Chicago last week. returned
to his home and duties at that city
Sunday evening last, after having
pnt in Il very pleasant season visit
ing his relatives and many friends
at Wahpeton. Fred was always
considered ore of Wahpeton's bright
est and most active sons. and success
was predicted for him when lie dc.
parted for Rush college, that city
to take a thorough course in the
study OF medicine,-and sure enough
he has more than pleased his friends
The young doctor was mustered out