The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1889-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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Wheat is &103, 81 and 78 cents.
Ink & Carter. real estate loans. Al
Mr.. Miksche has already com.
menced to set out trees.
1t is feared Lecturer Leland will
not be able to make Wahpeton.
M. H. Eaton has removed his
grocery store into the old Bank OF
Wahpeton building.
l have $5O.OOO to loan on chattels
5Ow4 GEO. T. PROPER.
Mrs. Geo. Favor of Fergus, visited
with the family Of A. Miksches, this
week.
| Mrs G. Harff has returned for the
summer. She thinks St. Paul got
away with Florida, the past winter
Billy Williams says his time will
Mr.. Miller will soon be up. and that
he expects to shake the Wahpetor
dust from his feet about April first
If you are in need of baby car.
riage at low price, see D. E. Rice
and save money. so
d. E. Rice has just received a
large assortment of fine carpets.
Call and get his prices before
buying. 50
Henry Walkers building just this
side of Capt. Roberts store, is be.
ing fixed up for the high school.
| Rev. J. F. Hill informs US that
there will be song service instead
of the regular preaching at the Bap.
t'st Church, Sunday evening next.
j. A. Smith, general agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine. Fargo, is
the man who bought the Darbellay
property and is having the same
fixed up.
A lot Of fine household furniture
was unloaded on Sixth street this
week, directed to Il. Il. Purcell.
Dick, does that mean you ? Mighty
quiet you've been keeping this
thing.
Rev. Father Albrecbt will conduct
services Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of each week through the
Lenten season. First in the Eng.
lish language and latter in the Ger.
man. He has crowded houses.
John Bowden has Just received a
letter saying that Zachariah Lyons
of Clearmont, Dakota, his father in.
law, died Wednesday of last week
Mr. Lyons had many acquaintamces
among the early settlers here, who
tender sympathy to the family.
In Brandenburg the following
township officers were elected: Su-
pervisors, Peter Whitman. chairman,
Herman Bohn and John Radke;
clerk. Ernst Holzhauer; assessor,
August Hoefs; treasurer, VIM.
Bohn. Road overseers, first district,
Fred Ziegelman: second, Charles
Glander; third, Ferdinand Hoefs;
fourth, VIM. Hoefs.
Mary johnson who has been un.
der arrest, charged with having
stolen a gold watch from Mrs. Ger.
trude Webber. has confessed to
Sheriff Miller and Father Albrecht
that she took the watch and gave it
to Mrs. Weider, on the Breckenridge
side of the river: The matter is be.
ing looked up. The girl is of a
rather low order Of intelligence.
The Rev. j. F. Hill has been con-
Quoting service at the homes of the
farmers on the Rice the past seve-
raj months, weekly, and Tuesday of
this week a donation party was held
at the house of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Moore which was largely attended
and very successful in it's purpose.
MIR. Hill is an able and true
worker and is making lots of
friends.
Mr.. d. M. Baldwin. the past six
years in the railway service at Far
60, has been transferred to Wahpe-
ton and will have charge of the N.
P's. business at their depot here in
the future. Mr.. Baldwin is a bright,
active and genial young man, whom
it would seem will give the road
and it's patrons the best of satis-
faction. THE TIMES thinks Mr..
Baldwin will be able to hold down
Saint and Mellen, and that's no easy
task to undertake. Mr.. Baldwin
deserves a goodly share OF favors at
the hands of our people.