The Wahpeton times., 1889-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Ink & Carter, real estate loans. Al
Doctor and Mrs. Nuckolls were in

Ink & Carter, real estate loans. Al
Doctor and Mrs. Nuckolls were in
the city Tuesday of this week.
The American Express Company
will sell a lot of undel;vered goods
at Wahpeton, about April first.
Rev. G. B. Barnes and wife are
passing day or two visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Crafts of this
city.
Mrs. Theo. Jurgens at Delano the
past week or two visiting friends,
returned to-day, after having spent
a very pleasant time.
Sargent County Independent:
Charlie Rittenhouse writes he will
be back to Sargent county, but pro.
badly not before spring.
The NJ. E. Social at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Rice, was q
great success, there being IS or a
100ln attendance. Everybody en-.
joyed themselves, of course.
J. F. Mc1lroy, travelling passen-
ger agent for The Burlington sys.
TEN of railways, passed Saturday of
last week visiting with Mr.. and
Mis-. Henry Mugg!ey of this city.
Mrs. J. @ Burbank is here spend
ing a few days with Mrs. H. S.
Hyatt. She and Walter having &C.
companled the remains of thier
mother to Lancaster, Wis, where
they were buried.
Johnnie w. Oliver, brother of d.
Oliver of Breckinridge, died Tues.
day of this week and vas buried
Wednesday. consumption having
been the difficulty. The TIMES ten.
ders its sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Anton Mlksche and A. Hodel have
worked quite scheme to keep the
water from freezing in the watering
trough in front of Mr.. Miksche's
store, by placing perforated pipe in
the same which keeps the water
boiling. 1t is good thing and they
should apply for a patent withou,
delay!
R. N. Ink sent a few picture.
made here showing the ball gam,
and picnic New-Year's day to hi.
partner, Ed. Carter, New England
and gets word back that they are OBJ
served with great wonderment II
that storm ridden section. Mr.. Ink
has ordered ten dozen and will sent
them east.
An exchange notes the supposed
death of one of its delinquent sub
scribers in the follow novel way
"One of our subscribers, who wa!
considerably in arreas, said that h
would call and settle January 1st il
he was alive. He still appears or
the streets, but as he did not call, i
is natural to suppose him dead, ant
that he is only walking around t,
save funeral expenses"
W. H. Peirce who is nov
in New England took several pic
lures along with him and said t.
The TIMES just before starting tha
if, after Mr.. Holt had new suppl
ON hand, Wahpeton friends woul
pack up few dozen and forwar'
them, he would see that they wer
put where they would do the mos
good. They come conparativel.
cheap when ordered by the dozen.
The county commissioners o
Wilkln county. Minnesota, are, W.
think, showing a mighty meal
spirit. Simply because the paper
there are demanding legal rates TO
legal work, the board issues
card that they will not publish tn
financial statement on this account
Most country sheets have har'
work of it at the best to get alon,
even when they secure what tn
law allows them for their work
and it is surprising that men taxi
such course. Many people do moi
seem to realize that the countr,
sheet is a commercial craft lik
other things, that it requires goo
deal of money to keep it up. an
that its "space'' rates are as i'm
portant to its life as are price
placed on commodities in merchan
dising.
NOTICE.
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