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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
PERSONAL POINTS.


attend the General Conference of
their church at Pittsburg, Pa. They
expect to return the latter end of
next week.
Miss Martha Cummings return
ed last Saturday evening after an
extended visit to her relatives in
Montreal, Lachute and Chicago.
Mr.. and hrs. George Hooking
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kreamer, of
Shullsburg, and Miss May Matthews,
of Gratiot, were visitors at Mrs.
Fred Matson's during the fair.
Miss Floy Wheeler, one of
Platteville's charming young misses,
visited acquaintances in our city the
first of the week.
Paul Noble has got back from
his trip to Washington Ter. He
saw the Mineral Point folks located
out there and reports them O. X.
What Paul thinks of that country
cannot be summed up as particularly
for or against it.
Mrs. Dickinson, nee Miss Fan
ME James, is home from Nebraska
for visit with her folks.
Miss Mile Wearne and sister
Eva, who have been spending the
summer in Omaha, returned home
in time for school.
Alb. Horn has resumed studies
in the law class at Madison.
Mrs. Albert Trebilcock, of
Englewood, who has been visiting
in this vicinity for a few weeks, de-
parted for home Monday.
Bert White left Tuesday for
school at Ann lIarbor.
After quite visit among rela-
tiyes and old acquaintances here
abouts, Mr.. K. Osborne started
Tuesday for home, Ft. Smith, Ark.
State Senator Joiner and daugh-
ter Beulah partook of our fair.
Editors Brown and Monahah,
of Darlington, graced the big fair
crowd last week.
-Edw Richards and wife, Of
Lemars, Iowa, arrived here over
week ago for visit at their old
home. Ed. returned Tuesday, but
his wife will remain a few weeks
longer.
Harrison Millard, of Leying-
ston, was among the few who re-
membered the TRIBUNE while at
tending the fair.
will Bliss has gone to Madison
for the purpose of taking a course
of study in pharmacy at the Uni
Yersity.
Frank Davey is back from Mon
tana for a brief stay among old
friends.
Mrs n. T. Martin, Mrs. Hannah
Wilkinson, Mrs. Mary Kober and
Archie Skinner left to-day for
Chicago.
Mr.. Heimstreet, secretary of
the Rock County Agricultural So
ciety, and a prominent citizen Of
Janesville, was the guest Of DR..
Pulford one Of the fair days last
week. His compliments touching
the liberal manner in which our
fairs are conducted are among the
best endorsements possible.
Our sewing machine gent, Mr..
Nye, enjoyed a brief visit this week
from his brother who is a Mime
apolis photographer.
Mrs. T. w. White, of Kewanee,
H., came last night for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. John Pearce.
Rev. Thos. Kent favored the
TErBUNE with an agreeable call
to-day.
Mrs. Jas. Jackson, Of Waldwick,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weise, Of
this city, are spending the week in
Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Thomas, Of Lacrosse,
is visiting with relatives in this city.
-Chas. Bennett, typo, has been
down from Madison this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
WIS. STATE FAIR.

Special excursion tickets will be
sold Sept. l4th to 2lst, good until
Sept. 23d-one fare for the round
trip.
To RENr--A good house with six
rooms, either in whole or part. En-
duire at Deler's store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

WE have two or three wagons
which we offer very cheap to close
them out before winter sets in; also
few buggies. MARTIN & ToAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

At the Twentieth Annual Fair Of the
=. W. Wis. industrial Association,
Held at Mineral Point, September 3.
1, j and q, 1859.
HORSES
GLASS / srANDARD BRED.

/ CLASS STANDARD BRED.
stallion four years old or over-C. II.
Reading lst, Jas. c, Kirkpatrick I'd,
Mare or gelding three years old
/ Wm. salmon lst,
Filly OF gelding two years old VIM.
Salmon lst VIM y. Curry 2d
Colt one year old Wm. salmon LIST.
CLASS , ROADSTERs.
stallion four years old or over r.
Livingston lst.
Stallion three years. under four w.
| J Dyer lst, Wm salmon ID
Stallion two years, under three
John Francis lst, John Battea 2d.
Mare or geding three years old Jas.
Benson lst, W. J. Dyer ID
Filly OF ge,ding two years old
Charles Dunn lst, Alfred MoSher 2d.
Colt one year old George Chamley
LIST, Jas. ID. Martin 2d.
Brood mare with sucking colt VIM.
salmon lst, J II w Nanpool 2d.
Sucking colt John Godfrey lst,
VIM. Salmon 2d.
Single carriage mare or gelding
Mineral Point Breeding Stables lst, r
$ Cripper 2d.
Pair matched carriage horses e. H.
Thomas lst, Rufus Seely I'd.
GLASS $ FLR GENERAL PURPOSES.
Stallion four years old or over Den
mis- Birch, lst, Z Walker ID.
stallion three years old and under
four \ + Thomas, lst
Mare or gelding three years old or
over, Morris Proctor lst, Paul Speth
2d.
Fily or gelding two years old Geo,
Kelley lst, Ed. Fitzsimons ID,
Colt one year old stephen Rule LIST,
John keegan ID.
Brood mare with sucking colt Den
mis- Birch LIST, Wm r. Cox I'd.
sucking colt Dennis Birch lst Chas,
Dunn ID
Matched team for all purposes, Nor
ris Parkinson list, VIM II Harris I'd.
GLASS 4 CLYDEsDALE OR ENGLISH
DRAFT.
Stallion four years old or over Dr.
w ] pearce lst., Paul lanyon 3D.
Stallion three years old and under
four Mineral Point Breeding Stables
LIST, DIR. w. s. Pearce I'd,
CLASS 8 rERcnERoN.
stallion -four years old or over 4. H..
Davidson 2st, VIM n Uren I'd.
CLASS 8 OTHER DRAFT BRTEpEs IN-
CLupING GRADES,
Stallion three years, under four
Geo Godfrey lst
stallion two years, under three G.
II. Thomas lst.
Mare or gelding three years, or over
VIM Bergman lst, Paul l4anyon I'd.
Filly or gelding two years old Geo.
Clayton lst, Charles Gilman ID.
Colt one year old Louis Grabor lst,
w A Jones 3D.
Brood mare with sucking colt JOS.
Gordon lst, George Carey ID.
Sucking colt Joseph Gordon lst,
George Carey 2d
Pair matched draft team W. II.
Harris lst.
GLASS Z SWEEPSTAKES HORSES.
Best Percheron Clydesdale, English
or other draft stallion Of any age DR..
w J Pearce
Best Percheron, Clydesdale, English
or other draft mare Of any age Min
eral Point Breeding Stables
Best stallion for other purposes
Mineral Point Breeding stables.
Best mare for other purposes T j
NanMatre
Best draft stallion any age or breed
showing best 5 colts of this year Geo.
Godfrey
Stallion for other purposes showing
best colts OF this year = Walker
CLASS $ JACKS AND MULES.
Jack kept for service John Mat
theWs LIST.
Pair Of mules kept for draft pur-
poses Jas. spensley lst Geo. Thrash
er ID.
"A fTwITT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

lgTOPHER-TOBET.- .-At the 7. ~. Par
gouaQe, sept 9th, 1879. by Rev. W. J. g. Bond,
Mr. John Christopher and Miss Sarah Iobey
both OF this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY,

iums awarded at the fair held in this
city last week, crowd our columns
and rob us of time necessary to
treat other subjects to any exteht.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

FoR the Grand Lodge Of Patri-
archs Militant and |. 0. 0. f., TO be
held at Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 10 to
%, special round trip tickets will be
sold &C our lowest limited first-class
fare for the round trip. Sell Sept.
Is, II, Is and l6, returning good
until Sept. 27th. N. II. Snow, Ag't.
THERE are advertised letters at
the post-ollice, Sept. 9TH, 1880, for
John Brog (2), }. f. Martin, Martin
Tyrell. Persons calling for the above
will please say advertised" and give
date of notice
GEO. CRAWFORD, j. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
SIV


s'A'f'f..f
Boar one year old or over William
Buckingham LIST, n. Jewell, I'd.
Sow with not less than five Of her
pigs Wm. lst, George Kelley ID
Boar under one year old William
buckingham lst and 2d.
sow under one year old VIM Buck
ingham lst and 3D.
CLASS % POLAND CHINA.
Boar one year old or over John Jack.
son lst, Joseph Gordon ID.
Sow with not less than six # her
pigs Joseph Gordon lst, n. X Van.
Matre "a.
Boar under one year old Joseph
Gordon lst, John Jackson ID
sow under one year old Joseph Cor
don lst and I'd
CLASS q GRADES
Boar one year old or over r. G.
~hockley LIST.
Sow with not less than aix Of her
pigs John G. Martin lst VIM. F.
Vivian ID.
Boar under one year old John Jack
son lst, r. c. Shocklcy I'd.
Sow under one year old John Jack
son lst, John G. Martin ID.
GLASS % SWEEPSTAKES.
Best Boar any age or breed Joseph
Gordon
Best sow any age or breed Joseph
Gordon
Best pen of pigs any age or breed
8 or over three months aud under six
months Old Joseph Gordon
POULTRY
CLASS %.
Light Brahma fowls Excelsior Club
lst and ID
Light Brahma chick f. Parsons
lst and ID
Black Cochin fowls Excelsior Club
lst
Black Cochin chicks Excelsior Club
lst and ID.
Partridge Cochin fowls Excelsior
Club 1st and ID
Plymouth Rock fowls j. Parsons
lst, Joseph Bray ID.
Plymouth Rock chicks Joseph Bray
lSt, g. Springer "a.
American Dominique fowls VIM.
D. Harris lst and I'd.
American Dominique chicks VIM.
B. Harris lst and ID.
White Dorkin fowls Van T. Har-
ris lst and 3D.
White Dorkin chicks Wm. B. HM-
ris lst and ID.
CONCLUDED on fourth pagc.J
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
Beneficial Department.

r,-.,tiisba5 for the accommodation of those who
i.r' Is, want i'm any way. those who have lost
or f5und valuable property, aud for those who
,r;s5 ~ sell or exchange. Limit, twenty-five
words. First insertion FREE, ana Tor each IN
sarti0u thereafter twenty-five cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
FINE POULTRY FOR SALE.

A lot of choice Black Cochins;
none better. win be sold cheap if
taken in half dozen lots. Inquire
at the TRIBUNE office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

JoHN OsBoRNE's trotting horse,
Osborne" came out Of the races at
the Mineral Point fair last week
with more honors than any other
horse lie captured the three min
ute race in straight heats, best time
2:39t, made in the third heat; and
the next day went out and took first
money in the free for all with equal
ease. The many friends Of John
and bis horse are highly pleased at
the result. This was an unlocked
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

1. osT-Wednesday of this week somewhere
6afweeu the Bloomfield church and this city
a Iody's brown wrap. Finder will please leave
same at this office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12


X, NanMatre.
Best cow Of any age or breed
James Harris.
Best lot Of calves, or more. owned
by one person Chas Collayd
SHEEP.
CLASS Is COTSwOlDs.
Buck one year old PAU Ianyon
LIST, Jas Jackson 2d
Eve one year old or over Paul
lanyon lst, n Jewell "a
Eve lamb under six mouths old n.
Jewell LIST.
CLASS Is OXFORD DOWNS, souTu
DOWNS, or OTHER NpnI E WOODS.
Buck ore year old or owe Charles
Collard lst aud ID,
Buck lamb under siv mouths old
Charles Collard LIST and ID
Eve lamb under six mon hs old
Charles Collard lst and ID.
Eve one year old or oYCl Charles
Collard Ist, Fred Jewell I'd.
CLASS ~ MFRlNos.
Back any age n. Jewell lst and
I'd.
Eve any age \. Jewell lst and I'd.
GLASS 20 GRADES AND NATIVES.
Buck one year old or over Charles
Collard list, Geo. Stephenson x Son I'd.
Buck lamb under six months y.
Jewell LIST.
Eve one year old or over John
Jackson lst, VIM Buckingham "a.
Eve lamb under six months VIM.
buckingham lst, Paul Ianyon 3D.
GLASS u SWEEPSTAKES.
Best buck any age or breed Chas.
Collard.
Best eve any age or breed Chas.
Collard
Best pen of ewes any age or breed,
not less than six John Jackson.
Best pen Of not less than Sis lambs,
six months old or under n. Jewell.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
NUMBER 81.

Cow three years Old Or over W. c.
HickoX lSt and I'd.
Heiter two years old w. c. Hickox
lSt and 2d.
Heiter one year old ", G, Hickox
LIST and 2d,
Heifer calf under twelve months
W. c. HickoX lst and 2d
CLASS -Jti,SEl>.
Bull two years old John w. Benson
lst.
Bun one year old Chas Dunn lst
Bull Calf under twelve months old
II, IL, Wright lst, Alfred Vivian I'd.
Cow or heifer two years old or over
H. II. Wright lst, John f. Johns 2d.
Heiter l year old John f. Johns lst.
Heifer calf under twelve months old
John +. Johns lst
GLASS li-6R kDEs.
Bull three years old or over-C.
Gilman lst Wm. +. Vivian 2d.
Bull year old w. ". Birkett lst.
Bull calf Jas. Harris LIST, W. w.
Birkett I'd.
Cow three years old on over James
Harris LIST and ID
Heifer TWO years old---lames Harris
lst.
lleifer one year old--.Iames Harris
lSt and ID
CLASS 10 SWEEPSTAKES CATTLE.
Best bun of any age or breed n.
X, NanAlatre.
Best cow of any age or breed
James Harris
Best lot of calves, or more. owned
by one person Chas Collayd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

GLASS y --SilDEliOENs.
Bun calf under twelve months old
Charles Collard lst and ID,
Cow three years old or over Charles
Collard l5t and 3D.
Heifer two years old Charles Col
lard lst and ID.
Heifcr one year old Charles Col
lard lsl and 2d.
Hefer calf under twelve months
George Carey lst and 2d.
CLASS 10 HEEEFOEDs.
Bun three years oid or over ~ X.
VanMatre lst, W. w Birkett 2d
Ban two years old Nick Jewell
Bun one year old W. W Bbl, II
lst.
Cow three years old or over w. W.
Bukett lst and 2d.
Heifer two years old---Fred Jewell
lst
Heifer one year old Nick Jewell
1st, " w Birkett I'd.
Heifer calf uuder twelve months
W W Birkett lst
CLASS Ill HOLsTLNs.
Bun three years old or oven Henry
Bennett lst.
Bun two years old VIC Hickox lst.
Bull one year old, W G Hickox
BuI calf under twelve months W
q. HlckoS lst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12

-OR SALE-A fresh milch cow. Enquire of
| Mrs Jas. Bennett, BarreltOwn.
BFSlDENCE FOR SALE.-House of six
! trooms in good condition. with good lot and |
barn Inquire of Mrs D. z. Beech 36ml
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
Billy Marble as solomon Tsaacs

Billy Marble as Solomon Isaacs.
Billy Marble and his company
played Solomon Isaacs" at the
Peoples last night to one of the best
houses Of the season. The audience
was a representative Omaha audi
ence composed of our first and best
people, with all of whom the Mar.
ble's have long been favorites. r.he
play is a comedy drama and from
first to last abounds in situations in.
tensely interesting and broadly com.
ical. Marble and wife are to be sure,
more than capable in all their char
acters, but the other members of the
company are so good as to merit the
individual mention they should re.
ceive here, did time allow. In "Sol.
omon Isaacs, Billy Marble is at his
best-hls very best-and almost his
every appearance was signal for
a hearty greeting from the audience.
Al! in all the entertainment fur.
nished by the Marbles and their ex.
cellent company was the most en-
Joyable OF the season. When Marble
comes again he can expect his usual
crowded house.-Omaha Republican
This we'll known company will
appear at seely's opera house every
night next week. During the en-
gagement Marbles favorite play,
"Solomon 1saacs." will be produced.
Prices Is and IS cents, change Of
play every night, reserved seats
without extra charge at the usual
place.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
Special Edition.

Messrs. G. w. McCagg and J. E.
Huston, two experienced newspaper
men, are in the city preparing to
issue an especially interesting
edition of THE TINES, next week or
the week thereafter. The plan is to
issue the special edition on it's regu-
lar publication day, consisting of an
elaborate writeup of the county and
city and various interests calculated
to attract the attention of outside
people. 1t would seem that there
was never more opportune time in
the history of Richland county and
Wahpeton to do this very thing. We
have this year the finest crops in the
two Dakotas, and there being no
question about this being one of the
very best counties in the two embryo
states, it is just the time to send out
eight or ten thousand copies of THE
TIMES, heralding to the whole United
States the fact that right here in
Richland county, men may be ac-
commodated to the finest lands and
homes under the sun. Let us all
put our shoulders to the enterprise
and give Richland county boost.
Now is the accepted time.
We have noticed among our ex-
changes the past few months splend-
idly gotten up local editions, show
ing up in most careful and candid
manner the advantages sustained by
the given county, but did not under
stand the secret of such successful
issues till these gentlemen dropped
in and made their propositions. 1t
is no great money making scheme for
The TIMEs-nor in fact for the
gentlemen doing the work, as much
as they deserve fair remuneration,
but it is plan to materially adver-
tise, honesty and honorably, Rich.
land county's advantages; again, let
us all do our part in this opportunity.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
Special Notices.

Pictures of the late Turner'S pic.
mic are on sale at w. G. Hoit's gal.
lery. IS
The Swedish Ladies Concert Com.
peny of Stockholm, Sweden. under
the auspices of the Red Path Ly.
ceum bureau, will appear in Seely's
opera house, September llth. next,
md will give our people great
reat.
Call at the Mccormick stand on
9Th street for Mccormick machines,
Irvine, extras and repairs, lumber,
sash, doors, mouldings, door and
windew frames, Marblehead white
lime, hair. brick. cement, plaste1
(etc. Special low prices on carload
lots. 12tf SCHUYLER Bros.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Billy Marble and his famous com.
pany at Seely's opera house every
night next week.
The Congregational Sunday
School picnic on Island park yester-
day was largely attended.
The Hon. Messrs. Purcell, Lauder
and Slotten were at home over Sun.
day, returning Monday evening.
Remember the Marble Theatre
company at Seely's opera house
every night next week. Prices 25
and IS cents.
B. L. Bogart and wife have gone
to Ohio for a months visit. Mr..
Bogart having left Frank Gray in
charge of his duties as receiver of
the defunct Bank of Wahpeton.
If Judge Lauder concludes to let
his friends use his name for the su.
preme court, that brilliant young
Richland County barrister, will
prove no inconsiderate tritle in the
political arena.-[Argus.
The Journal says Fergus Falls
sportsmen have raised 5000 to pay
men to prosecute any persons
caught shooting chickens before the
Goth day of August, as per law. 1t
is not right to shoot before that
time.
For the State Fair at Hamline,
September 9th to 18th, Milwaukee
road will sell tickets at one fare for
round trip with so cents added for
admission coupons. Tickets good to
return until September 10Th. N. F.
MELLEN, Local Agent.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
Delegates to state Convention

Delegates to State Convention.
The Democratic County Conven-
tion met at the court house yester-
day and making Capt. A. L. Roberts
chairman and Geo. P. CARED Sc
cretary, elected the following dele
gates to the convention which meets
at Fargo the 29th, to nominate state
officers: W. E. Purcell, Geo. P. Gar
red, Rev. Fr. Albrecht, Henry Pei
ham, w. J. Irvine, Charles Mayer,
G. A. Cassler, Charles Babe, A. E.
Sunderland and S. H. Snyder. And
this being accomplished, passed this
resolution, on the motion of s. H.
Snyder,
Resolved that the delegates to the
county convention use all honorable
means for the nomination of the
Hon. w. E. Purcsll for governor of
the new state of North Dakota.
And it being moved and seconded
that the delegates attending the con-
vention be empowered to cast the
full vote Of this delegation, in case
any were absent, the convention ad-
iOurned.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
Walter A. Woods
MOWERS and HAY RAKES,
and the new
SINGLE APRON HARVESTER
AND BINDER,
And for Threshing Machines and Engines
We handle the Well Known
Yankee Gang PIow,
The Lightest Draught Plow in the Market. 12

SHERFF's sALE.-By virtue OF an execution
~ issued out OF and under the seal Of the dis
trfct court, In and for tho county Of Richland
and territory OF Dakota, upon judgment rem
dered and docketed in the said court, on the 9th
day Of March, A 1889, in an action wherein c
Aultman GO was platnttf, and Thore Void
was defendant, in favor Of the said plaintiff and
against the said defendant, for the sum Of one
hundred, nine and 5000 dollars, which execu-
tion was directed and deliyered to mo as sheriff
in and for said county Of 'Richland,I I have this
10th d:y Of July, a D 1889, levied upon all the
Thore o Void, in and to tho following described
personal property, to-wit: One Twine Binder
and Harvester.
Notice is hereby given. that I, the undersigned
as sheriff IS Aforesaid, will sell tho above des.
crfbed personal property to The highest bidder
for cash, st public auction, at The village Of
tory Of Dakota, on Saturday the eth day Of July,
A b 1889, at O'Clock p m Of that day, to satisfy
the said execution, together with the interett
and costs thereon.
Dated July 10th, A d 1859.
J. H. MILLER.
Sheriff of Richland County, Dakota Territory
(First publication July 1s, 1880
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
Republican Caucuses. .

In the First ward, Chas. A. Nc.
Kean was made chairman and Fred
Beck, secretary. and Messrs. g. N.
Wood and Fl. E. Rice were elec ted
delegates to the county convention
which meets at the court house to.
morrow.
In the Second ward, James Purdon
was made chairman and H. M. Nor.
ril secretary. and Messrs. Sheriff
Miller, r. N. Ink, G. X. Farnsworth
and o. II. Perry, were elected dele
gates.
In the Third ward Folsom Dow
was made chairman and Chas.
Loomis, secretary. and Messrs. Jne.
Nelson, j. A. Hunt, H. H. st. John,
p. j. Nc Cumber, D. Bell and A. j.
Lawrence were made delegates.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15

Preparing for School.

Prof. Fort returned from the Ex.
celsior normal school early this
week, and has been busy since that
time preparing for opening the city
schools, September I'd, next. The
professor says that although the Ex-
celsior Normal is in it's third year
only, it was attended by nearly 800
teachers this year, including many
of the leading professors of the twin
cities and the northwest, and is a
fairly we'll managed institution. 1t
enjoys all the happy associations
surrounding Minnetonka Lake, and
taken altogether affords most de-
lightful recreation and season of
study and improvement for north
western teachers.
The professor has suggested that
the board convert the front stair.
way landing Of the school house
into recitation room which he
thinks will make it possible to
handle Wahpeton's pupils all in the
one building and not only save rent,
fuel, ETC., for an outside building
and all it's attending difficulties and
Inconvenience, but allow him to
better superintend the several de-
partments, and the board has under
taken to act under his suggestions,
and we are of opinion will thus find
ample room for the good accommo-
dation Of the public school pupils.
In this connection we may say that
if it is found really necessary the
hoard will exclude all outside pupils,
which the past season we believe
amounted to some 80 in number,
nearly a school, their tuition amount
ing to but little compared with the
extra expense such additional men,
bers seem to have occasioned. OF
course it is believed that the present
arrangement will not interfere with
the outside students, but if it does,
and it is found we have no room
for them, then they will likely have
to 60. The board will try and man.
age the school service as econo-
mically as possible consonant with
good work, and it is thought that
the city will be more than pleased
with the coming years work.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-15
Democratic Callcuses.

~SAS SSOSANNASSSOo
The Democratic Caucuses of the city
were held Saturday evening to elect
delegates to the county convention
held yesterday.
In the First Mr.. Dameral was made
chairman and Judge shippam secre!
tary. and Micheal Schmltt, Franz
Braun, Capt. Roberts, Chas. Mayer
and Joseph Sitterich were elected
delegates to the county convention !
In the Second ward Geo. p. CARED
was made chairman and Wright
Orcutt secretary, and Geo. p. CARED
H. G. Albrecht, Freeman Orcutt and
VIM F. Eckes and Chas. Babe were
made delegates.
In the Third ward T. H. Ferguson
was made chairman and G. T. Prop
per secretary, and A. E. Sunderland
NJ. T. Stevens, w. E. Purcell, T. H.
Ferguson and Puts Mayer were made
delegates.