The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1889-12-12
LOCAL NEWS.

The public school will have two
weeks Of a holiday season at Christ.
mas time.
The turkey shoot by the Mazep pa
II. and L. Co., Thanksgiving day
was success, both financially and
otherwise.
See the new 'ad' of Hodel & An
derson, we'll drillers. These gen.
tlemen will DO you good work and
give you easy terms.
Johnnie Daniels of German Set
tlement, has gone to we'll drilling
and guarantees satisfaction. Look
out for his ad next week.
Don't forget the oyster supper by
the ladies Of the Congregational
church at the home of Col. and Mrs.
Hawkes., Wednesday evening of next
week.
Subscriptions for the Daily or
Weekly issues Of that fearless and
enterprising newspaper, The Chi
cago Herald, will be received at the
office IF this paper.
A. Aspinwall has purchased the
office formly owned by Geo. T. Prop
per and having removed the same
to second lot from Hanly's drug
store, is ready to loan money.
The NJ. E. Sunday school entertain-
ment passed off very nicely, prob
ably the most interesting feature of
the evening being the little folks in
1.-THE Clock, drilled by Mrs. Fort.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Chicago Weekly
Herald, which is admitted to be one
of the largest and best newspapers
ever issued for One Dollar per year.
Postmaster Proper has again
taken hold of the Farmers Trust
Company. Any one in, need of
money will do we'll to apply to him.
Look out for his announcement next
week.
Minor has now had its noteworthy
wedding, in the personages of H. X.
Pennington and Miss Mary Wolfe.
The bride is a sister of Chas. E.
Wolfe, and The TIMES tenders con-
gratulations.
Miss Matte Messersmith, of Aus
tin, was married on the 9th ult., to
Mr.. L. o. Hollister, of Morris. Miss
Messersmith was a cousin of Miss
Kate Bell and had visited her here.
Miss Bell was one Of the brides
maids.-[Fergus Journal,-5
Next Sunday there will be an Eng
lish sermon delivered at the B"ll-
emian Church at 1890 Il. m., by the
Rev. Thos. L. Rabsteinek. The SUBJ
ject will be, "The natural voice of
conscience the preparation for the
supernatural presence of Christ"
The TINES has been favored with
a program of the North Dakota
teachers association. to be held at
the city of Grand Forks, December
9th and 28th. 1889. All parts of
the state will be represented in the
exercises. All teachers who can
should attend this meeting.
Three or four weeks since Arthur
Graham, register of deeds of
Traverse county, Minnesota. and
cousin of Auditor Perry of Wahpe-
ton was here visiting and paid The
TIMES pleasant call. And a few
days since Mr.. and Mrs. Perry paid
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Graham,
Wheaton, returning Tuesday of this
week.
Hon N. G. Ordway was in the city
Monday in close consultation with
Hon. Budd Reeve of Buxton, the
original democratic blizzard tanner
of the Northwest. 1t is of course
only a surmise, but the. News is
wicked enough to suspect that these
two leaders will plan surprise for
the small potato statesman now in
the saddle OF the republican bank
rupt state. Here's Il horseshoe to
you "Uncle" and Budd.-[Grand
Forks News.
The closing event of Thanksgiv-
ing day was, of course, the Reliance
ball in the evening. Nearly one
hundred couples tripped the light
and thoroughly enjoyed
themselves until the gray dawn
warned them that another day was
ut hand. The gallant reliance boys |
in their handsome new uniforms
took good care of their patrons, serv-
ing an excellent supper in rooms in
the opera house building at mid
night. and the verdict was that as
hosts the firemen cannot be excelled.
Financially the ball and supper was
a success.
E. B. Woodward of Wahpeton. N.
Oak :, has bought out G. L. Woods
jewelry establishment in this city.
Mr.. Woodward has large jewelry
in Wahpeton which
will claim most of his personal
time and attention, but in his alb
sence the business will be satisfac-
torily attended to by Mr.. Rust who
will continue his own business of
watch and jrwelry repairing. Mr..
Woodward's advertisement appears
in the Review, to which
is directed. He will put
IN new line of goods especially for
the holiday trade Grant County
Milbank, S. D.
DIR. Swaine announces that he
will soon 60 to Chicago to take a
course in surgery. expecting to re-
turn fo Wahnafnn about the mi.idlo