The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1889-06-20
The new coat of paint helps out
J. d. Hanly s. Co.'S drug store.

MIS-. CARED IS IN Lake City, WIS.,
iting among her people and friends.
Peterson's livery and sale stable
looks good with its new suit Of
paint.
1t now looks like Richland county
will get a good big crop this season
the late rains being very encourag-
ing.
Some of the brick for Mr.. Will
lardt's new meat market has ar
rived and men are at work laying
up the same.
Mrs. Nicholas Kline, who has
been down at her Minnesota home,
visiting the past three weeks, is ex-
pected back this week.
Chas. E. Hinman has returned
from Wisconsin and says that we
may announce that he is again
ready to furnish music for all occa-
sions and for dances in particular.
Nick Marsh now manages a we'll
supplied lunch room in connection
with his saloon. He has everything
the season affords. So if you want
a good meal cheap, call on Nick.
The ladies aid society of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. C. j.
Farley, Wednesday afternoon. A
full attendance is requested as i'm.
portant business comes before the
meeting.
Fare and a third for round trip to
either st. Paul or Minneapolis via
the N. p, June 10, 20 and 81, good
to return until the 25th, inclusive,
for people desiring to attend the
Saengerfest.
r. w. Beatty was in st. Paul this
week on business. "Bob" is bound
to have the best in the market for
his numerous customers if he don't
lay up cent. But then he deserves
to lay up dollars. not cents.
And now along comes Sidney
DeLong with cigar in honor of a
young man who arrived at his home
Wednesday of this week. We were,
certainly, glad to hear of the bounc-
ing boy, but turned the cigar over
to our best printer.
Milo T. Morrill, has graduated
from Carlton College and will now
take course at Harvard, having
been selected by the faculty Of
Carlton as proper candidate for
the free scholarship from that cele-
brated institution, in keeping with
a feature of its system.
From June 3Oth to July 18th, in
elusive, the Northern Pacific will
sell round trip tickets, Wahpeton
to Nashville, Tenn, for 1926 good
returning not later than Sept. l1th.
This is to enable people to attend
meeting of National Educational
Association. Rate open to all.
The following excursion rates
will be in effect on the Northern
Pacific for 4th of July, 1889: Be.
tween local points in Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Dakota. Montana, Idaho,
Washington and Oregon, one fare
for the round trip for distance of
800 miles or less. Tickets on sale
July 2, 3 and 4, good to return the
fifth.
Thos. Hodson-In your report of
the Wahpeton bank failure there
were one or two mistakes. The city
mad no funds in the institution.
They had all been paid out. Neither
did Mr.. Lounsbury lose any such
amount as stated. 1t is believed
that the bank will be able to llqui.
date all claims. The trouble was
caused by the fact that about nine.
tenths of the depositors had over.
drawn their accounts. The officials
asked me to say these things to you
Il Fergus Journal.
We dropped into the Novelty
Creamery the other day and found
sup't Harrison busy at work max
ing bright, clean and pure butter
The creamery is now running a,
full capacity and Mr.. Harrison ex
plains to US that he hopes to make
it pay. He says that Mr.. French or
the start gave him a check book with
instructions to draw on the Peoples
Bank for any money needed and
that, with such backing, he has
great hopes Of making some none ey
for the owner, Mr.. French, this
year. Mr.. Harrison is undoubtedly
a capital creamery man and is doing
a good work for Wahpeton and the
surrounding farmers, who wish the
creamery the greatest success.
The liremen returned from Fargo
very much dissatisfied with the
unfair judgements rendered at the
races. The Mazeppa H. & L. Co.
in the 400 foot association race got
first money, 5000 and the cham
pionship banner; and first money
in the free-for-all 600 foot race
800. The Reliance hose company
actually took second place in the
600 foot association race making the
run in 29a seconds, but was Sc,
back to third place and the time
given as 81 seconds by dishonest
judges to defraud, prize $50; and
the Reliance got second money in
the 900 foot free-for-all race, $65
Grant Fritz got second money in
the double coupling contest, $40; at
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms in the six
foot contest Fritz took first place
getting gold badge. Notwith
standing Wahpeton was treated
outrageously shabby, having first tt
win and then to fight for their win