The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1889-04-04

i'd Co., Dakota, Thurs
many hundreds of dollars, of which
the following is a list
Pair Of ofcircassian wool blankets-Mr and Mr.,
ohm Nelson.
Easy chair-F A. Stewart, Dr. Quick, 4. w.
Beatty, Or. swaine, W. J. VanDeryesr, G. A.
Hawkes.. ] D. Bell and J. A. Hunt.
"Mufans," steel engra ying-Geo. and viii
Gillitt.
Corner willow wicker chair-F A Stewart, DR.
Quick, r w Beatty, DR. swaine, w J vanDer-
veer, g A Hawkes., D Bell and A Hu Mt.
Large Smyrna rug-Mr and Mrs Geo P CARED
Gold watch to W E Purcell-R Purcell and
W H Olmstead.
Fancy cut glass lemonade set and Silver
waitsr-H H st John.
Marble clock and bronze statue-W A White
and J B Dog.
SILVER tea and water set, gold lined, consisting
Of eight parts and more pieces-the Wahpeton
bar, W s Lauder, B L Bogart, H NJ Voorhees,,
PJ McCumber, H Snyder, r N Ink and Frank
Gray.
Silver fruit dish-bIurphy Bros.
Banner, hand painted-Mrs Geo Fritz.
Bureau sachet-Nliss Lillian Forbes. Lake
City.
Mrs Browning's Poems-A1iss Nellie Estes,
Lake City.
Large silver waiter-Mlsses Flore Austin, Not
tie Mexican, May frost, Alice Hawkes., Hattie
Dunlap and julie Roberts.
Silver Fruit dish-Mr and Mrs Peterson.
Silver Syrup Stand-Ferd and r Baker.
Silver celery holder-NIiss Tennie Schorning.
Tidy-slrs W A Golfer of Pennington, NJ.
Silver cake basket-Nlr and Mrs Geo A lacy.
Silver butter dish-Mr nd Mrs ] H Miller
Hand painted banner, autumn leaves-Mrs
VIM Murphy
Bureau sachet-NIiss Emma Robi nson, Glen.
coe, MINI.
Sofa plllow-Nlr and Mrs J S Peterson, Lake
City.
Painting, "sunset ut Marblehead after q
Storm MIR and Mrs Geo White.
Oxidized silver after dinner spoons gold lined
Mr. and Mrs Alfred d Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs Stone, Fargo.
Silver cake knife-AIrs NJ Ruggles.
Combination toilet glass-C NJ Larrabee.
Oxidized silver gravy ladle-Mr and Mrs
Sowder, Of Menomenee, Wis.
Silver vinegar cruet and salt ce llars-Nr Doe
and daughter. saltwater, MINI.
Silver crunb tray nd brush-Nlr aud Mrs w
p Adams.
Silver fruit knives, pearl handles-D "
Marrata, Bismarck.
Silver pickle castor-Mr and Mrs X Ford.
Silver card receiver-Mr and Mrs Eastman n.
Silver cake knife-Mr and Mrs Chas II Looms
Oxidized silver berry spoon, jew weIel-Nlr and
Mrs Judge Mcconnell.
Silver water service-Mr and Mrs NJ r Stevens.
Bouquet holder and card recciver-Mr and
Mrs Fred Runkel.
Oxidlzed silver berry spoon Misses Pet and
Dolly Bunnel, Mrs Bunnell, Mrs Wallace and
Mrs McSouth.
Oxidtzed silver berry and sugar spoons, gold
lined-Nlr and Mrs Casson, st Paul.
Set Of Oxidized silver tea spoons--W Fray.
mond, W H Beachem, c F Slbley
Silver salt and pepper stand-Mr and Mrs
Falley.
a bunch Of viOlets, q book Of engravings and
poems-Mr and Mrs John Miller.
One gray horse-W Z Purcell to bride.
Silver cake knife-Mr and Mrs Geo T Proper.
A box of cut Aowers-NIrs A Chamberlain
Eau Claire, Wis.
A box Of cut flowers-Mr and Mrs C a Louns.
bury.
Set Of silver nut picks-Matt and Maud
Matthews, Lake City.
Oxidized silver butter knife and sugar spoon
Mr. and Mrs Geo NJ Hanly.
. Silver syrup stand-Misses Eta and Clyda
Peirce
Whisk broom and antique silver holder-Ed
Barber.
Toilet Set A Lawrence.
Pin cushion, hand painted-NIiss Nellie
Proper.
Silver berry spoon-Miss Ella Taylor.
Silver baby knife, fork and spoon-D Miller
Grand Forks: -
Pineapple cheese dish and silver ladle-Nll
and Mrs r H Hankinson. E,
Frosted silver and gold card receiver-Ml
and Mrs A w Harwood.
Set Of silver fruit knives and nut picks-W F
Dodge, Fargo.
Silver cake stand-Mr and Mrs w E Howry.
Plush Toilet set-John Ebel. Z.
Years subscription to The Art Interchange, q
magazine-R w Beatty
Deer's head hat rack, mounted on plush-D Z
Rice.
Silver bouquet vase-Mr and Mrs C Crane
and Mr. and Mrs T Crane, Lake City.
Antique brass vase-F n Kenaston anG Ezra
Valentine. Breckenridge.
Oxidized silver toilet mirror in the shape of a
ship at sea-Mr and Mrs Dr. Swaine and Miss
Eva vanDerveer.
Calling cards-Geo Fritz.
Oxidized silver candle sticks-Mr and Mrs
d Farrand, Fargo.
The bride is one of Wahpeton 3
fairest daughters and is .leservelly
popular.
If Mr.. Purcell is. noted for any
thing. it is his cheerful disposition
and generous nature, and it is fitting
that on this occasion his friends
should present him with one of tine
finest arrays Of presents ever seen
in Dakota--or perhaps. in the
Northwest. No one ever applied to
him for sympathy or material aid
that it was not cheerfully granted
if sucl, a thing were possible.
AS above intlmated Mr.. and Mrs
Purcell departed via the Manitob;
at ten o'clock that evening 70,
Yankton, where there is term o1
United States district court in ses