The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-12-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Mails Close.

Mrs. Cared was in Minneapolis
this week.
| Court is in session ut Brecken.
ridge this week.
Look over the New York Bargain
Stores new "ad," last page.
Matt Kraker, wife and family
have gone to Melrose, Minnesota, to
visit friends.
DR.. Triplett and family have re-
moved to rooms over Miss Briggs
millinery store.
Mrs. Geo. M. Hanly expects to de-
part for Illinois to visit friends in
a week or ten days.
President barnes was on the
street yesterday shaking hands with
his Wahpeton friends.
Capt. n. l.. Roberts returned
from West Superior, this week, he
having gotten through over there.
Go to II. G. Albrecht for light,
fancy or heavy harness, horse blan-
kets, fur or woolen lap robes, etc. sc,
Mrs. j. A. Hunt and Mrs. McLutl
returned from Minneapolis, this
week. after visit of two weeks
there.
The Schuler Bros. have purchased
the Hayward block, and will re.
move their machinery business into
the same.
Mrs. +. B. Woodard of Morris has
been in the city visiting friends the
present week, but expects to re-
turn home this evening.
Mr.. Wm. Bender who located
here a few months ago, returned
this week from the east where he
has been closing up lns business.
Martin n. Mickleson and Miss
Bertha Martinson, both of Walcott,
were married by His Honor Judge
Orcutt, this (Thursday) morning.
The weather clerk has been trying
to favor this country with little
snow, the past few days, but does
not seem to make much lleadwav.
Walter Pelham, sheriff-c elect. was
in the city yesterday. Walters
many friends are pleased to note
that his eyes are improving very
fast. In fact they seem to he about
well.
Clayton Baxter of Milnor. this
state, and Miss Lunetta OTIS Of
Granite Falls, Minnesota, were
married by the Rev. J. NJ. La Bach
Of this city, at the residence of Mrs.
l.. r. Smith, breckenridge, Saturday
of last week.
Conductor Breed has purchased
of DR.. Geo. NJ. Hanly the residence
property the former now occupies.
This looks like Mr.. Breed expects
to make Wahpeton his permanent
home, and all his Wahpeton friends
are glad of it.
The "New England Supper"
given by the Ladies Aid Society of
the Congregational church. We'd
nesday evening, at Seely's opera
house, passed of pleasantly and
very successfully, the ladies having
furnished an abundance to eat, and
in fact fed nearly everybody in town
In the list of marriage certificates
issued at Minneapolis, Monday, we
notice the name of Dode N. Bot
wick and Florence 3. Paine. Dode
and his former wife with whom he
lived at Wahpeton, were legally
separated, and now Dode seems
to be willing to try again. One
little failure of that description
wouldn't frighten Dode out--not he.
We would have been pleased will
facts relative to the dedication of
the parochial school and the lecture
by Bishop Stanley, Thanksgiving
day, but were unable to get them
When Father Albrecht gets a church
edifice built large enough to hold /;
person or two outside Of his congre
CATION, perhaps we can get a seat
there on special oc casions and make
fitting reports.
Next Sundays theme, at 1890 a
m. at the Baptist church will b'
evidence of our Love to Cod
That of Sunday Evening Talk tt
Young People, at 7:30 will be 9TH,
Testimony Of the Magnet" capable
of being made the most valuable O
the series thus far. Young Peoples
Meeting at 6:45 p. III. All cordial.
welcomed to every service. Stran
gers and others without Il regular
church home, cordially invited to ;
seat with US. j. w. LUKE,
/ Pastor.