The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-07-10


Miss Mary A. frost departed for
Excelsior. last evening.
Hodel & Anderson have found a
flowing well for Thomas RUBBISH.
Supt. House is ut st. Paul attend
ing the National Teachers Associa-
tion.
Rev j. A. Strachan has been
quite i'll for some weeks. He is
some better.
Mrs. j. III. Lewis of Dwight, in
the city Tuesday, paid TIE TIMES a
pleasant call.
1t is thought that the damage to
property in and about Fargo will
reach 100000.
The fire department was called
out this morning. Chimney burn
ed out. No damage done.
James Factor has been employed
as Foreman on the Cleveland Farm,
now owned by Ink & Carter. :.
Mrs. Meyers and son of Ashland,
Wisconsin. are visiting with the
family Of Capt. A. l.. Roberts.
breckenridge celebrated the 4th.
Rev. Geo. i. Barnes delivering the
oration, and the races were said to
be very good.
Dr.. O'Brien has his office over
Howry's store, now, where he may
be found by his patients and all
others needing Il good physician.
Mrs. w. r.. Purdon was admitted
to the Congregational church Sun
day last, and the Misses Bertha and
Addie Bauer were baptized and ad-
mitted.
Mrs. +. Connolly departed for
Minneapolis on Tuesday morning to
visit the family Of Mr.. Connelly's
brother at that place. Brecken-
ridge Gazette.
Rev. J. II. Keely will preach at
Fairmount next Sunday morning
and in his pulpit in this city in the
evening. Subject, "False Methods to
Search after God"
A teachers institute for Richland
county will convene at Wahpeton,
July 2Sth, 1890. 1t is proposed to
try and make this the best inst-
tnte ever held in the county.
j Foreman Beck, of the keliance
hose company, in speaking Of the
hose race the Fourth, says the Re-
lance "humped along in 374t. tear
ing up the dust and scattering it all
over town."
sWill Il. Purdon returned from
Ohio with his bride, Thursday of
last week, and will make their home
over the store, having fitted up very
pretty rooms there. TIE TIMES
congratulates the happy couple.
Il Chas. G. Bade of this city and
Miss Anna Wittkoff of Luechow,
Hanover, Germany, were married
at the latter place, June 14th, and
leaving there on the 18th, arrived
at New York the 9th and at Wah-
peton July 4th.
L. w. Prcbcl of this city and Miss
Mary I. Skillington Of Sargent
county were married here 10y Rev.
Er. Albrecht, Tuesday Of this week.
Yhe young folks have the best
wishes Of their many friends, in
Guiding TIE TIMES.
! The new board Of education Or
ganized last evening, making Judge
Shippam, president and M. II.
Morrill,, secretary, the secretary be-
ing selected outside of the board
this time, us provided by laws The
board meets at McCumber & Bogart's
office.
George E. Moody, the horse doc
tor says that the public should re-
member that his place of business is
opposite Miksche's store, and that
he is always ready for business in
his line. The doctor says the livery,
feed and sale stable is doing a good
business.
AT the annual meeting of the
Mazeppa II. & L. Co., Monday
evening, the following named gen.
tlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year : Foreman, John
Stanton First assistant, John
Donavon Second assistant, Barney
Connolly; Secretary, H. l.. East
man Treasurer, G. j. Farley; FL
nance committee, Fred Voedisch,
Henry Pagel and Leonard Schott.
aGen. ID. Reynolds of Minneapolis,
accompanied by his niece, Miss May
Campbell, came up and passed the
Fourth with the family of r. j.
Hughes of this city. The general is
a brother-in-law of Mrs. Reynolds
of the firm of Il. J. Hughes s. Co.,
and this being his first visit to
Wahpeton, he was much interested
in the city and country and in max
ing the acquaintance of our people.
Miss May has gone down to Hank
inson and will pass much of the
summer season at the delightful
home of Hon. and Mrs. r. II. Hank
inson. The general returned to
Minneapolis yesterday.