The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-06-19

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Don't fail to see Maud Granger
Saturday evening.
Those who fail to see Mau d
Granger will miss rare treat.
Does anyone in Wahpeton now
doubt the ladies' ability to vote.
The Argus says Maude Granger
gave great satisfacti ton at Fargo.
Maud Granger is one of the fin est
actresses who ever appeared at
Wahpeton.
Secure tickets at Beatty's for
Maud Granger, who will appear
Saturday evening.
Smith & Moore, successors to J.
d. Hanly & Co., have the finest line
OF perfumes and toilet articles i'm
the city. The prescription depart
ment is in charge of competent
registered pharmacist. 8
Miss Margaret Chezick is now the
efficient organist ut st. Adalbert's
church. A member of the choir re-
marked that on the last Sunday of
this month. the Casselton choir will
pay Il visit tn the choir of st.
Adalberts.
1t has been found necessary to
charge S1.0O per seat for the first
eight rows and 75c for balance of
chairs, and soc for the gallery to
the Maudd Granger entertainment,
Saturday evening.
Miss Granger, whom it seems
scarcely necessary to remark, is one
of the greatest emotional artists the
American stage has ever known, is
particularly enthusiastic over her
new play, ''Inherited,' and mtici-
pates in the role of Helen even u
better opportunity for her abilities
rs All emotional star than was
afforded her in Camille" "The
Creole,' "Frou -Frou, and other
standard plays with which her name
is so prominently identified. Will
be ut Sccly's opera house, Saturday
evening, 2lst inst.
VIII. Olmstead died of consump-
tion ut five O'Clock this (Thursday)
morning, 2S years of age. Wallace's
parents died when he was eight
years Of age at which time he was
adopted 10y Il. l.. French, Esq, of
this city, then resident of Iowa,
and was sent to Dakota in 1879, in
company with the Hon. j. ii. Miller,
and for the past several years has
been in the collection department
Of the Hon. w. e. PurcelPs Office,
having married Miss Mary jacobs
some six years since. and now leaves
Il wife and son--latter some four
years of age-a bright little boy.
Deceased was a most Industrious ard
exemplary young man, leaving his
family in good circumstances.
Wallace had hosts of friends
throughout the county who will be
panied to learn of his death and
deeply sympathize with the stricken
young wife and child. And it is an
especially sad hour to Mr.. and Mrs.
French. The Odd Fellows have
charge Of the funeral arrangements
and the remains will be laid at rest
in the Wild Rice cemetery, Sunday
next.
The convention Of the liremen at
Fargo completed it's work Tuesday
evening, having elected the follow
ing officers president, j. Il. Wine
man Of Grand Forks first vice
president, A. VanHorn of Bismarck
second vice president, j. w. Ven
mum of Jamestown; secretary, A.
Bassett of Fargo; treasurer, G. W.
Kelly of Devils Lake; executive
committee, o. Rustad of Hillsboro,
Grant S. Hager of st. Thomas, d.
w. Yorkey Of Grafton and John
Shippam Of Wahpeton. Fargo was
selected as the place for holding the
next tournament. The parade on
Wednesday was a grand affair and
the Wahpeton companies "showed
up'' with the best OF them. In the
association hose race in the after
noon, the YerXas of Fargo took first
money in 80 seconds, Germanias of
Wahpeton were tied for second
place, time 80 secons; Reliance OF
Wahpeton, took third place, time IS
seconds, reason, slow running and
bad luck in coupling. The Ger
manias and Grand Forks company
will run off the tie this afternoon,
The hook and ladder boys have a
hard row to hoe to-day as there are
five very good teams pitted against
them. We hope the bows will get