The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-06-12
Remember the Fisk Jubilee
Singers at opera house tonight.


Insure your crops in the St. Paul
Fire & Marine. Chas. l.. Loomis,
agent. 10
Mrs. j. A. Clark passed last week
at Fergus, visiting friends, having
returned Tuesday of this week.
Miss Kitty Aspinwall departed
for Glencoe, Minnesota, Monday
morning, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Frank Crowl.
We are very glad to see Valentine
Deitz out ut work again. He don't
move very fast but hs gets there
just the same.
Rev. j. w. Davies of Fargo and
Rev. J. +. Hill of Wahpeton will ex-
change pnlpits Sunday next. morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. Baxter, a temperance lee
turer from Michigan, will be here
Sunday evening and lecture in the
Congregational church.
1t mined all the way from st.
Paul to Wahpeton, Monday night.
So says Jesse French who came up
on the train that night.
Judges Shippam and Orcutt paid
Il business trip to Walcott, Monday,
and Thos. III. Ferguson held down
the clerk of the courtship in the
meantime.
Frank Rettig is putting up a
barn near his shop, which will he
large enough to store valuable bug
gies which he may have on hand
from time to time.
Mrs. Capt. Cope of 1Tankinson
was in the city on business, Tues
day. Mrs. Cope says that the cap
tain is marslaling the forces about
the hotel in grad style and that the
hotel is doing good business.
Cllas. G. Rade writes that he will
be married Sunday, the 18th and
will depart for his American home
on the 18th of June, arriving here
about July 4th. Well, Charlie, TIE
TIMES wishes you and yours safe
and happy voyage homeward.
John Lochman of McCauleyville
ana Miss Hannah Donavon of Wall-
peton were married ut St. Demands
church, McCauleyvilIe. Tuesday of
this week, by the Rev. Fr. Thomas
l.. Rabsteinek. TIE TIMES tenders
the happy couple it's congratulations.
One of NJ. L. Rich's men left a
team standing on the street united
yesterday, when the same took
fright and made vicions runaway
Will men ever learn to tie their
spirited teams when standing on
the street? No, of course they
never will!
For the North Dakota Firemen's
Tournament at Fargo, stations on
on the II. s. S. division of Milwau.
kee road will sell excursion tickets
to Fargo and return June 10th, 18th
and 18th at one and one-ffth fare
good to return June 10Th. N. F.
MELLEN, Local Agent.
| !. Frank Rettig has just finished III
avery handsome and durable buggy
for Nicholas Kramer, and has orders
for others which he cannot fill til
toward fall, so busy is he these
days. Frank is fine workman
and rusher, fully deserving of the
good success with which he j.
meeting.
Dawson Bell says to The TIMES
that he has just about made up his
mind to pull out Of Wahpeton, but
does not know just where he will 20
He may go to Duluth and he may
not. Wahpeton will be sorry te
lose Mr.. Bell. He conducted first
rate house: doing his full share in
attracting travel toward Wahpeton
| Joseph Lehman has succeeded in
getting a flowing we'll for Micfae
Wicklein of Abercrombie, and we
understand that Mr.. Wicklein pro-
poses to provide plan to furnish
that village with system of water
supply. The we'll has cost Mr.. w
some $4,000. so far. The village
should do the handsome thing by
him in his enterprise.
The meeting at the court house
Monday evening, also discussed the
matter of Fourth of July celebra.
tion, and decided to celebrate
Looking to that end Mayor Purdon
appointed the following committees
on finance, r. w. Beatty, Il. Sage
Wright Orcutt, Frank Braun and
John Shippam on programme and
arrangements, G. N. Wood, Frank
Gray, A. j. Formaneck, Il. J.
Hingtgen and A. l.. Roberts. And
now since Wahpeton is to celebrate
this year. let every citizen put his
shoulder to the wheel and lift, hard
DR.. Frederick Formaneck OF
Chicago is in the city visiting his
people and friends, having arrived
Saturday. The doctor paid his res.
poets to The TIMES, Tuesday, and
says that he is doing splendidly in
the Garden City. IN fact is now ou1
for a much needed rest and recrea.
ton. He will go from here tt
Minnetonka and from there to St
Louis, finally bringing up at Chicago
after an absence of say four weeks
The DOCTORS hundreds of friends
here are pleased to remember hin
4 and speak to him as Fired" count.
ing him among the very best young
men Wahpeton has yet sent out tc
the, world. He has most promis
ling future before him.