The Wahpeton times., 1890-11-20
Mails Close.
Mrs. Traverse a sister of Mrs. II

L. Eastman is visiting in the city.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
day, and the turkeys are already be.
gining to roost high.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the NJ. E. church, at 1880,
Rev. Mr.. Luke officiating.
The r. B. George convention and
concert company will give free
concert at the M. E. church Tuesday
evening next.
The first of series of club dances
to be given by our German citizens,
occurred Tuesday evening at Turner
Hall, and a splendid time is reported.
We forgot to mention last week
that Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sunderland
were made happy last week Mon
day by the arrival of bouncing
boy.
Sheritf-elect Pelham has so far
recovered from his eye trouble as to
be out receiving the congratulations
of his friends on his election and
also his recovery.
w. G. Holt, the photographer has
returned from Ortonville, where he
has been operating during the sum-
mer, and will now proceed to make
things hum in his gallery here.
The Reliance hose company will
give their annual ball at Seely's
opera house Thanksgiving evening.
A supper will be served at the hall
and good time is guaranteed.
L. S. Green, ahead of the r. =.
George convention and concert
company which gives free concert
at the M. +. church next Tuesday,
made us pleasant call this morning
Chris. Adams who has been en-
ployed in Frank Rettig's black
smith shop for Il long time is visit.
ing with his parents in Iowa. O.
N. Christensen takes his place in
the shop.
The band boys will manage the
turkey shoot this year. Be sure ana
go down and burn some powder to
help the boys buy some OF those
nice uniforms they have been talking
about so long.
Mrs. VIM. Northey and son Otto
have gone to Woodman, Grant
county Wisconsin, to help celebrate
the goth anniversary of her mother.
There will he a large gathering of
the family and it will be a happy
reunion.
The business end of TIE TIMES is
away this week, which will account
for the scarcity of editorial matter
this week. The acting editor
couldn't write an editorial of the
right sort for this paper. He isn't
built that way.
Next Tuesday November 25th the
lst. Rev. Bishop Stanley Of James
town will pay his first Episcopal
visit to st. Adalberts congregation,
this city. The services will COM
mence at 1880 p m. His lordship
will deliver a sermon on the occa-
sion.
Most extensive variety of cheap
heaters and cook stoves can be found
at Damerel's Hardware Store. Also
the Whittlesey Drum for heating
up stairs, saves one stove. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Store opposite
Catholic church, Wahpeton, North
Dakota. 33w4
\ A. G. Roth who for the past year
has been employed in w. G. Hoit's
photograph gallery, started Monday
morning for Minneapolis, where
we understand he has situation.
Mr.. Roth is a fine workman and q
first rate young man generally and
made hosts of friends in this city
who are very sorry to see him go.
i. L. Bogart, Postmaster Nc
Kean and Ed. Carter returned from
their deer hunting expedition last
Saturday. The deer that Bogart
was reported to have slain must
have slipped through crack some
where, or perhaps he sold it to
some unfortunate hunter who had
failed to secure one. At any rate it
hasn't shown up here yet.
Bishop Stanley will deliver the
sermon Thanksgiving morning at
1880, at St. Johns church, after
which the dedication of the new
school house will take place. In
the evening he will lecture in the
church. 1t had been the idea to
have this lecture in the opera house,