The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-03-20
LOCAL NEWS.

The Congregational ladies spider
web social was a great success. Dor
Il. Davidson got the prize.
Any one in need of first class
man for all work can be directed te
such by applying to THE TIMES.
l Will Gillitt is out ut Helena,
MOntan. and is greatly taken up
with the rush and business there.
Miss Annie Hingtgen gave a
birthday party Sunday evening last
which was largely attended by her
young friends.
\Math Kraker will remove to Wah.
peton together with his family soon
and take u position in Anton Mix
sche's store.
We understand that the Bohem-
ian Catholic church is out of debt,
and will this fall build parochial
school building.
Father Rabsteinek and Albert
Chezick we're in St. Paul last week
on business connected with st.
Adalbert's church.
The meetings continue at the
Congregational church on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings with
unabated interest.
Samuel Taylor sold a pair of five
year old colts last week for $4,000.
Mr.. Taylor raised them himself and
Of course they were good.
George is here to stay and as an
evidence of the fact, is having his
awning fixed up and front painted
in fine style. See him for low prices
in boots and shoes.
The district convention of the
Y. M. G. A. meets at Morris, Min
nesota, March 28th. to last one day.
Rev. j. M. LaBach of this city is on
the program for an address before
the body.
Miss Minnie Carter returned to
Wahpeton last week from her New
England home to make this her
future home. Miss Carter's many
young lady friends are pleased to
welcome her back.
The Great Northern has put on a
passenger service between Wlllmar
and Sioux City, Iowa. In fact a
person may now leave Wahpeton in
the evening and arrive at Sioux
City the following morning.
It is seldom that amusement seek
ers can better satisfy themselves
than by seeing j. S. Murphy in
"Shaun Rhue." He is irresistible
and hopes to greet a full house on
the 25th. Go to the Magnet for re-
served seats.
A prisoner in Jail from Sargent
county for selling mortgaged pro-
perty, dug his way out Tuesday
night and made successful escape.
The sheriff left the man in the cor
ridor of the Jail and he cutting
away the window facing, Knocked
out some brick and sloped:
J. S. Murphy, the renowned Irish
comedian and vocalist is booked at
Seely's opera house for Tuesday,
March 25th. He is a favorite wher-
ever he goes and gives a thoroughly
frst-class entertainment in that
masterpiece of Irish dramas, "Shaun
Rhue." Tickets at the Magnet.
Father Albrecht did big days
work last Sunday. He held service
at St. Johns churcn. 8 o'clock a. IN.
and leaving here at about nine arriv-
ed at McCauleyville at 1880 and
holding service there, returned and
addressed his congregation here at
$3.50 p. m on the anniversary Of ST.
Patrick's Day.
i Geo. Moody, the horse doctor. has
Just received case of the finest
kind of surgical instruments. Mr.,
Moody has few equals as veterin-
arian in this section, and has
been to considerable expense in it,
ing himself out with the necessary
tools with which to perform all sur
gical and dental operations on
horses and cattle.
Father Rabsteinek was prepared
to attend the st. Patrick's festivities
ut Fargo, Monday, but getting a let
ter from Bishop Stanley, stating
that he would not be there, and
that the banquet would be post
poned, the former decided not to 60
The Bishop went east on a mission
in behalf of the Indians.
s1HJohnnie Schoenborn and Henry
Deitz returned from Duluth tn,
other day, after having decided tt
locate at that city. Mr.. Schoenborl
purchased a lot and will erect ;
building thereon at once. He has
!. not fully decided just what bust mes!
8 he will enter. But will mak'
! ! Duluth his future home. Mr.
. Deitz will build a residence.
y = George Faber Of Fergus Falls
!; who two years ago. held position
9 in Anton Miksche's store has re
J; turned since the Miksche Brother
d opened in Breckenridge, and hi
! cheerful coUntenance may be seel
at the old quarters where he j
pleased to shake hands with oil
friends and waits upon customer
with Il diplomacy not met wit
d every day. Mr.. Faber makes on
} feel cheerful whether he wants to b
. cheerful or not.
= Ix The Miksche Brothers opene
:, their general mercantile establish
: = ment ut Breckenridge last week
i giving a free lunch in IL,