The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-07-31

AOS CSSS, A6SC, SoOu UeoI COWS, &c
steers, 2ac; pork, Sc; sheep, Sc
calves-good, Sc; hides-good, 39c
H. A. TeWalt, Clairvoyant, is at
the Merchants Hotel, Breckenridge,
or will visit residences in this city
if desired.
Ralph Sage and Miss Kittie Sher.
man were married at Moorehead
Monday, by the Rev. Mr.. Edwards
THE TIMES tenders the happy
young couple congratulations.
We have correspondence crowded
out, among which is a superb letter
from Consul Croft. Beginning will
next week we will make room for
more home matter.
We are glad to note that oul
friend Rev. j. Weysters of Coils
Minnesota, who has been quite sick,
is on the way to speedy recovery
His illness was caused by overwork
Father Rabsteinek paid him a fly
ing visit this week.
The first day of August the
Northern Pacific will change its
time table at this point, theexpress
arriving here from the east at I'll!
a. III. and departing for the east at
500 y. M, carrying the finest sort
of Pullman cars. Good idea. Time
table next week.
YThe Democratic ward caucase.
last evening elected the following
delegates to to-morrow's county con
yention First Ward. John Ship
pam, Walter Pelham, Micllae
Schmitt, Chas. Damerel, Chasaes
Mayer. and Frank Braun. Sdeoni
Ward /: IL. G. Albrecht, Geo. p
CARED, w. Il. Orcutt, Jacob Schoen
born, and Frank Voves. Thirt
Ward +: W. Il. Purcell, S. II
Snyder, Dr.. Triplett, and Plus
Mayer.
Miss Mary Aspinwall passed ;
most creditable examination by
Superintendent. House, Monday
and was granted Il certificate, com
plying with the requirments of the
board Of education who employed
her to take charge Of TIE primary
department of the public school
Miss Aspinwall is in fine spirits
and although she will return tt
Granite with Mrs. Crowl this week,
she will lie on hand September first
|eady for work. She is now in at.
tendance at the county institute.
Frank Crowl and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Aspinwall, sis
ter of Mrs. Crowl, arrived at Wah
peton. the latter part of last week
and are at home with Mr.. and Mrs
Aspinwall. Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs
Crowl and Mrs. Aspinwall took q
run up to Grand Forks and took ir
the Republican convention, while
there. The visitors will return to
their. home III Granite Falls the
Flatter part of the week, having beer
through. several eastern states on q
vacation, Frank being station agent
for oke Great Northern at that place
|
"Spike" lost one of his most vaIu
able horses, Wednesday of this week
Doctor Archibald owned by DR.. Arch
ibald>o jamestown, brought dowr
here a fawApeeksAgo and only recent
ly trotted a contest with Peter Hafl
sons Tom, making a>yery pretty
race. 1t had recently been. noticed
that Doctor Archibald's Kidney.
We're out of order, and all possibl,
was done for the poor animal, but
to no avail. A post mortem showed
that the horse died from kidney
affection, us above intimated., DR.
Archibald, the owner, is in Europe
There are between thirty an(
forty enthusiastically all ladies-ir
attendance at the county institute
Prof. W. II. Fort and Supt. House
directing the proceedings. The ex
ercises, for The most part, have
treated of physiology with illustra
tions, MISUNDERSTANDING or
fundamental rules and proportions
government surveys, photography
which proved very interesting
feature us presented longitude and
time by means of an apparatus
constructed by Prof. Fort, worked
by concrete methods and gives great
satisfaction. The institute is one
of the most instructive and success
full ever held in the county.
| Fergus Falls has a sensational
elopement in the personages OF
James f. CoHie, a prominent law.
yer, and Mrs. Walter Lilley. 1t is
remembered that about five years
ago, two young couples from F fergus
came over here and were married by
Rev. II. w. Troy. One of these
was Walter Lilley and wife, and II
was almost Immediately thereaftei
learned the young people had run
away from their respective homes tc
be married. And now comes this
subsequent doubl desertion an(
disgrace. Mr.. Cd&ie was of Tin
law firm of Clapp, Woodland & CoI1l
of Fergus and he deserts wife and
four children, while Mrs. Lilley
leaves no children. 1t is now said
by once intimate friend of Mrs
Lilley that she recently declared
that cauld she live over again tht
n q