The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-10-23
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The Hon. S. T.. Stebbins was in
the city Monday.
Col. Benton and Mr.. Roach were
at Kindred last evening.
Mrs. c. 1. Croft went to Minnea-
polls, last evening for Il few days
stay.
Mrs. A. l.. Roberts is visiting her
husband and friends in West Super-
ior. this week.
The Swedish ladies will appear at
Seely's opera house, November 10th
next. These people have been here
and are fine.
While the train made its usual
halt at Abercrombie. yesterday, we
learned that Matt Brake would
surely get big vote in the north
for register. That's right, Matt
will be elected.
Kunte Rinde, farmer living six
miles north of Dwight, over in
dulged in strong drink last evening,
cut his throat from ear to ear, and
may die. DR.. O'Bgien was called
and dressed the wound.
Seely's opera house will be occu-
pied all next week IT, the May
Louise Aigen dramatic company,
opening Monday evening with "Mar-
Bile Heart" The company comes
well recommended, and should have
ful, houses.
Mrs. E. M. Hanly and Grandma
Black started last evening for
Stuttgart, Arkansas, where Will
IIanly is located. Mrs. Hanly and
Grandma had become old settlers
and their scores Of friends were
sorry to see them leave.
The fair being conducted by FIR.
Albrecht and St. Johns congregation
is doing land Office business. The
dinners and suppers are superb,
and the school building gets u
great boost. A man aiding this aids
an educational institution, which is
right.
Mayor Purdon has called an I'M
migration meeting at the court
house, Wednesday evening the 29th
inst, to take into account the
work done at Grand Forks few
days since in behalf of immigration
for North Dakota. Don't forget to
attend this meeting.
II. A. Murrel, representing the
st. Paul Globe was in the city Mon
day and picked up some eighteen
names for that superb newspaper in
short order. The Globe is the best
newspaper published in the twin
cities, and this is universally ad-
mitted to be the fact in the matter.
We understand Prest Barnes made
a little mention Of his appeal here
in behalf of the Fargo college
in the Fargo Argus of a late issue,
which we would. copy were we able
to find copy Of the Argus in town.
The president had better put his
productions into the Fargo Daily
Republican if he would have them
seen.
If the German people would have
Il representative in the court house,
have Il man there who could speak
the German language and interpret
for them when needed-in the
transaction Of county business, they
should vote for Chas. G.. Bade. He
is on the Democratic ticket, and no
German is on the Republican ticket.
1t is predicted that Walter Muir,
the candidate for governor on the
Farmers and prohibitionists' ticket,
will poll 1000 or 5000 votes, and
that this promises to elect that
superb statesman, w. N. Roach, to
the governorship. Let every man
who believes in integrity, ability,
education and refinement, vote for
w. N. Roach.
President Barnes of the Fargo
Congregational College, occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday morning last, and
made a profound appeal for aid to
to the college, and the congregation
came down handsomely. promising
to pay in the aggregate $500. annu-
ally for five years toward the sup
port of this college. 1t is a hand.
some tribute, but deserved.
We were in Fargo last evening
and although opinion is divided, the
best predictions were that Col. Ben.
ton would carry that Republican
city. The friends of honest and
just taxation every where are sup.
porting the colonel in his superb
fight against the peoples adopting
the outrageous Mckinley law. The
home argument is what tells any
person may consult his grocer OF
his general merchant and learn that
the mails are loaded down with cir.
cnlars warning the retailers of i'm
pending and sure increase in prices,
from a paper of pins to threshing
machine. Let North Dakota give
the tariff sharks surprise party by
electing John D.. Benton to con.
gress. 1t is the peoples fight, and
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