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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-30
FROM WYNDMERE.

To the Editor of The Times:
AS L have not seen any news from
this place in the paper of late. I will
send you some items.
Alex Springer and wife have
not yet returned from their trip
east.
The farmers are making the jack
rabbits suffer around here this
winter.
Mr.. f. A. Movgar and Will Strong
are doing fourishing business
pressing hay.
The young folks around Danton
are trying to get up a singing school.
Hope they succeed.
There was plum pudding social
at Alex Springer's on the oath inst. :,
with small attendance.
Mr.. Eugene Fowler is the father
Of 4 little child. l do not know
whether it is Il boy OF Il girl, at any
rate it is a large one for it weighs
four pounds.
Mr.. John Helmer's family were
down with la grippe last week, but
are much better now. l hope they
will soon be able to be around
among their neighbors again. O
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NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
~ Whereas one Wilhelm Remer did on the
23d day Of November D 1883, make lis certain
chattel mortgage on the following described
chattels, to-wlt: One bay mare age about nine
years, weight about 1000 pounds, to D Keycs.
to secure the payment Of the sum of forty.six
and 46-10O dollars, on which there is due at the
date OF this notice the sum oil fUrty-six and
46-100 dollars;
And Whereas, default has been made in the
terms Of said mortgag ge by the non-payment Of
said debt;
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of said IN ortgage. and by order of f. D
Reyes, the present owner thereof, will sell at
public auction the above described chattels at
the front door Of the .post-otlioe in the city Of
Wahpeton, county of Richland, state of North
pakota, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock m Of the 25th
day Of January, A D 1s9Oto satisfy the debt se-
cured by said mortgage and the interest thereon
and costs and expenses Of sale, and twenty five
dollars attorneys fees, stipulated in said mort
gage In case OF foreclosure.
Dated Mt WahpetOn, Richland county, state OF
N. D., this 8th day OF January A D 1890.
d kEYES, Mertgagee.
w PURCELL, Attorney for Mortgage.
(First publication January 1G. 1S0O.)
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FROM DANTON.
To t he editor of The Times.
What write for your paper.
For V. G. and l.. o. to spy.
And criticiSe and laugh at?

10 the editor OF The Times.
What write for your paper
ForV. G. and l.. o. to spy.
And criticiSe and Iaughat?
No. not l.
We hear that Mr.. NJ. X. Sargent
is still courting.
John Nulph reports that his horses
have the diphtheria.
The weather is very refreshing in
this vicinity at present.
We hear that Mrs. Jones is improv-
ing but Johnnie is no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. springer's young
est is victim Of the Ia grippe.
Chewing gum is going out Of
style,so please don't come around us
with gum in your mouth.
Mr.. M. l.. Sargent is not at home
and his brother George is doing his
chores during his absence.
We hear that the dude of Danton
has been seriously ill with the grip,
but is fast improving in health, but
not in actions, and we hope that at
the next fishing bee we will be able
to fish him out whole.
A woman can laugh with her lips,
and make man think she is the
merriest cricket in the world,
while her eyes are full Of unshed
tears, and her heart is beating as
though it would burst.
Let's all go hunting. Oh, forgot,
rabbits are to tricky for dudes
Somehow my memory has failed me
since had the influenza or French
la grippe, or blitz katarrh, or what.
ever you have a mind to call it.
When shall we have another fish.
ing bee !? Our last was a grand sue
cess. There were many there and
a very. enjoyable time was reported
The first of the evening the guessing
cushion was brought around anG
some time was spent in guessing
but Lonnie was the lucky one
Good bye needles and thread, he vii
need you no more; pins will do TO
his apron strings. There were IL
pins in the cushion. After that tn
fishing pond was broken open an
the fish began to bite. Lon SCENE
to be the lucky one again, but wl,e
J we ate the plum pudding Lon wa
left behind. HOosIER.
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~ Office at Fargo. D. r., December l3, 1899.
Complaint having been entered ut tins Office
by Frank B Baird against Thomas C Fullerton
or Thomas c Fullerton for failure to comply
with law as to Timber Culture entry No. 3245,
dated September 10th, 1879, upon the northeast
quarter of section 81, township 134, n range SOW,
in Rlchland county, North Dakota, with view
to the cancellation of said entry; contestant al
Thomas G Fullerton, has wholly failed to break
or cause to be broken, five acres or any part
thereof of said tract during the first year Of said
entry, has failed to break or cause to be broken,
five acres additional or any part thereof OF said
tract during the second year of said entry and
that such failure still exists. The said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office
on Tuesday the 4th day of February, 1890, at 10
concerning sald alleged failure
MICHAEL +. BATTET.LE, Register.
(First publication December 18th, 1881
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Married..

At St. Johns church, Wahpeton,
Tuesday January %, by Rev. Father
Albrecht, Mr.. Joseph Schoenborn Of
Breckenridge and Miss Dora Lauer
of Stearns county, Minnesota.
The bride is a niece of Mrs.
Michael Schmitt of this city. A re.
ception was rendered the happy
young couple at the residence OF the
groom's parents, Wahpeton. follow
ing the ceremony, participated in by
several of the intimate friends of
the newly welded, which lasted all
day including sumptuous dinner
and supper and hop in the evening.
The TIMES joins the many friends
of the young couple in wishing them
all the success and prosperity this
world car furnish. Mr.. and Mrs
Schoenborn will at once 60 to house
keeping in Breckenridge where Jo'
is established in a good business.
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Great Bazaar.

Great BAZAAR
Commencing on Monday Febru-
ary 10th and continuing on the l1th
and 18th a fair will be held at the
opera house for the benefit of our
Bohemian Catholic congregation.
The most elaborate preparations are
in progress, and from the interest
manifested by the public in general
we predict great success. Some
interesting contests will take place.
The adjoining parlors at the opera
house are reserved by the ladies as
dining rooms where meals will be
served to the public. The full pro-
gram and all details will appear in
THE TIMES next week.
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Ordinance No. l:>.

An ordinance to amend ordinance No L; of
the city Of Wahpeton, N Oak, entitled an ordi-
nance to provide for the issuing of sundry
licenses.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council OF the
city Of Wahpeton, N Oak:
Sec. 1. That section No2 Of said ordinance
(No 17), be and the same is hereby amended as
Of said section the words sthirty days twenty
dollars per day. be stricken out and in lieu
thereoft the following words be inserted: "one
year onehundred dollars ($100) per day
Sec. 2. All acts in conflict with this act are
hereby repealed.
Sec. B. This ordinance shall be in force after
and from its first publication.
Dated January Sth, 1890.
FRANK BRAUN, Vice President.
Attest: CnAs. G. BADE, City Auditor.
Approved January 10th, 1890.
ANTON MIkSCHE, Mayor.
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CTATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,2
~ County OF Richland. ST.

In the matter Of the estate of Ole Hang, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Angran Bratseth,
ceased, has rendered and presented for final
settlement and fie, in this court his final ne
count Of his, administration Of said estate; TINT
said estate is ready for distribution; and that
at 2 O'Clock p mat the court room of said court
ut my office on Dakota Avenue Sin the
city Of Wahpeton in said county of
Richland has been appointed by the
settlement Of said final account, at which time
and place any person interested In said estate
may appear and file his exceptions, in writing
Z to the Said final account, and contest the same.
Dated January 11,h. 1890.
4. f FREEMAN ORCUTT.
~ + lHHAL. Judge Of the County Court
Hirst public atton Jan. 16, le9O.)
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O. X. Farns1yorth. Dead.

u. X. FarNSWOrth, Dead.
Cyrus X. Farnsworth died, Saturday morning,
January 25th, 1890, of pneumonia, superinducel
ny Ia grippe, aged 4S years.
So short a time was Mr.. Farms.
worth i'll that his death spread over
the city with startling effect and
rapidity. Deceased was born at Lang
don, New Hampshire in 1912, and
coming west later on, was among
the pioneers of Wisconsin. And en-
listed in company A., Both Wisconsin
volunteer infantry, August 18th,
1862, and serving in Gen. Sully's
expedition to the Yellstone after the
Indian outbreak of that year, suffer-
ing varied hardships and experiences,
was sent south in 1864, and being
mounted helped to ferret out guer-
rillas from Kentucky and Tennessee
and subsequently engaged in the
battles Of Murfreesboro and
Franklin, and the three days bat
tie at Nashville, Tennessee, under
Gen. Thomas, and was mustered
out of service in 1865.
Mr.. Farnsworth and family re-
moved from River Falls, Wisconsin,
to Wahpeton in 1879, where they
have since resided continuously, hav-
ing built up q home, some of this
worlds goods and hosts Of friends.
G. X. Farms worth was a good citizen
and Il noble friend, and the COM
munity sustains Il loss in his untimc-
ly death. Deceased vas q member
Of Sumner post, &. A. II. and the
Odd Fellows lodge here, Of which
institutions he was an esteemed
comrade and brother and leading
member.
The memorial address was
delivered at the court house, Sunday
afternoon, by the Rev. j. M. LaBach,
whence Sumner post and the Odd
Fellows turned out in memory and
honor OF their esteemed brother,
Rev. Mr.. Smell OF breckenridge hav-
ing charge of this feature of the ser
vice. The service. upon the whole,
was most impressive, the music
being furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. nj.
IL. Morrill,, Mrs. Daniel Patterson,
Miss Jennie Northey and Sidney
DeLong, Miss Eva VanDerveer
presiding at the organ, the court
house being crowded, Of course, for
standing room. After the service
the large congregation repaired to
the residence and passed in view of
the deceased.
And the evening Of that day,
pursuant to arrangements to take
the remains to River Falls for burial,
the G. A. II. post and the Odd Eel
lows and many citizens repaired to
the residence and bore the remains
to the depot to catch the 9:43 Mani
toba train for st. Paul. Mrs. Farms
worth, Capt. a. l.. Roberts and wife
and David Purdon accompanied the
remains to their last resting place,
where, they were laid at rest Tues
day.
Deceased leaves q wife, a daughter
IL years Of age, and two sons 10
and II years Of age to mourn his
untimely departure, who, however,
we believe, are we'll provided for.
This stricken family has the sin
cere sympathy of their hosts Of
friends.
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CTATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Z
~ County Of Richland. %


In the matter Of the estate Of John Willer,
deceased.
the 10th day of Jannary, A. D. 1890 notice is
hereby given that Saturday, the 18th day Of
February, A. D. 1890, at 10 O'Clock a. M. of said
day, at the court room of said court, at the
county Of Richlanl, has been appointed by
said court as the time and place for hearing the
petition Of Lima o Willer for the issuance to her
Of letters OF administration OF the estate Of John
Willer, late OF said county of Richland,
deceased. when and where any person inter-
ested In said estate may appear and contest
the same.
Dated January 10th, 1890
FREEMAN ORCUTT,,
[sEAL1 Judge Of tile County Court
(First publication Jan. 1G, 1S9O)
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(Firsl publication, December 10 1890,
NoTicE~T!N1BER CULTURE-U. s. In

NoTiCE-TIMBER CULTURE.-U. s. Lond
co,I,, once, Fargo, N. D., December 10th, 1850.
coia oIa P Piit having been enterod at this Office
mnln 1,t Hasaman for failure to comply with law
rs rs, 10 Timber I'm Culture entry No. s7s5 dated June
lGth, 1879, npon the southeast !. section & town.
ship 1873 north range 20 west. sin Richisnd
county: N D. with view to the cancellat ton of
Sald entry; coniestantallegingt thai the said Ben.
Jamln Haganinn has failed TO cultivate ten acres
oi SAID tract or any part thereof to crop or
o.herWlse since the date of his said entry up till
,hlS present date. That the said Benjamin Hag.
aman has failed to plant or caused to be planted
,en cres or any part thereof upon said tract to
,rees, .ree seeds, cuttings, slips or anything of
tree KIND from the date of his said entry up Til
the present date, all contrary to the timber cui
lure laws. The said parties are hereby sum
mohed to appear at this Office on Thursday. tile
respond and furnish testimony concerninr M SAID ~
alleged failure. MICHAEL r. BATTELLE.
''''"''S y MUCH, Register.
(FlrSt publication Dec IN 1cSn>
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LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
S. E. DeLong, has been quite sick
with pneumonia but is now able to
be out.
See the announcement of the Do-
hemian Catholic fair in another
column.
Remember the Bohemian Catholic
bazaar at the opera house on the
10th, l1th and 18th of next month.
A. j. Formaneck has been quite
seriously ill for the past week with
pneumonia, brought on by an attack
of the grip, but is now getting bet
ter.
r. j. Hughes, who has been very
i'll for some time with asthma,
passed the crisis Sunday night, and
now, we are glad to say, is improv-
ing.
Mrs. o. II. Perry is very sick with
pleurisy, but it is thought will come
out all right, being somewhat better
to-day. o. H. has been under the
weather too but is able to be around.
Cook Baker, a son of Ferd Baker
who lives two miles north of this
city, has been very low with pneu-
monia for some time, but under the
treatment of DR.. O'Brien is now on
the high road to recovery.
Mr.. O. c.. Farnsworth of Mime
apolis came up Monday, not
having received the telegram in
forming him Of his brothers. death
until too late for him to get here
before the remains were taken away.
Ryan Bringz, who has for the past
year or two been employed at r. w.
Beatty's store has gone to st. Paul
to work and Bert Smith, Il brother
of Mrs. p. II. Stenerson, lis now in
stalled in Ryan's old place at The
Magnet.
Jos. Ianly is confined to his bed
with pneumonia and is having Il
hard time Of it, but it is thought
will pull through all right, having
rested somewhat easier last night
and feeling better this morning.
Henry Grottem was very i'll with
the grip last week, but taking a
turn for the better, Saturday, is now
improving and will be out in week
or ten days. His brother came on
from Minneapolis, Saturday evening
and is taking care of him.
Mrs. j. M. Graham was called to
their former home, Groton, S. D.,
last week by the serious illness of
her sister, and Monday of this week
Mr.. Graham received telegram say
ing that the sister was dead, Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham's friends. including
TIE TINES sympathize with them
in their sad bereavement.
johnny Schoenborn has sold the
furniture and business of the Wah-
peton Hotel to Chief of Police Joseph
Schmitt, who, having leased the
house for three years, will take pos
session between the 10th and 18th of
next month. Mr.. Schmitt will make
"a good landlord and keep the hotel
up to its present standard of excel
lence. Johnny says he intends to
rent a dwelling and remain here for
the present, at least.
Mrs. Peter Peterson of Christine,
50 years of age, committed suicide
Tuesday night. 1t seems she was
sick with a fever and delirious, and
being left alone she got up and went
out and her friends were unable to
find her until morning, when she
was discovered hanging dead to a
culvert under the track. The cor.
oner was sent for and not being in
the city, Judge Dow went up, but
on learning the facts, did not con-
slider an inquest necessary and gave
them permission to bury her.
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TAKEN UP.

On the premises of the under
signed on section IL, township 100,
range so, one dark brown mare
pony with white spot on forehead
and one sorrel colt with white spot
on forehead and white hind foot.
Owner to pay cost of keeping and
advertising. WM. MEDENwALD.
p. S. Coolidge & Jones, Hankin-
son, can furnish information. 43
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Having sold my farm, l will sell,
on or about the 18th, Of March,
1890, twenty head Of brood mar es
and work horses, on eight months
time. S. G.. IIOLTsLANDEH,
39wlO Dwight, N. d.
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2O6 La Sale Ave.

FOG La Sale Ave.
DR.. Swaine says for The TIMES
to publish the change of his address
to 206 La Sale ave-, Chicago,
Illinois.
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oiiCE or CONTEST.-u. S. Land Office
Fargo, N. d., December 9th, 1880 Cnm.
PAM PAM, having been entered at this office hy
hl'tllllaS Haas, against Maria 7. Back for nban.
1omhs omn % Ger ,sr homestead entry No 1096s dated
Sh,' s , u' ,oes, upon the swh of section 8, town
III, III 100, range ~ west in Richa nd county. N. D.
Wlth WI 4 view to the cancellation of said entry
thc ~ s:lu parties are hereby sum moned to n anneS
IT. .,,'s sd Office on Thursday, the Both day OF Jan.
r,rSi ho', at Ten o'clock Il. III. to respond and
I.ii u,iisn testimony concerning said alleged
aD',!iuohment: S,l MICHAEL F.. BATTEL LIZ.
w. E. y r. II. PURCELL, Pan;,..,
Attorneys for Contestant.
(FlrSl publication. Decemhe 10 1sanA
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s At st. Johns church, by Rev.
Father Albrecht, Mr.. Thomas Doyle
and Miss Eva Rischard, both of
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SPALDING & TEMPLETON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Negotiators of first mortgage loans on Red
River valley lands. Corner Broadway and
Second avenue.
FARGO, N. DAKOTA.
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wv A. FRANKLIN, PHI. b., NJ D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(SucceSsor to DR.. Rockwell)
Office in Bee Hive Block Residence,
Eighth St., Dr. Rcno's house,. Telephone
u. Office hOurs-9 to II Il III. and 2 to 4 p. IN.
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Wahpeton. Mr.. Doyle is the day
engineer at the water works pump
house, while the bride is one of
Wahpeton's best young ladies. THE
TIMES tenders congratula ations.
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H s. soWI.Es,
DENTIST.

Office up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
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M 0 N: E r.

DO YOU WANT \ FARM LOAN? II You do
read this before you make 1t.
]. PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN. We can moke
you loan. and divide the principal IN into
$50, 500 or $500 notes any one orSmore. or
all of which you may pay at any date ofanv
interest payment i'll any year. OF you need not
pay any OF them until the end of the full five
years. When you pay any Of these notes. the
interest on the ones paid is stopped. By this!
means, ifyou have good crop, you can nav
part or all ofyour mortgage. II you hive n
poor crop, you need not pay any oft
,. lNsTALLMENT PLAN. We canallo,v vou
pay your loan in four installmen,s: one
fourth OF it at the.end:o :or the second year one.
fourth ofit at the end OF the third. one-fonrt,,
the end of the fifth. ~ Ut
). ON OR BEFORE PLAN.IWe can rive vo,
y regular ,on or before" plan by.whlch vom
cn! pay all OF your debt any year you want to
IL we can make interest payable annually or
n ~" nnan as you PREFER andst AM. time
oa inc year that you may prefer; either i'm
spring, fall or winter. AsA A'
>. we Use but ONE MORTGAGE savinp von
M ,lie expense OF recording two mortgages and
Remem Der that with other comno,,o,
not only compelled to pay for RECORDING two
mortgages ana two satisiactiOns, but fnrever
hltef"afus, when you have an abstract mad
g"u "rt must must pay for abstracting both til n
u. we always have plenty of money. and when
ms promise you your loan you can depend on
I. Our rates ofinterest are IS low ns the ,ouest
5. We can make your loan any way Won want
1t to suit you. See US and get vonr ~ Ioon M".s ~
SUIT YOU before you make arrangements for ~ IL
elsewhere. ~. ~ u
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IT, O'BRIEN, NJ. D. c. NJ.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR,
AND OCUL1ST.
Graduate of McGill University, Montreal
Canada. Office over Hanlys Drug Store.
WAHPETON, N. DAKOTA.