The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-09-25
School convncnccd yesterday.

School couvnenccd yesterday.
Nj. Ployhar has gone t q Fargo on business,
Henry Koppleman and Miss Amelia Nistel are
| licensed to wed.
| Richard Mahcel and Miss Augusta schultz are
| licensed 10 we'd.
| GuStavc Tcl@ncr and Miss Minnie l;ol,lnick
| were married by the Rev. T.. fIlnck Sept. 18Th.
| lS9O.
WANTED.-Ai once. a good girl for general
house work. Apply AT the residence A. l..
Roberts on fifth Street.
| Lathrup Stewart Jr. and wife are the lmupy
parents OF little gi:l. the young Miss having
put IN an appearance Saturday.
Alfred Oman and Miss Matilda Anderson
were married al The home of the brides parents
| 10y Justice Dow. Saturday evening.
Rev. Father Coma uty of Grand Forks was the
guest OF Father Alhrechl of tins city tins week,
and paid l'iiE TIMES pleasant call.
There WAS a happy surprise party at the house
OF Judge and Mrs. Sllppam Saturday evening.
ON The occasion of tle ndscs 10Th birthday.
TnE TUNES cordially thanks the business men
OF Wahpe,"n for the hearty manner in which
they supported its daily edition during the fair.
II. Bergerimg and Joseph HaSkaup, capitalists
and bankers Of MelrOse. Minnesota, are in the
rity guests Of Anton Aliksclc. Esq, and Tues
iay paid visit to Mr.. Mlkschc'S farm accom-
panied hy that gentleman.
Dawson Bell has finally secured the Grand
| llocl at Fergus for S15UD, ground, furniture
and ''whole shooting match. Good for Fer.
| gus and good for Dawson.
s. ri. Snyder OF Wahpeon for States Attorney.
! Thomas Connolly of Summit for Coroner and \
IL. Tweto OF Eagle for Consta BILE, are the names
! recently supplied on the Democratic ticket.
All good men.
There is to be Il family reunion OF Contractor
liot'S people at Sioux City, Iowa. nest week,
and MIR. Holt and his son, W. c., depart for
that city Tuesday. While there they will of
course take in the Corn Palace.
The symph,ly of the fraternity gncs on, to
Editor McCuliy Of the North Dakota Advocate
Grafton. whose wife died Tuesday Sept. 10th.
1890. Til" young couple had been married less
than two years, and il is sad blow TO the
| bcrieved husband
Marvin y. Cox and Miss Bessie A. Beck, both
| of Grand Folks, were married at Lakota Mon-
| day last. Mrs. Cox Is II sister of Fred Beck OF
THE TIMES. We extend congralulntion to the
young couple and wish them happiness and sue
cess in their journey through life.
The Democratic legislative ticket is d good
| one. The Hon. S. l.. Stchbins for the senate,
aud Capt. Cope, DR.. Trplctt ANA Com. Larson
| for the lower house, are men to he commended
l
| looiery about any one Of these gentlemen. Let
| us all vote hard for them.
| The New York Bargain Store has taken first
rank with the leadng mercantile csta bliShments y
| of lhe city and now have just about everyt hing
in the market in the shape of dry goods, notions
| groceries, clothing, &c., &c. And TIE TIMES
would call special attention to their cloak de-
partment. These gentlemen have just re.m0d-
elcd 1t room 10 be used entirely as cloak de.
partmcnt, AMI have filled the same with this
line of goods: and it will pay to inspect their
large stock before purchasing elsw here. 1t had
been our purpose to call attention to these
facts during the fair.
| Matthias Brakkc o: Abercr0mbic our candid.
ale FOR register Of deeds in the city Monday,
| paid The TINEsa pleasant call. Mr.. Brake
is the popular justice Of Abercrombie, and is Il
| man who carries his town sOlnily at election
times, and having served the people there in
some capacity most of the time for the past
| seven years, is known to be as ''sQuare as {:
dollar" The very fact that he has made and is
| making such Il success OF the farmers cO.opera
tive mercantile establishment there, proves his
capabilities and his trust-worthincss. II is til,
| 1ut .In aIf
TO stand solidy by Brakke.
| II. T.. Rice who acted as one OF the specia
policemen during the fair, slya he would lik.
for THE TIMES to state that he was in the lin.
of duty, simply. when attacked by the party
on the race track. The aicer, he says, having
been told by marshal OF the day Bert Spaldn.
| that that particular man had given HIM more
| trouble than all the balance together, asked
that he be induced to leave the track and stay
out of the way-wlich orders Mr.. Rice says he
was obeying. and he thought in a gentlemanly
manner, when the fellow, turned on him and
struck him full III the face. which precipitatel
The trouble. There seems to he various opin.
ions about the matter, but we are satisfied that
| the stranger struck the official first.
Let our good German friends un-
derstand distinctly that any candi-
date in opposition to any Demo
cratic candidate is favoring prohibi-
tion--no matter what he may pre.
tend. and is endeavoring to destroy
the power Of the Democratic party.
the party asking for Il resubmission
OF this question.
Let us all understand that Judge
Orcutt has been in Richland county
since 1873. and having held impor-
tant public positions is now closing
a fractional term of Judge of the
county court Gudge of probate), for
which lie is a candidate for at least
a full term; that from the first day
to the present hour he has not been
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