The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-09-04

Ticket and platform fourth page.
Mrs. n. L. Rice has gone to New
York visiting.
Read r. W. Beatty's new ad. See
him for fruits, &c.
John Movius of Lidgerwo0d was
in the city yesterday on business.
Anton GILES and Frank Rettie
have been on the sick list this week.
Mrs. John Donavon is ut Minor
visiting, having gone out there
Saturday.
Joseph II. kcnerson goes to the
twin cities this (Thursday) evening
on business.
Rev. Il. +. Bradley of Yale is
here the guest of Rev. j. M. La
Bach. this week.
John Zimmerman's boy was
kicked in the face by Il colt the Other
day ana very severely hurt.
Father Albrecht is pushing mat
ters for his big church fair, te
come off about the middle of Octo
ber.
The paroclial school will open
Monday, the Sth inst, but the
public school will not open till the
22nd inst.
The cards are out announcing
the marriage of John Nangle and
Miss Rose Klaus, Fergus Falls, 10th
inst.
Reports are very favorable for the
success of Col. Benton and the en-.
tire Democratic ticket. 1t looks
like a Democratic year.
DO not fail. to inspect Reeder's
large stock of goods before purchas.
ing your fall goods. He has of the
best anything you want.
Misses Edith and Bessie Mitchell
went to Wahpeton, Saturday morn
ing to spend Sunday with Mrs. Ii. F,
I.ounsbury.- Fergus Falls Journal.
Daniel Patterson, formerly of
this city but now president Of the
National bank at Wahpeton has
been visiting in IIillsboro.- Hills.
boro Press.
George, the footwear man, is out
with new attractions. He has a big
display of boots and shoes and says
that he proposes to give his custo.
mers the worth of their money every
time.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational church met at Mrs
La Bach's, Wednesday afternoon,
and elected Mrs. NJ. p. Proper
president and Miss Nettie Mexican
secretary.
Joseph Hunt the shoe man has
struck new plan, and proposes to
furnish every person with free
ticket to the fair grounds this fall
Read his I'D in another place in to.
days paper.
The Hon. John d. Benton and the
Hon. M. N. johnson will he al
Wahpeton and address the people on
the second day Of the exposition, the
18th. We believe it is not to be s,
political talk.
Secretary Snyder and Treasurer
Morrill, are working like beavers to
make the coming exposition a sue,
cess. They shonld have the encour.
agement of every WOuld-be pro-
gressive citizen.
Tin Plate Dunnell of the First
district, Minnesota, has exempli
fled the Republican position or
tariff reform. Read of the cold
war hoss'' on the Fourth page
He's a fair sample.
Hans A. Aim and Miss Matilda
Herman, both of Hankinson, were
married at the residence of John
Shippam in Wahpeton by Rev. j. II
Keeley on Thursday, August 28
TIE TIMES extends congratulations
The Indications are that there
will be a large attendance at the
East Dakota Exposition, Wahpe.
ton, this year so all friends OF
the enterprise and especially home
people, should prepare home ex.
hibits. Let us have a good dis.
play. Let the products be shown
up.
DR.. Geo. E. Moody has Just re.
ceived a rotary and vibrating power
horse clipping machine which cost
him Sly. Geo. has been to a bic
expense to fit himself with the
necessary instruments with which
to perform all kinds of operations on
animals, and there is no doubt he
has the, finest and most complete
outfit in the northwest.
Conductor Fox removed his
family to Wahpeton, the latter part
of last week, and was hardly settled
before he received orders to 10 onto
the main line, between st. Paul and
Fargo. and take care of Nos. s
and s. Conductor Fox is one of
the best sort of men and his Wah-
peton friends hope to see him run.
ming into this city again. ere long.
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