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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-02-27
Father Mayer on Lotteries.

The Catholic church will be
crowded this evening as everyone
is des1rous of hearing Father May
er's remarks on the lottery. The
lecture will begin promptly at 7:30
p. M, and as Father Mayer is an
eloquent speaker and the subject
is one Of general interest, those de-
string seats should 60 early. 1t is
understood that the Catholic church
will be defended against the rellec-
tions east upon it by the protestant
minister's Bismarck Tribune.
Father Mayer. it is known, is a
brother of Plus and Charles Mayer
of this city. We notice that the
Tribune often notices the reverend
gentleman, and that lie conducted
Il fair there the other day, realizing
more than $1,000, and that the pro-
testant churches there are fighting
him along with the lottery scheme,
now dead.
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Mrs. l.. a. Wilson has been ill
The past few days, but is now i'm

Mrs. L. a. Wilson has been ill
the past few days, but is now i'm
proving.
For the annual encampment Of
G. A. r.. to be held ut Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, March 10th to 2lst,
the Milwaukee road will sell eNcur-
sion tickets ut one fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale March Is and
~, good to return until March Oath.
Fare, $1O.13. n. +. MELLEN, Agt.
Miss Clara Dunlap arrived in tile
city Tuesday and having visited
with her many friends to Thursday
noon, departed for Fargo where she
will meet Miss julie Roberts, who
has been ut Grand Forks for several
days, when the girls will proceed to
Sauk Centre. Miss Dunlap's home,
where Miss Roberts will visit some
days, and She returning home, will
meet Mrs. Hattie Miller nee Dunlap,
mt Fargo when the two ladies will
come on to Wallpcton, where Mrs.
Miller will visit for a few days.
Something of Il program, isn't it.
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Consul General Croft.

TIE TIMES has been exceedingly
dilatory in noticing the appoint
ment, some two weeks since. of our
fellow townsman, G. l. Croft, to
the United States Of Colombia con-
sui generalship; and although it
comes late it is none the less
heartily that we add our congratu-
lations to the good fortune of so
worthy man us Mr.. Croft. The
newly appointed consul will he
located at Carthagena. the capital of
the state of Bolivar in the United
States of Colombia, in the northern
part Of South America, on the Car
ribean SEA ut the mouth of the Mag
dalena river. Carthagena is city
of some 10000 people. being in fact
one OF the ancient walled cities of
South America, located on high
land. over which plays delightful
sea breeze Of even temperature.
1t had been Mr.. Croft's desire to
60 to the City of Mexico, but failing
in this, undoubtedly lie has been
wise in accepting Colombia, for.
having been to some pains, learn
something of the surroundings and
affairs of the present location. is
assured that it is really a desirable
position.
1T is possible that this is the only
foreign appointment the present adj
miniStrAtiOn viii! make from North
Dakota. and TIE TIMES is pleased
That deserving man got the honor.
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Business Personal.

f. Il. Winship of the firm of Win
ship 4 Gilman, Fargo, general
agents for the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society of the u. S. has been in
the city for several days arranging
for the establishment Of Il special
agency here for his company. His
SON w. +. Winship, will take charge
of the agency here, having secured
Office room with G. r. Looms over
Nelson's store, and later expects to
bring his family here for residence.
The company thus to he repre-
sentcd IN our midst is one Of the
three largest life companies in the
world in fact has a larger business
in force, (S625,00o,9 ,900.) and IL larger
surplus ($222, 800, ,o00) than any other
life company. 1t also has many
other features of unsurpassed excel
cnce which Mr.. Winslup will gladly
explain to those interested.
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VOL. H..
LOCAL NEWS.

Hugh Bell died last night. His
father will be here from Canada in
Il day or two.
The Broadaxe says Lidgerwoo,l
has proposition to bond for two
Thousand dollars to aid Il Touring g
mill. The same to be voted on at
the spring election.
The ladies of the M. Il. church are
to give an oyster supper on Friday
evening, March 9TH, III the store
room now occupied by Woodward,
tie jewelcr. Look out for an
nouncemcnt next week.
Fred Mold who was for several
years an esteemed citizen of Wall
peton. but removing to Duluth two
years ago, died at that city last week
of dropsy. Mrs. Mold has the
sympathy OF her Wahpeton friends.
We believe there are no children
in the family.
Martin Smittzer an employee of
the keystone Farm. committed sui
eide. Friday of last week by hang
ing himself in the granary. Coroner
Roberts held an inquest with above
result. Deceased was a widowcr,
and SO far us known had no relatives
in this conntry. lie was properly
buried at IIanklnson.
Rudolph Blum and Lena kole-
schek were married ut Cresco, Iowa.
Tuesday. February 1, and arrived
Sunday morning. The same even
ing \ number of the groom's friends
made the usual call Refreshments
were served and after an enjoyable
time the party dispersed. \ few
German, songs, some Bohemian and
."Fatler. Come Home" were sung.
Edward Bauer, Mat I.l,nda and
Frank llohza rendered few pieces
on their cornets.- Iidgerwool
BroadaXe.
VIM. Bergen. the pioneer news
paper man of Richland county, who
established the Hichland County
Gazette in April, 1879, the same
day, week and year in fact, in
which the Free Press was establish ed
by Wood. is in the city in the in
tciest Of the Daily Times of Mime
apolis. MIR. Bergen looks us natural
as life and greeting his cid friends
with Il hearty shake OF the hand {.
lie has been in the newspaper
business continuously since leaving
here in so and is doing good work
for the Daily Times.
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WashingtOn'S Birthday in our
Schools.

TO Tie Editor OF The Times:
Washington's birthday was ceIe-
brated by our schools, and many OF
the citizens visited the school rooms
which were handsomely decorated.
The teachers and pupils deserve u
great deal of praise for the interest
they manifested in fixing up the
rooms so nicely. And the children,
especially in the lower rooms seemed
delighted that friends of the school
were interested enough to visit
them. The high school furnished
an entertainment that was very
creditable to them. Some of the
features Of this entertainment en-
abled one to Judge of the work done
in the school. The quotations given
by the pupils evinced excellent
taste and an acquaintance with
literature very creditable to them.
This part Of the exercises was very
good and cannot but do good. The
music was very good and the deh ate
manifested resrarch and grit. Each
side took pains to win and did
all they could to impress upon
the judges that either Lincoln
or Washington was the greater.
All came away convinced that
both of these great men, one
the "Father of his Country" and
the other the Savior of his Coun-
try were great. All the exercises
were enjoyable and the visitors
were convinced from what they saw
that the principal and teachers are
doing good work and that the pupils
are trying to make good use OF
their privileges. We shall not soon
forget the OCCASION and feel grateful
to all who took a part in the exer
cises. May they often have sucl
pleasant entertainments. VISITOR
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w. +. PURCELL, Plaintih'S Attorney.
First publication January, =, 1880.

MORTGAGE SALE-Whcreas Default ha $ been
ul made i'll the conditions of Il certain mOrtg.
age executed and delivered by +. p. Norris
mortgagor, to Edmund II. Carter, mortgag gee,
hundred and eighty.nine. and recorded as q,
mortgage in the office OF the register of deeds
of the county of Riclland in the territory of
Dakota, on the l2th day of April. A d 1889, al
II O'Clock III the forenoon in book of mort :.
cages, on page 20l on which there is claimed to
Of three hundred and twelve dollars, and sixty
five cents (S312 .G5) and no action or proceeding
has been instituted at law III equity to re.
cover the debt secured by said mort agc or any
part thereof.
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby civcn, that hy
virtue OF power OF sale c0nta ined in said mort
gage, and OF the statute in such case made and
provided the said mort gase will be foreclosed by
sale. of the mOrtgaged premises therein de-
scribed. which sale will be made at the front
door OF the court house IN the city of Wahpeton,
in the county Of Richland and state OF North Da.
kota, at public auction, by the sheriff Of said
county, or by his deputy, on FRIDAY, the
9lst day OF February, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and ninety, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
tOsatfsfy the amount which shall then be due on
snid mortgage. with the interest thereon, and
costs and expenses of sale, the sums paid by
said Edmund II. Carter. if any, for taxes, and
fifty dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated in
said mort "a go in case OF foreclosure.
The premises described In said mort gage, and
80 to be sold, are the piece or parcel Of land
horth Dakota, and known and described a,
follows, to-wit: northeast quarter (neli) see
tion tWenty-three (23) in township one hundred
nnd thirty:itye (l35) of range fifty .one (5D.
Dated ut WapetOn, N. d., Dec. 49, \ d 1889.
EDMUND II. CARTER,
X. N. lNH, aLortgagec.
Attorney for MOi tgagec.
First pub. Jan. Su. 1901
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An effort is being made to have a
course of lectures ut Wahpeton, and
the enterprise is now about certain
Those pushing it are now selling
tickets for the whole co,lrSc---live in
number--for one dollar each. If
enough tickets can be sold to ensure
against loss the lectures are II sure
thing. Colonel Plummer of Cassel-
ton is to deliver the first. which now
is decided to he on the 10Th of March.
Surely enough tickets should be sold
to make this effort Il success. More
nnvt wool,
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Death OLA Society Favorite.

FERGUS FALLS, Feb. Miss
Nellie Power, aged twenty-one years,
daughter of J. b. Power, late land
commissioner of the Manitoba road,
died this week at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
where she had been ill with fever
several weeks. Miss Power was at
tending a school there. Her parents
were with her during her illness.
She was we'll known both in this
city and in st. Paul, where she was
Il great society flvorite.
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NOTICE-TlAIBER CuLTURE.--u S. LAND
Office ut Walcrtuwn,S. d.. January 10
1870. Compliant having been entered ut this
kns tor failure to comply with law as to
Timber Culture entry No !Sil dated May ,lst,
1880 upon the northeast quarter section j! twp
l29, range A. in Richlind county. North Dak0ta
with a view to the cancellation of said entry:
contestant alleging that the said Thomas naw-
kins has no, broken or caused To be broken any
part OF said tract, that there are no signs of
ever any trees. tree seeds or cuttings having
heen planted thereon, that said failure still ex.
lists. The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at the Office of Hans y. AIM, II notary
public. at Hankinson, N. Dakota on the aOth
day OF March, 1880. at 10 O'Clock Il. M. to res
pond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. and AT this office on the aith day
Of March, lSlo, at p. III. for final hearing
G. q. WILLIAMS, Register.
X. 4. CARPENTER. Receiver.
III IS SNYDER, Attorney, Wahpeton. n. d.
(First publication January. 10 lSaD)
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WaSnington's Birthday.

Prof. Fort conducted one of the
most unique and enjoyable school
entertainments in celebration of the
l59th anniversary of Washington s
birthday that it was ever our
pleasure to attend. The several de-
partnent> Of the graded school
building were nicely decorated with
pictures. flags, etc, while that of the
high school and grammar depart
ments combined. was especially well
arranged with pictures of Americas s
greatest statesman, llags, bunting,
draperies, etc.
The pupils in the various depart
ments did nicely in the way Of de-
c'amptions. readings, dialoges, sing
ing, etc. all appropriate to the
occasion T: while the program in the
high and grammar departments
was, aS above intimatcd, very inter-
esting, and about the only way to
convey an idea of the work done. is
to publish Il synopsis OF the proceed
ings, which is rs follows:
SYNOPSIS.
Song. Star Spanglcd Banner, School
Son ns............W .Washmgton's Birthday. School
Th"maS Drcw.... iah ButicrwOrth
OUR UNION.
Here came in Il feature wherein
the pupils named represented states.
respectively. with clam by each
Of what it had done and was doing
in the Union. IN this order:
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REDUCTION in BRAN.
Bran ut the New Star Roller Mills
ut $40 per ton or soc per cwt. 46
WHO WANTS TREES.

The undersigned is taking orders
for trees, and in addition to furnish
ing the same, solicits the work of
planting tree claims. Can furnish
trees Of any growth. from four
inches to fifteen feet. Terms made
known on application in person or
by letter. \. O. SOLE,
Al COlfaX. Y. ID.
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ATTENTION.

Farmers, you all know that the
Havana Press Drill is the best in
the market. Leave your orders ut
Schiller Bros. Wahpeton N. Oak,
before March 10th and take advan-
tage of the discount on carloard
rates. AZ
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Our union-C Chorus. us................. $50. School,
New Hampshire. Harry Damere
Connecticut ............ .......,....A ma HOde
Rhode island. ........... Matilda James
New ofk. fk..,................. ..GeOrge BcneSh
New Jersey ............ ......... Charles Benesh
Delaware........ ........... Frank Ployhar
Virgins; Amv ShiDpam
North and south Caro!ina. Anna IIingtgen
Penmsyl lrania. .......................M Mamie Keith
Ma Massarhusetts...... ,.... Minnie Weidman
Song ........ 49,. Red, White and Blue
Instrumental NJ usc--llh Of July. May House
And here came in thirty-seven
numbers or pupils, who each in his
or her turn arose and quoted some
patriotic sentiment.
SELECT READINGS.
selection .,.......................H Heber tiowry
Ihe Good Old DayS.............C ChaS Nc kean
Not Geo Washington. Bert Northey
Barbara Friechie. ....... Adell Delaney
Rally Round the Flag. ............... School
And here came in thirty-eight
numbers or pupils who in their turn
arose and quoted some sentiment.
This and the preceding feature be-
ing carried out by The pupil simply
rising ut his or her desk.
Duet. Misses Stinc and Nortlcy
DEBATE.
Resolved that Washington did more for his
country than Lincoln
AFFIRMATIVE. NEGATIVE
Frank d Pease. Jesse B Hawkes..
Bertha Bauer. Willie Aspinwal
Samuel CrOftS. May House.
Fred Farley, l.eOrr: Rugrcs
Rena Baker, Anna Mexican
Katie ASpinwall Augusta Olen
Addie Bauer, Mary Gallup,
Music .................W Washington and Lincoln
NHSlc-hl'ieflc;. ....................Sc School
The above exercises developed the
fact, were they needed, that Prof.
Fort has clear conception of the
work that should be pursued in the
graded school room, in affording
such pupils the rudi mcnts and
ground work to an education. The
whole school was enthusiastic, every
pupil taking the most lively interest
in the proceedings, showing breadth
and a surprising grasp Of educa-
tIonal and literary matter,--in fact
the Whole grammar and high school
seem to be started on the right road
to useful and permanent knowledge,
The Washington and Lincoln dis.
cussion was the second of the sort
the school has indulged in, and thus
far promises good results. The
professor incidentally remark ed that
the only time or lessons lost ir
preparation for the birthday cele
bration, was one Latin lesson an(
! one reading lesson.
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SIrN1s1oNs- State of Nortl Dakota.
County of Richland 81
In Justice Court, before Adolphc Bessie. Iu,,
of the Peace.
J.H kenersOn. Plaintil.

III JUSTICE CouIt, beiott AuOlpnc BESSIE. Justice
OF the Peace.
J.H kenerSOn. Plaintin.
William SanlcrsOn and
Maud SanderSOn, Defendants
The state Of North DakOa sends greeting: TO
William SandcrsOn and Maud San,lerson,
deienlantS:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my office in the city of WaphetOn, IN
said county, OH the seventeenth day of Febru-
AIRY n. 1890 at 10 o'clock u. m. :. to answer to
the complaint OF the above named plaintiff.
which was filed in my office ON the seventh day
of January, -. d. 1890, in which the said plainl
claims to recover Of you the sum of one hundred
and thirty-fOur dollars and seventeen cents.
with interest at the rate of :. per cent per
annnm from the first day of November, 1881
for goods, wares and mercha ndse furnished
amt request. between September 10, 1883, and
December 3lst, 1889, by j. II. Kcnerson, John
Nelson mercantile CO.: NJ. r. stevens; VIM
N0rthey, W. HOwry and Henry Miller, and
al OF SAID accounts were duly assigned to said
plaintiff, who is now the owner thereof, no
part OF which sun, has been paid, although due;
and you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer said com plant as above
required, said plaintiff will take judgement
against yOu in the sum OF one hundred and
thlrty-four 17--100 dollars and interest as
lnents Of this action.
Gwen under my hand this seventh day OF
January, a. d. 1890
ADOLPH BESSIE,
Justice Of the Peace within and for Richlan,l
county, N. ID.
w. +. PURCELL, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
First publication January, =, IS.m
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Wahpeton

Judge Lauder and the Hon. w.
+. Purcell returned from Bismarck
this week, and say that the capita
is yet considerably torn up over the
lottery bill.
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takes /. l6O ;.free
acres in the ia
nous Milk River
Valleys off,. Mon
tana, reached by
the Manitoba Ry.
: takes the Mani.
toba to the lakes
and woods of the
Northwest, ,,,!!Hel-
ena, Hot Springs
and Broadwater
Sanitarium.
er takes the Mani
toba to the glori-
GUS opportunities
OF the four new
states.
: takes the Mani
toba to the Great
Falls of the Mis-.
souri,.
takes the Mani
toba through the
grandest scenery
of America.
takes the Mani
toba Palace Din
ing and Sleeping
Car line to Min
nesota, North Da-
kota, South Da.
kota, Montana
and the Pacific
coast.
takes the Mani
toba cheap excur-
slons from st.
Paul to Lake
Minnetonka, the
Park Region, the
Great Lakes, the
Rockies. the Ma
tlonal Park, the
Pacific Ocean,
California and
Alaska.
will receive maps,
books and guides
of the regions
reached by the
st. Paul. Mime
apolis & Manitoba
Railway. by writ
ing to F. ]. Whit
ney. G. P.& T. A.
st. Paul, MINI.
Local Time.
st, 5 4. m. and 5 D. N :,
~ q. m. and 0:Ep. 4,
alton, Tuesdays Thnr1
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IOHN NJ. RUGGLES,
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Titles to lands investigated aud abstracts
furnished.
WAHrETON. y. DAKOTA.
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EEO. NJ. HANlY.

Ollicc up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
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nj N. TRIPLET"T, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls attended to day and night Office
over Nelson's Store l1
WAHPETOS, y. DAKOTh.
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Manitoba Local Time
Express g rSn roe she east, a. m. and D. n !:
Moorheaa accommodation, Tuesisys ~. -
2 :5p. m. . - ~s 80 s''I.s -
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DENTIST.

TT s. soWLES,
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v.QUICK, Nj. d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Diseases of Children Speciality.
Office in Pcircc's Block.
WAHrETOS, ". DAKOTA.
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O'BRIEN, NJ. ID. C. NJ.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCIlEuR,
AND OCULST.
Graduate of McGiIl University, Montreal
Canada. Office over Hanly's Drug Store.
WAHPETON, y. DAKOTA.
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And here came in thirty-seven
numbers or pupils, who each in his
or her turn arose and quoted some
patriotic sentiment.
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r Il. EVERDELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SAHPErON, DAKOTA, AND BRECKENHIDGE.
MINNESOTA.
wahleton Office with Adolph Bessie.
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Hugh Bell died last night. His
father will be here from Canada in
IL day or two.
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ARE YOU
ONE
OF
THEM :

In 1890
The Home Seek
The I1ealtl, Seel
The Fortune Sc
The Manufactu.
The Tourist
The Traveller
The Teacher
, 1890-02-25
Underground voyage. Near Boston.

Many parties have voyaged in the
tunnel, underground, from Newton to
the reservoir at Chestnut Hill, a dis
lance of four miles, and the journey is
an exciting and novel one. The water
is about two feet deep, and the current
runs about two miles an hour. Twenty
millions of gallons in twenty-four
hours is the usual supply. Manholes
are placed at intervals along the main
and a descent into one of them was
made by the writer. A ladder leads
down to a temporary landing of boards
placed across the tunnel, through
which the water glides noiselessly.
The place was like a dungeon, and the
light which the manhole admitted
from above was speedily lost in the
pitchy darkness which pervades the
conduit.
The boats which are used in the gum
mer time to convey parties of explor-
ers from point to point are provided
with torches fixed in the stern and bow
of the boat to lightthe way. The cur
rent carries the boat along, and poles
are used to guide the progress. There
is also a remarkable echo here, and a
stamp of the foot upon the boards
evokes thunderous explosions of sound
that boom and boom like distant can
non, as the sound rebounds from the
manhole along the main. One of the
party sang a few notes and the sound
was multiplied into a choir of mysteri-
u voices, the effect being indescrib-
ably weird.-Albany Express.
, 1890-02-25

PHOENIX. Ariz, Feb. PA courier
has Just arrived from the lower dam on
the Hasayampa and reports that a tre-
mendous amount of water came down
the Hasayampa about 2 o'clock Satur-
day morning. Thirty-four men lost their
lives at the lower dam, where they were
At work. They were all whites except
three Chinese. The courier reports the
town of .W~ickenberg all right. The
loss of life in the valley between Wick
for some days. but it is, without doubt,
considerable and the number may pos
sibly reach thirty or forty. The courier
states that the upper dam had undoubt-
eddy broken and carried the other two
dams below down with it. The loss Of
property In the dams alone will amount to
about $500, 900.