The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.

IA SlIl was DOFn 10 MI. anu MCS.
Charlie Mayer, Tuesday.
Chas. E. Humans case has been
postponed for tife present.
Johnnie Schoenborn and Henry
Deitz went to Duluth last week.
Attorney Wolfe of Mllnor, in the
city looking after business before
the court, paid THE TIMES pleas.
ant call yesterday.
Mr.. j. +. Wilkes and Miss
Mahala Roger were married at the
residence of the brides parents by
Rev. j. H. Keeley, Wednesday.
The ladies of the w. G. l.. U. are
preparing to give an entertainment,
members Of the Loyal Temperance
Legion taking part in the proceed
ings.
Judge Templeton is a ruslrer, and
with all is decidedly a good judge.
He is by long odds the quickest man
that ever sat on the bench in this
district.
Mrs. \. NJ. Wilcox. state superin-
tendent of the Juvenile work of the
w. C. T.. U. is making arrange
ments to travel the present season
in the interest of the work.
The ladies of the Congregational
society will give a social at the re-.
sidence of Mrs. John Ink, Tuesday
evening of next week, March 18Th.
All are cordiallyInvited to attend.
A hotel keeper named McCulloch
of Campbell. Minnesota, IN town
drunk this week, raised a distur-
bance at Eugene Rischard's store
aud being locked up was subse-
quently taken before a.justice and
fined, costs and all amounting to
some $50.
Clark Comstock is in bed with a
relapse of the grip, and is quite ill.
There is no two ways about the
grip, if one gets it in good shape he
should by all means remain. quiet
in the house TIL strong and Quite
over it. We hope and expect Clark
will be out in Il few weeks.
The following marriages were
solemnized by Justice Bessie: March
5, 1890, Cllas. Zimmerman and TIllie
Erickson, DO II of Wahpeton.
March s, 1890. Spencer l.. Sanders
and Carrie Madsen, both of Battle
Lake, MINI. March IL. 1890, John
Sherman and Emma Voeltz, both of
Wahpeton. ::
Geo. L. Moody, the horse doctor,
can always be found at Michael
Schmitt's hotel, the Commercial.
''Doc." has made many friends
among the horsemen and farmers
of this section and is considered IL
first class judge Of horses generally.
He has decided to locate here per-
manentIy, us his 'ad' in another
column will show.
A large number Of ladies and
gentlemen of st. Johns church,
gathered at the parochial residence,
Monday evening, and presented
Father Albrecht with a very hand
some china dinner set, consisting
of one hundred pieces. 1t was an
enjoyable presentation, and in re-
turn as Father Albrecht never fails
to entertain his guests after the
the most approved fashion, the
evening was most prolitably spent.
Valentine Deitz had the misfort-
une to fall from Mayer Bros. ice
house, Tuesday, and broke his right
leg between the ankle and knee and
bruised the ankle JOINTS very severly.
Dr.. Quick was called and setting the
leg, thinks the patient will get on
and come out sound in a few weeks
Valentine struck squarely upon his
feet. and then fell over back ward.
His many friends hope for his speedy
recovery. He fell twelve feet.
The bill locating school Of
science at Wahoeton, having passed
both houses, it now remains with
Governor Miller as to whether Re-
representatives. Hankinson and Ink
shall develnp into full-fedged astron-
omers, geologists and meteorologists,
or remain in the field of politics
Representative Ink IS SAID to be SO
confident of the governors approval
of the bill that he has purchased a
pair of gold-rlmmed eyeglasses and
is practicing the German professors
pose.
William McGeorge, Jr., writes
about "Western Mortgages" in
Lippincott's Magazine for March,
He first indicates what constitutes
a safe mortgage, and then goes or
to show the safety and value OF
Western mortgages, and the bene
6ts that have accrued from them
"a Hint to Novelists," by the we'll
known English novelist, VIII. STAG
poole, points out in an amusing
manner how old material might bt
worked up into new books. Anne
, Fl. Wharton has an interesting
paper upon 1.-The Brownings ir
Italy," and Felix l.. Oswald has :
brief article upon weather
Prophets"
Mrs. Joseph Graber died Friday
Of last week and was buried Sunday
afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Kelley con
ducting the funeral exercises. Mrs
J GRADER was some forty years Of agt
and leaves a husband, two daugh
ters and three sons to mourn he
death, ,-one Of the daughters being
married and residing in Colorado
Kind friends provided the obsequie