The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-10-02
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st Paul and Boundary Line, northS
Ca. k1cKEAN.
Henry Miller is in the twin cities
this week.
John d. Thompson is Sheriff Mil.
ler's efficient deputy.
"She" expects full house October
Sd. Don't disappoint her.
Dan. Patterson of Wahpeton is a
visitor in Hillsboro this week,
II Hillsboro Press, 25th ult.
Our friends the Republicans held
an executive session here yesterday
All the high rollers Of the party in
the county were present.
There will be a social at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Don r.
Davidson. Wednesday evening of
next week. All are invited.
There is big fight for commits
sioner in the third district. Let
the people standby August Hoefs,
the regularly nominated candidate.
WANTED-A good girl Or man
and wife. The lady must he good
housekeeper. Big wages paid to
the right one. Apply to d. f. Rice.
There has been a little talk about
John M. Ruggles running indepen-
IDENTIFY for register of deeds, but his
friends say that he has given up
the idea.
Samuel and Carl Gunderson of
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, are here
the guests of Mayor and Mrs. Pur-
don. The visitors are nephews of
Mrs. Purdon.
Secretary Snyder, Treasurer Nor
rill and all round rustler James F.
Shea deserve the thanks of Richland
county for their untiring efforts to
make the late fair success.
The Democratic legislative ticket
is forging right along with the best
of them. Stebbins is making friends
daily as are Cope, I'riplett and Lar.
son. The people of Richland county
should seMd these men to Bismarck
this time.
"Godey's Lady's Book" for Octo.
ber. ahead of time, is boss number.
The young and old, grave and gay,
may always be sure to find something
in the pages of this magazine in
accordance with their taste. Cooley
Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Price, $500 per year.
Chas. G. Bade, our candidate for
auditor, is a young man-and one
of the most capable men in the
county-for any position. And
beside these facts, he is chock-full
of integrity and self possession
with no shallow assumptions OF
scattering pretensions.
Paul LaBach the son of Pastor
LaBach of lst Congregational
church, who was appointed as q
cadet to the naval academy at Anna
polls, Md. passed the examination
successfully and entered, Saturday
the 9th. Paul is II years old and
was a student at Carleton College
last year.
At Masonic Temple Gorton's
Original New Orleans Minstrels
appeared to packed house las,
night. This organization contains
among it's members some of tht
best minstrel talent in the country
The songs, sketches and speciality
acts are admirably given, and thu
jokes possess the merit of a consid
cradle degree of freshness.--T TTht
Daily News, Baltimore, Maryland.
Geo. VanArnam, candidate fol
commissioner in the First district
is pioneer citizen and one of tn,
progressive, upright and intelligent
young men in the county. II,
stands at the head of this class o1
young men and if elected will make
a splendid commissi oner. The tax.
payers up there should not fail tt
send him to look after their inter
ests. He is alive!
The entertainment of Gorton's
Minstrels at the Park opera house
last night was one Of the most sat
isfactory and loudly applauded tina,
the theatre has ever seen. Tht
company is one of the few tina,
does not rely upon it's customina
and stage setting for its attractions
but is full of true minstrelsy and
fun. The music instrumental and
vocal, was far above the average
and every song received a well-earned
encore Daily Times Union, Jack.
sonville, Florida.
Chas. WOiwode's announcement
as a candidate for county commits.
siOner in the Third district will be
found in to-day's paper. This is
the fifth candidate in the field, to.
wit: Aug ust Hoefs. the Democratic
nominee F. w. Nurnberger, the
Republican nominee, and r. C.
Smyth, Mr.. Robbins and Mr.. Woi
wode. The TINES hopes that the
people will stand by the Demo
cratic nominees in all respects, II
is the full duty of every Democra,
to stand by his ticket. The Domo
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