The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-07-30

morning from visit in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Delaney. and son, of Center
township, were in the city Tuesday
Mrs. Don r.. Davidson gave an
observation party Tuesday evening.
w. II. Phillips took "a flying trip
to West Superior the first of the
week.
Ed. Murphy, and family. of Fergus
Falls. are visiting in the city this
week.
Tons of binding Irvine going into
the country every day from Wah-
, pcton.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Rice,
Sunday morning, July 29th. nine
pound boy.
i The Congregational ladies aid
society meets with Mrs. w. l. Crafts,
Wednesday.
Miss Mary frost left, Monday night,
to attend the summer school ut
Mlnnetonka.
Robert Hansken has moved his
family into the With house, on
Seventh street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Roger, were
made happy by the arrival of a little
baby girl. Sunday.
i Mr.. Francis, of the law firm of
Francis & Southland, Fargo, was in
the city this week.
Mr.. Alexander Springer of Danton
Township, was in the city Monday.
, While here he bought nice team of
mares.
Mr.. Hughes, the butcher, and Mr..
Hobson, the grocery man, of Aber-
crombie, were seen on our streets
Tuesday.
RI. Hughes is h3 wing his machine
warehouse moved onto his lot on
Dakota avenue, opposite the Head
quarters lot.
Chief of Police Donovan had a
couple of "hobos" scrubbing out the
city hall Friday. He arrested ten
the night before.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Peterson
returned Sunday from attending the
races at West Superior. Mr.. Peter
son says Julian did we'll.
S Miss Ames, one of Richland coun-
t ty's efficient teachers, visited few
days wiih Dr.. Tripplet's family, be-
e fore leaving for her home in Water
d loo, Iowa, this week.
d Chas. G. Bade; l have received
: seventy copies of the Session Laws OF
: 1891, and every town clerk and one
justice of the peace of each town who
will call at my Office may get one.
g Mrs. Chas. Damerel and Mrs. Will
y Gillitt, spent Sunday with Mrs. G. II
d L. Lange, at Ortonville. Mrs
}, Gillitt went from their to Hastings,
}. Minn., where she will visit few
" days before going to her home il
d Duluth.
d Rev. S. D. Maloney, of Hope
!, North Dakota, preached an able ser
is mon at the M. E. church, Sunda.
20 evening. Mr.. Mahoney is on hi
D. way to his old home in Newfoundland
where he will spend few weeks
- with friends and relatives. IIe is
,f good worker and well deserves thes
/, few weeks of leisure.
1T ] A. Stern left for St. Paul, Monday
ne where he will join his two cousins
y, from Fargo. They will 60 from
I'd there to Chicago and then to Cinci
ch natti; Ohio. He will probably b
a gone two or three weeks. Herman
Hoexter aid Robert Hansken vii
Nj run the store in his absence. MI
VI Stern went with the intentio
o.. Of buying a large stock Of fall an
e., winter goods.
mt Simon Oster, of Summit Town
Irt ship, while in Wahpeton Monda.
rn left his boy about ~ years old, holt
st. ing a pair of colts. hitched to
ge lumber wagon, while he went I'M
he the store on an errand. The colt
M became uneasy, and one of thel
ilt reared, putting its foot over Il
ed, neck yoke. and knocking the be
nd down, passed over him. Luckily Il
;he boy was not seriously hurt. II
The team was stopped BY some men tn
happened to be y near ear BY.