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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
~r-oN-~~o-crD-~-o-Nr vD'-~-,v '-T-r~T~N/~0~0~N
By Apperson Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
THE LATE W. l. COwARDINS REAL ES-
TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HENRIC0-
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

In execution Of the decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of the County Of Honrico IN the SUIT hereafter
named. OF the 18th OF June, l-.,D' ana OF the "a
OF April, 1891. we Will sell, on the premises III
the following order under the hr. i-named DO
cree at 4:9O o'clock T. NJ on
WEDNESDAY. MAY c. 1891;
LOT At southeast corner Of Rockets and
Bloody Run streets. 7lx76 feet 70 So foot alley;
". Tor adjoining above, 4iH7l to said alley.
LOT 1i4xliO. Bloody Run or hiinalnsourrB
syenge part Of -. snd deere ls An viL a. 0 49,
ACRE. east line, Thirty-fourih street BE-
'" X si.ioj KCRE5 both sides Gilies creek ad-
70 55-i00 KCHEs adjoining lakewood, T. G.
peasants, etc.i dwelling, etc a,;-.,. so,,r4b
street s. NJ. Iloasants. etc. 81. -
lACRE adjoining Gillie's creek ana l. -
Ia2s-Io0 ACRES ON Oakwood Avenue, on
north side. 81 foot road on south: dWeAilg
26i3-IO9O ACRES, GARDENERS. house Ihlrty-
fourth and y streets dwelling r,t-4.
ACEI5. square a. ADAMS p stIae,i iNii''-
= = RI. square ~, Adams pian' 4hif'y-'h'ru
''t aN-GRFS. squsre 81, Adams plan Thirtythird;
Thirty-fourih If and y streets; dWelnng; caueI
the FAST END property. ,i aggreE Jung "Oou'
TERMS: One-fourtb cash balance a. SIX twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. IN
terest added. and title retained, or all cash at
option of purchasers. ,.-
" II. COWABDIN,
i. r. CRUMP
CONWAY Il. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
IL THE CIRCUIT CoUGT or THE COUNTY or HEv-
RICO owARDISs EIECUToRs PLAINTIFFS, vs..
CowARD1N AND AIS, DEFENDANTS.
I. W S. Leake, Clerk of said Court. do certify
that the bond required Of Special Com1nlssioners
". IT, Cowardin b. 4. Crump and Conway r.
Sands By decree entered IN this cause on the
2jth of June, 1890, has been duly given;
". >. LEAKE,
Clerk.
VIRGINTA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
' HENRlCO COUNTY.
Cowardins Executors. Plaintiffs,
Against
tONaft44A ttc-- -t<o4
]. w S. Leake. Clerk Of said Court. do certify
that the bond required OF special COMM sioncrs
W. II. Cowardin. Bey. l. Crump and CONWAY X.
Sands by decree entered in this cause on the
22i Jay Of April. 1891. has been duly gwen -,
1891 ". >. LEAkE.
apl 26-t d 8 Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
THURSDAY, the 7th Day Of May, 1891,
AT4 o,CLoCKP ?. NJ, on NM PREMIsEs

proceed 10 sell by Public Auction, 70 the high
est bidder. the following property:
First. The OLD MORRISS HOMESTEAD,
fronting on Park avenue, Grove avenue ana
Harrison street. This property VAL be divided
and offered IN lots, and then alternately as a
whole, and will be knocked out to the highest
bidder. | have authority 10 sell this property
privately, and will duly consider any BIDS made
me through the mails.
Second. EIGHT LOTS fronting on Park
avenue between Boyd and Harrison streets all
of which have fronts of % feet, except one 81
81 HIP feet, and run back 70 an alley l313 ieet
Third. ELEVEN LOTS fronting on west ave.
nue.. between Boyd and Harrison streets, i've 81
which have fronts Of &c feet; i've Of 70 feet and
one Of 2S feet. - -
Fourth. FOUR NEW BRICK RESIDENCES
fronting on Harrison street. These buildings
have each u rooms. and all modern improve
ments.
If the Homestead first above mentioned should
be sold in lots the buildings thereon Will be
separately sold for cash, with the privilege gwen
the purchasers TO remove them in thirty days.
Terms: One-fouTth cash; balance Oh a credit
of six twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
chasers 10 give negotiable notes for deferred
payments bearing interest from day OF sale;
title retained until all the purchase money Is
fully paid.
Maps of this property can be seen at the Office
of X. i. CHAFfIN & co.
All desired information can be obtained by
writing 10 the Commissioner, whose address IS
Iynchburg, Va, or X. b. CHAPLIN Il CO.,
Auctioneer, Richmond Va.
WILLIAM Y. WILSON, JR
Commissioner.
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ap21 got
TOR SALE CHEAP.

very nicely-located FARM Of 200 acres IN
GoOchland county, two miles from railroad
station and thirtytwo miles west OF hicRm C1ne
TO church. store, postofFce and high school. No
healthier spot could be found in the entire
The land lies nicely for cultivation only
slightly rolling and the soil is adapted TO the
raising OF grain and grass. Mica has been recent
ly discovered on the farm. The improvements
consist of Frame Dwelling, two stories, con
tanning eight rooms besides hall and closets.
Outbuildings consist Of Barn, New stable for
twelve cows. Carriage-house, Pouitry-hopse'
Office Out-Kitchen, Quarter, &c, Good Garden
Orchard with Apples, Peaches Pears, Cherries
About one-third of the farm Is in wood, bal,
ance ceared Watered by spring BRANCHES, and
good well Of pure soft water in yard. This farm
being in such healthy location and SO, conye-
nient to railroad would make desirable sum
mer home for anyone doing business IN Rich
mond Price $1,000 on easy terms. For par
ticulars. apply to W. A. PARSONS,
No. North Ninth street.,
fe1-tf Richmond Va.
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R. B. CHAFFIN & co" Agents.
EOR SALE OR RENT
THE WEST END LAND AND IMPROVE
/ MENT CO-SS3 PER SHARE FOR
IT'S STOCK.

This Company offers 10 sell its lots, located
between Grove road and Cary street, at regular
schedule prices, and accept It's stock in payment
al s83 per share. 30,
This offer is limited TO $4,000 worth Of lots,
and is good only until July l. 1891. Apply at the
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
au9f cot President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
ByJ. Thompson Brown 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
lll3 Main street.
TOUR NEW QUEEN ANNE COTTAGES,
VERY NEAT, CONMODIOUS
AND STYLISH,
WEST CARY STREET
ONE BLOCK EAST, SOUTH, NORTH AND
WEST OF THE ELECTRIC LINE.
UNUSUAL TERMS.


We will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1891,
at o'clock =. NJ, the above EXCEEDINGLY
DESIRABLE WEST-END COTTAGES, which
property is rapidly enhancing IN value.
These houses were built OF the best material
and workmanship, and need but an inspection
10 satisfy one of the neatness OF the structure
and the admirable planning Of the interior.
Each cottage contains ten rooms. large and
small with perfect ventilation aud hight. In
fact, the plans cannot be improved upon Tor Nv
ing comforts and architectural taste. The lots
front on north line of west Cary street between
Elm and Cedar streets 3Oxl35 feet to an alley 10
feel wide and are Lots Nos. 20, -, p and 20 IN
the plan Of the West-End Land and Improve
ment Company. Option TO purchasers OF secur-
will be given.
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In the Clerks Office of the Corporation Court
for the city of Lynchburg, IS:
certify that William V. Wilson, Jr, Commits
sioner above mentioned, has given bond as re-
quired by decree of sale
Test b. q. WINGFIELD, Clerk.
apig-td
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r. 3. Chann d Co., Auctioneers,
No north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WEOT-END LOTS.

Pursuant TO DEGREES Of the Corporation Court
of Lynchburg, Va, entered at the March term,
1891, in the partition suit Of Lawrence -. Nor,
Kiss against Garland Morriss and Others VIII
on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
hands ms ISL Jay OF May
JOHN ID. CHRISTIAN,
ROBERT S. CHRISTIAN,
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
HAHEHT Y RlGHER

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY or RIcHMoND- to-wit:
the city and State aforesaid do certify that
John d. Christian and Robert s. Christian,
George l.. Christian and Robert s. BOsher.
whose names are signed TO the foregoing paper,
bearing date the ist day of May, 1891 have this
day severally acknowledged the same before me,
in my city aforesaid, and further certify that
the said John d. Christian and Robert 5. CHRIS
tian this day made oath before me. in my said
city. that the said George l.. Christian and Rob
ert 5. Bosher have each contributed and paid
in actual cash the sum Of ten thousand dollars
towards the business OF said firm, as stated in
said paper hereto annexed.
Given under my hand this lst day Of May.
1891. Ii. SWINEFORD,
my2- su4t Notary Public.
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FRED. r. SCOTT,
ny Sit FRED. W. SCOTT.
KKOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
N The undersigned. desiring 10 continue the
limited co-partnership heretofore formed and
now existing between them, do make ana sign
the following statement as required by law
w:
FIRST. The name and place of residence Of
each of the partners Is rs foilOws-ylz; John ID.
Christian, Robert ). Christian. George l.. Chris
tian and Robert S. Bosher all residing IN the
city of Richmond, Va.
SECOND The name or firm under which the
partnership is TO be conducted Is }. d. X. 5.
CHRISTIAN.
THIRD. John D. Christian and Robert s. Chris
tian are the general partners, and George Il;
Christian aud Robert S. Bosher are the special
partners
FOURTH. The sum which each Of the special
partners contributes is TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS
Firth. The general nature Of the, business, 70
be transacted is the Wholesale GROCERY
BUSINESS.
SIXTH. The place of said business is the city
Of Richmond. Va, and the duration OF said part
aership is FOR two years from the Isl day Of
May, 1891
Given under our hands this LIST day Of May,
1891. JOHN d. CHRISTIAN
ROREEV y CHRISTIAN
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SPECIAL NOTICE AS 70 TERMS.

TERMS. One-ffth cash, and balance IN six
twelve. eighteen and tWcnty-four months, with
interest added,
in lien Of the cash. and the above payments as
they become due.
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DIssoLUr1oNs AND ooPAKTNERsnIPs
JOHN 2. BRANCH.
BLYTHE w. BRANCH,
j. hERR BRANCH.

The undersigned, in Withdrawing from the
firm Of THOMAS BRANCH q Co. take pleasure
in recommending the new firm TO the confidence
OF the public
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LOCAL NEWS.
Reserved seats at The Magnet.
Read the New York Stores new

Reserved seats ut The Magnet.
Read the New York Stores new
..ad."
Those wishing the new artistic
photograph can get them at Hoit's
for short time.
Will Beecham spent Sunday in
ah-Wah- Wah- Wahpeton with his
friend Tip Valley City Patriot.
Wesley Patterson. Esq, has pur-
chased John Ruggles' residence and
has removed his family iflto the same.
Rentfrow's Pathfnders and Below
Zero company. Friday and Saturday
evenings Of this week, the Sth and 9th.
Secure your seats at The Magnet
for Rentfrow's Pathfinders, Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week,
9Th and 9th.
Auditor Babe has few boxes of
cigars on tap. Its a boy, and made
his bow to the world Wednesday
morning, of this week.
We understand that C. T. Hughes
of Abercrombie, desires TO sell his
butchers business at that place, and
remove to Montana. The shop has
been established half dozen years
and has always done Il good business.
w. G. Holt is remodeling his build
ings at the corner of Fifth street and
Pembina-ave. with Il view to letting
the same for a term of years, lie
expecting to soon remove to Sioux
city, Iowa.
Topeka. Kansas, Correspondence
to New York Dramatic Mirror =
Rentfrow's Jolly Pathlinders filled
out the week of April ID, ut Craw-
ford's opera house. changing the bill
nightly. An excellent brass band i'm
bright and handsome uniforms and
helped not little to attract good
sized audiences. Their pieces all
permit of the unlimited introduce
tion of specialties and have but little
plot to distract the mind. 1 can cor
daily recommend the entertainment
rs sovereign antidotes for the blues.
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Judge Orcutt was ill the fore part
of the week. Got the grip.
Wright T. Orcutt has been ap.
pointed assessor by Mayor Purdon.
and has entered upon his duties.
The anniversary dance by the Ger.
mania Hose company, Monday even
ing of this week, was a great success.
Gustave Anderson Of this city and
Miss Matilda Bengston, recently of
New York, were married by Folsom
Dow, Esq, Thusday, May I'd, 1891.
Judge Harker of Wyndmere, was
in the city Monday evening and Tues
day morning, on his way to attend
the Alliance meeting at Dwight,
Tuesday.
The Farmers Alliance of Ri chland
county met in delegate convention
at Dwight, Tuesday. 1t js said that
deep.
w. A. HobsOn of the AbercrOmbie
restaurant and barber shop, and c.
T. Hughes, butcher of Abercrombie
were in Wahpeton, shaking hands
with friends, Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Luke, de-
parted for St. Louis, Missouri, Mon.
day evening. Mrs. Luke goes tc
spend the summer with Il sister. Mr.
Luke will he back soon and continue
his work here.
Geo. Dawson and wife, now located
at Jamestown, and on their way to
Marshal county, South Dakota, to
visit Mr.. Dawson's parents, stopped
over Tuesday ut Wallpeton and were
made welcome by their hosts OF
friends here.
Judge Lauder and Mr.. Tip Proper
were up from Wahpeton last week
for few days hunt with Beecham
Brothers. The first day they reported
having found lots of geese and
went out the next morning to slaugh
ter them but owing to the fact one OF
the Beecham boys (the one with ;
moustache) stayed at home. they
came back earliN than they expected
and took the train for home, without
leaving goose at our Office or max
ing any report as to the result Of the
days shoot Valley City Patriot.
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dodge County lMinnesota) Star,

~
The twelfth annual boom edition of
the Wahpeton Times is a model Of
typographical neatness and beauty,
and contains wealth of interesting
matter concerning Dakota in general
and Richland county and Wahpeton
in particular, Editor CARED has
placed the illimitable resources of
that section before the public in an
interesting. entertaining and compre-
hensive manner and deserves the
hearty and substantial approval of
the people of that particular section
for the commendable enterprise he
has demonstrated in the laborious
work necessary to accomplish such
an undertaking. Fargo Daily Re.
publican.
***
Last week we forgot to mention
the annual edition of the Wahpeton
Times. 1t was the best and most
successful enterprise of the kind that
was ever carried out in this COM
munity. 1t is very seldom that such
an edition pays for itself, and pub
fishers sometimes sink hundreds or
even thousands of dollars in similar
attempts to set forth the progress
and advantages of the community.
But this edition of the Times has
every appearance Of being a profit
able venture for the publisher. For
the community it is certainly the
most creditable and beneficial adver-
tislng edition yet issued. The Gazette
being disinterested spectator,
desires to point out fewlessons which
the people will do we'll to remem-
Der. In the first place, then, if the
people desire special edition adver-
tising the locality, no one can supply
it as we'll as the home publisher,
because he is acquainted with all the
people and Industries of the county,
and understands their relative i'm
portance. In the second place, if he
is to be successful, he must not be
hampered and restricted by other peo-
ple's ideas. Let him plan out the
work, and work out the plan. In the
third place, the publisher ought not
to be expected to do work of this
kind at financial loss; and in order
to make 1t pay, large amount of
time must be used in working up the
enterprise. A city paper can always
employ additional help for a work of
this kind, and thus accomplish much
in a short time; for in cities there is
plenty of competent help to be had.
But the country publisher must
generally do the greater part of the
work himself, and do it in addition
to his regular work; hence he must
have more time. DO not become
impatient, and try to spoil the work
or make it Improbable by hurrying
it. Finally, do not consider money
wasted when it is put into a we'll
directed effort of this kind; for it is
an indisputable fact that the COM
munlties which do the business of
the country are the communities
which advertise literally in this way.
II Richland County Gazette.
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PEOPLE WILL TALK.

DR.. Bates-Put in this professional
card and say IN your locals that my
dental rooms are over Smith &
Moore's drug store, in Mr.. Hanly's
old quarters.
~
w. A. Hobson--Your big edition
is taking first rate with our people at
Abercrombie. Everybody is we'll
pleased, and no mistake. You'll not
lose an orderi
***
Ed. Carter-The genial landlord of
the Maxwell House, Lidgerwood, has
just invested in some fine blooded
stock, having purchased in DeVillo
township, and will place the same on
his fine stock farm, near Lidgerwood.
~
Michael Wicklien Yes, the ground
is in splendid condition, and these
cold frosty nights keep the grain from
growing above the ground and really
causes it to ''stool" better than it
otherwise would. Prospects are
great!
***
b. F. Lounsbury--I am in favor Of
Wahpeton establishing "fire limit"
The buildings that go up On Dakota
avenue should be of brick in the
future. ut least west of Third street.
Well catch a fire one of these windy
days that will Lpake our heads swim,
to say nothing of the additional in
surance rate we may incur.
***
G. M. Johnson-A great deal of
land is being purchased by substan.
tial settlers, west of Dwight. have
been through some of the eastern
states, and as matter of fact, there
is more money to be gotten off of
farms worth $40 an acre in Richland
county than from lands cost ng $40
and $50 an acre, there. Give me the
west, every time.
***
Alderman Albrecht.-Well, Bro.
Hingtgen rather got one on the city
dads, last week, sure enough. Oh,
we'll there's good many passages
among the ordinances which are not
lived up to, literally. but which are
properly there to prevent extremes or
excesses. Now 1 presume that if the
city fathers get real bad in the matter
of violating ordinances, the good peo-
pie will call 'em down.
***
Hon. j. H. Miller-Well, George,
L am glad to see you. 1t does me a
world Of good to see my friends but
the doctor does not like for people to
stay too long, as it soon wears me
out--and I cannot help talking. 1t
takes me just about all day, now, to
get the news out of the Pioneer
Press--but try to keep abreast of
the times. That was a tremendous
paper you got out. Lots of work to
get it up. But it will be great
benefit to Wahpeton and this COM
munity. would give anything in
the world to meet with the Grand
Army boys tonight. Well, good
bye, come and see me when you can.
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Very Kind Of You, Gentlemen. Thanl

Very Kind Of You, Gentlemen. Thanks.
That No. 50, of The Wahpeton
Times was a dandy. A paper that
shows such enterprise, deserves sue
cess Edgeley Mail.
***
Last week The Wahpeton Times,
one of the best weeklies in the west,
did itself proud in an edition cele-
brating its 18th birthday.-ISargent
County Independent.
~
The Republican acknowledges the
receipt of well-gotten-up "boom'
edition of the Wahpeton IN. D.)
Times, published by Geo. P. CARED.
Georges tireless energy has a won
derful field for action in the great
Red River Valley, and he appears to
be rushing it under high pressure
with throttle wide open.-[ Faribault
(Minnesota) Republican.
***
The Wahpeton Times executed a
fine stroke of newspaper enterprise
last week which is alike creditable to
its popular editor and publisher. Geo.
p. CARED, and to the city in which
it is published. The occasion was
the conclusion OF the twelfth volume
of The Times, special edition OF
sixteen pages. including tinted cover
being devoted to an exhaustive write.
up of the city and county and the
business houses in the community
I-lGrant County Is. D.. Review.
~
We are in receipt of Vol. IL, No
50 of the Wahpeton, IN. d. Times
Of that number, it got out 10000
papers of l6 pages each making il
all $4,000 impressions. It gives ;
description Of towns in the county
and is q great credit to it, editor
We see that a former business maj
of this place is well represented in al
advertisement, as George, the foot
wear man. The covers are printe,
Ion tinted red and green paper
s ). ~ =
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Ruggles & Clifford.

We received by mail this week a
very prettily gotten up circular, read.
ing as follows:
If you want choice bargains in real
estate call on or address Ruggles &
Clifford. financial agents. 1870 Winter
street, two doors from Tower avenue,
in Wisconsin block, West Superior,
Wisconsin. Lots, blocks and acres,
Several houses and lots for sale on
easy terms. Investments made fol
nor. residents and their interests
carefully attended to,
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Boilers and Engines Repaired.
Arthur Baker of the electric light
company, Wahpeton, is prepared to
repair engines and boilers. New
tlues put in when necessary. Prices
reasonable, 5
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We owe Will Worner an apology
for having lost his last communica-
tion in his and Mr.. Tyson's contro-
versy, received two or three weeks
since. 1t has been "lost in the
shuffle," somehow. If you like, Will,
come again.
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Houses for Sale or I,ent.

w. G. Holt has houses for sale OF
rent, located in the most desirable
residence portions of the city. In.
quire at gallery. 4
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e. Rischard, Tailor and ClOthier
is the place for Bargains. 5tf
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For rates, tickets, maps and guides, apply to
M. MUNSON, Local Agent.
or write to F. WHITNEY, GEM Pass. % nd /
Minnesota
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LANDS
For Sale or Rent.
-BY- .
CIRCUIT { ORCUTT.

We have the following list of Lands
For Sale or Rent in Richland
County, North Dakota, on Terms
tn Suit the Purchaser.
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Local Time.

Leave. --WAHPEToN--l Arrive.
Night Express, daily,I q
for Morris, Benson
Huron, Watertown,
Willmar, Sioux Falls,
1o:ls p m. St Cloud, St. Paul. $40 a. M.
for Fargo, Winnipeg, a
Devils Lake Butte and III
$40 M ~: paGitic ], a coast: 1o:1s
Sundays, for Casselton,l
$50 n. M. Hope, Larimore. -. 9:23 D. m. 81
Aberdeen accommodate
ton, except Sunday, for
Hankinson, Ellendale,
1:20 Il. IN. Aberdeen GOO n. m "a
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SOCIETIES.

~ A. R.-sUMNER POsT.-Meets at post
VI room on the first and third Wednesday
evenings IN each month. F.HERRICK,
Ca MckEAN, Commander.
Adiutant.
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DENTIST.
:.
once up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
ID. ID. 3.
DENTIST.

Office formerly occupied by DR.. Hanly,
over Smith MoOre's drug store,
4 wAHPEroN. NORTH DAKOTA.
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TO. o. F.-WAHPETON LODGE, NO. 3e.
IL Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday
evening. Visiting brothers always welcome.
A. {. RoBERTs, Secretary. " -
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PERSONAL.

Judge Orcutt was ill the fore part
of the week. Got the grip.
Wright #. Orcutt has been ap.
pointed assessor by Mayor Purdon.
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CHURCHES.

ct. ADALBERT's CATHoL1c-Corner Third
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Rabsteinek, Rector.