The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-08-06
LOCAL. NEWS.

LUCAA NLVSs
Annie Abbott ut the opera house
August 10.
M. II. Barnes was seen on ou
streets Monday.
James Bell was in the city the for
part of the week.
Will Farnsworth has accepted I;
position in Il. l.. French's bank.H
Z. n. Wood expects to return tc
Wahpeton about the first of Septem
Der.
VIM. Saxton has returned and ex.
poets to make Wahpeton his home
hereafter.
Mr.. Fox, the popular conductor
of the N. +. railroad, has returned
from his Washington trip.
Everybody go and see G. l.. White
before buying twine, as he handles
direct from the manufacturers.
Mr.. Spencer, representing c. S.
Murry & Co., lumber dealers of
Duluth, was in the city Tuesday.
Commander Frank Herrick and
Comradc A. Bessie are ut Detroit.
attending the G. a. II. encampment.
Ed Newberry, one of Richland
county's prosperous farmers, of
township, was in the city
this week.
Mrs. w. T.. 1Iowry returned Fri
day evening from two weeks visit
with friends and relative, ut Morris,
Jerome C. Thompson returned
Tuesday morning from a mucl,
needed vacation. and visit with
friends and family at Lake Crystal,
Our streets present lively
nowadays men and teams
coming and going Vail days long.
Farmers after twine and machinery.
supplies, etc.
l. II. Little, of the firm of Daven-
port & Little. hotel Keepers. farmers
and all around rustlers of Hankinson,
was in the city Monday. While here
he sold four horses.
Annie Abbot did all that was
claimed for her. We can't define the
power. Truly it is phenomenal, as
there IS positively no sort of physical
or muscular force used by her. She
is a great wonder.-Washington
Post. July Is, 1889.
Mrs. Dawson Bell was so unfor.
tunate as to break her arm Friday
She was out in the town of Frihere
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Bell and Mrs
Ross, picking raspberries. An old
abandoned we'll. about fifteen feet
deep, was hidden by the underbrusi
and Mrs. Bell stepped into it and tel
to the bottom. She was gotten out
as quickly as possible and brough,
home, where surgical aid was oh
tained. The fracture is a simple one
and Mrs. Bell will doubtless recover
speedily Fergus Falls Journal.
Messrs. Mclaughlin and Nixon
the travelling Photographic artists
who were busy on our streets las
week taking views of residences ant
business houses, have decided to opel
a gallery in Wahpeton about Septem
ber LIST. They have rented the uppe
rooms in the Connor building-th'
building occupied below by Mr.. Jur
gensen's harness shop-and will un
doubtedly work up large trade, a
they are both rustlers. The Como
brothers put in sky-lights in thes
rooms about two years ago for w. c
Holt.
Sidney F.. DeLong returned Sun
day from West Superior. and will
make Wahpeton his future hom
hereafter. In conversation with on
reporter he said Eyes, Yves
Superior is a fine city, but the rea
estate business is rather quiet ther
at present, although ] think it viii
he pretty lively again this fall. Th
weather is considerable cooler thel
than here. in fact. a light overcoat
not uncomfortable. especially in til
evening. I gained twelve pound
In three weeks. and / Ididn't hear 9
any sickness while there"