The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.
The TIMES is Thankful.

Fred Runkel of Minor, was in the
city Tuesday.
A. E. Sunderland makes a flying
trip to Minor thanksgiving day.
Capt. A. l.. Roberts is helping out
in the auditors Office for a few weeks
The Wilson Theatre Company will
begin a weeks engagement here the
9th inst.
r. w. Beatty went ito St. Paul
Sunday s night to makbfarrangements
for holiday goods.
Judge Harker of Wyndmere, at.
tended reunion of his parents
family in Iowa, last week.
John Ebel was in the city the early
part of this week, representing the
Bankers Insurance system.
Daniel Patterson and brother re.
turned. Tuesday morning from their
deer hunt with two fine young deer.
Many of our farmer friends are
paying back subscription accounts
which is as it should be. Thanks,
gentleman.
j. M. Forkner, a third brother OF
the new grocery firm arrived from,
South Dakota, last week, and will
make his home here.
Col. George A. Hawkes. and wife
spent Sunday in the city visiting
friends and departed for St. Paul
Monday evening, where they will
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Ebel-
and from there will go on to Rock
Island. Ill.
N. +. Rice has con verted the real
of his fruit store into u spaciou:
Office. In: fact the partition is 81
arranged that he can shove it out
and make a handsome ice cream
parlor for the summer months. Mr.
Rice is doing big business.
Wesley b. Johnson, charged will
having sold railway tickets at the
Great Northern office here, wa.
examined before a jury in justic,
court and acquitted. The amount
involved was three or four dollars
The difficulty seemed to be to pro-
duce the men who were supposed tt
have bought the tickets.
John Weight of Childs, Mime
sofa, at Fairmount, Thursday of las
week, had the misfortune to fall be-
tween two cars and dislocate
shoulder DR.. Quick was called ant
replacing the bones, Mr.. Weight i:
doing us we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances.
A lot of plaster from the ceiling o
the Bargain Store fell do wn Satur
day, and the proprietors thereo
knocked off the balance Of it tina
evening and the next two or thre
days were put in by the force plac
ing cloth and paper on the ceiling
the house doing no trade in the meal
time.
Rev. S. B. Loveless says he find
that The TIMES is largely taken a
Abercrombie. and that 1t may stat
that he has been again placed at tina
point, and that for the coming yea
there will be M. E. Sunday school a
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class meeting at IL noon,-Sunday'
all at the village school house. Til
Rev. Loveless is something of
hustler, himself, and instead Of lov
ing less seems rather to love hi
work more-if anything.
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