The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-08-20
LOCAL. NEWS.

ROlla Ink was in from the farm
Tuesday.
Herman Hoexter is working fol
A. & M. Stern. at Fargo.
Born. August 18th, 1891. son, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shippam.
Eli We'll, of Fargo, has accepted a
position IN A. & M. Stern's clothing
store at this place.
Mr.. Jurgenson has moved his har-
ness shop into the rooms formerly
occupied by w. G. Holt as a photo
graph gallery.
Rev. II. NJ. Tenney, pastor of the
Second Congregational church, of
Oberlin. Ohio. was in Wahpeton the
first of the week, on a vacation, and
business trip.
John E. Beattie, of Breckenridge,
will take a position that has been
offered him in A. & NJ. Stern's one
price clothing store. about Septem-
Der 1st, where he asks all his friends
to call and see him.
r. w. Beatty and wife, w. E.
Purcell, and wife, Judge Lauder and
Miss Nettie Mexican, and Frank
Gray, and Mrs. John c. Pyatt, spent
a few days fishing ut Ten Mile lake,
nj BAR Fergus Falls, this week.
| NJoseph Heinrichs, formerly in the
employ of w. II. Willardt, of this
city, has purchased Mr.. Hughes
butcher shop at Abercrombie, and
will conduct the business in the
future. Mr.. Heinrichs is a lirst-class
butcher and will undoubtedly give
Abercrombie first.rate accommodation
in this line of trade.
Rev. Fr. Rabsteinek writes TIE
TIMES from Milwaukee, that he will,
after all, remain at that city, having
accepted call to Il beautiful church
there. This is unwclcome news to
the reverend gentleman's many
friends here, but certainly, if he will
be SO much better suited there. the
friends here must accord him the
right and privilege to make the
change.
Mrs. j. M. Lal}ach and son Oscar
left, Tuesday evening. for Chicago
where they will visit couple Of
days, from there they will 60 tt
Madison, Indiana, and will visi
with Mrs. LaBach's parents unit
about September 1st, when Mr.. La
Bach will join them and they will
go to their new home at Knoxville
Tenn. The LaBach family have
made many friends in Wahpeton. ant
will he greatly missed.
Il o. N. Christensen has purchases
the blacksmith shop on Third street
near the New Star Roller Mills, ant
is now prepared to DO all kinds o
blacksmithing, horseshoeing and plov
j. work. Mr.. Christensen is wei
known in Wahpeton, as he was for
merly in partnership with Mr.. Paul
sun, and has for the past nine month
been working for Frank Rettig. II
is a fine workman and will IN
doubtedly do good business at hi
new shop. Don't forget to call o
him if you need any work done j
his line.
A certain young man of this city
sent to a friend at st. Cloud, for
setter puppy. The dog arrived her
all right, but got away from til
expressman and ran over to Breckel
ridge. 1t was followed, but all j
vain, the dog skipped out across til
country and couldn't lie caugh
The expressman on his way back
Wahpeton. decided to replace til
dog, so stopped at Sam Lees laundr.
= and got Sans bulldog, put chai
and tag on it, and took it to tt
young man. The young man locke
= at the dog for few seconds an
then remarked, "Well, l do declare
m m my friend has sent the old setter, an
m she's the best dog for chickens
m St. Cloud" He paid the expressmi
= rs cents express, and then lead tt
bulldog around the city, showing
"a to his friends, and declaring it cou
not be beat for chicken.