The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-10-01

a"IH o'clock IN Tue AFTERNOON OF the same day
Dated this 30th day Of September, 1891.
CHAS. &. BADE, Co. Audito. +
N. E. Rice got in a car load of
apples this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hess were favored
with a new boy, Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. +. Rice were
favo red with new son, Sunday.
Cigars are on tap at Thomas F,
Healey's Office, Abercrombie. Its a
girl.
N. E. Rice has new and good
baker and says that he never fails to
do his best to please his customers.
The Breckenridge fair has been
postponed to Monday of next week,
October 5th, 1891, on account of bad
weather:
John Scott, who has been at Fair
mount for nearly year, is back
again and at work for n. E. Rice, the
fruit man.
j. w. Forkner. a brother in the
firm of Forkner Bros, arrived from
Aberdeen, South Dakota, yesterday.
Mr.. F's family will be here Saturday.
Concord grapes 35c per basket.
Prices may advance, so buy quick.
Solid car of apples-pure. winter
fruit, just unloaded. Call and get
prices at the MAGNET.
Thomas F. Healy and Attorney
Munger of Abercrombie. dropped off
the train yesterday morning to trans
act a little business, and returned
the afternoon of that day.
The play "a Daughters Devotion"
this evening is not only emotional
but is of high order in every
sense of the word, being among the
best plays this troupe produces. Go
and see it.
Rev. T. L. Rabsteinek, accompanied
by Joseph Mickes of Milwaukee, and
cousin of the Messrs. Chezick, arrived
in the city yesterday for short
stay. The reverend father says he is
getting on nicely in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Peterson's
infant son died Saturday and was
buried Sunday in River Side cemetery
Rev. Mr.. Kelley officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson have the sympathy OF
their many friends in their affliction.
Fulton Brothers g. Pierce, of West
Superior, are placing stock Of goods
in T. j. Hingtgen's building-cloth.
ing and gents furnishing goods
We believe its some goods they sold
real estate for, and come here to dis.
pose of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Bell were in
the city. Tuesday, and said they drove
over to the Breckenridge fair. Others
say Dawson would like to work up a
bonus to build hotel here. But we
presume it will scarcely work, this
time.
Andrew Anderson has just finished
a flowing we'll for August Schoeneck
lat depth of 275 feet, six miles
south of town, which flows a full
inch stream four feet above tn,
ground, one Of the finest wells il
the county. Andrew is having
splendid success il his well work
He's worker and q slayer.
Rice's comedians played.to packed
house at st. Cloud last Thursday
night and met with great success
Now don't miss seeing this great
cast and their own special scenery, Al
the opera house on next Monday
night, October 5, the only trip wes
this season. now on their way east
after q two years trip on the coast
The prices are only IS and so cents
now on sale at the usual place.
Judge Dow says there are fou,
Mmes-and more than four times
the number Of arrests for drunken
ness this year as there were las
year; and that not one ont Of ter
has cent to help out on expense ii
the premises. four times the bill o
expense and nothing in. Generally
the sdrunks say they get their liquor
I'm eckepridge a0metimes at Mrs
ebers. Prohibition s . great thing
, A. A 4.