The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-04-30
PEOPLE WILL TALK.

PEOPLE WILL TALK.
Ezra G. Valentine-Oh, that's q
lovely thing. That's the best news
paper production ever gotten up in
the northwest. have saved one for
father who will be out here in few
weeks. Yes. would like to send a
few away to my friends.
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o. X. Ulsaker-I am going away.
Wednesday evening Of this week, on
a trip to Europe, and will be gone
till about the lst Of September, so
would like to have you stop my
paper till 1 get back. Yes, my
family accompanies me.
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w. H. Phillips--"Phil."-Well.
CARED, I am obliged to give you
credit for getting out mighty good
annual number of your paper,-but
you should have represented our
shop. That Pioneer Press swindle
and your effort are not to be men,
toned in the same week.
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Anton Miksche-No, I have no
idea of removing my business up
town. 1 am doing we'll here-selling
as many goods, I hope, as anybody,
and have no idea II moving. But I
may be obliged vo put in a little
stock of hardware. to hold my trade,
since Mr.. Damerel left me.
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Frank L. Dwyer-The people down
this way seem to be slow with seed
ing. Out our way this work is about
done and the grain has followed the
seeder, right along. and our fields are
all green. Albert Bohn has 100
acres seeded which he had not time
to drag, so readily did the seed grow,
having sown just ahead of a rain.
This is more promising than to see
the seed lie in the ground three or
four weeks. before sprouting. Yes,
I'll pay you for go and 81. But
then these country sheets don't
amount to much. They run to ad-
vertisements too much.
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Theo. j. Hingtgen--I don't want
to acquire the reputation of kicker,
but there's pretty good one on the
city dads. Some time since an ordi-
nance was printed forbidding the
use of manure to bank houses, and
now you may travel the town over
and about the only houses found
thus banked against the cold of win
ter, are the city hall and county hos.
pital. That's one on the dads.
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Mrs. H. S. Hyatt-Townsend is
a pretty little village of seven or
eight hundred population, in Meagher
county, perhaps 80 miles from
Helena, in rich farming, stock pro-
duotion and mining section of Mon
tana; and Mr.. Hyatt being the only
banker IN the village and doing u
good business, we like the country
very much. 1t is a remarkable fact,
there are no poor people there at all.
and that people there have happy
and prosperous appearance, without
exception. Money plentiful there.
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Col. j. B. Power-This paper is
certainly oreditable to your enter:
prise, is a splendid showing Of the
county. and properly distributed
should result in bringing us a great
many new settlers. Every man in
the county who knows Of addresses
in his old home or elsew here should
procure copies and send them out
freely. There is no reason why fully
100, 900 copies cannot he sent to as
many readers all over the country
and certainly hope your enterpris,
in publishing the paper will result in
good financial returns and in larg'
immigration to the county.
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Chief DOn0van-I believe the citl
ought to see to it that the Sidewalk
| System be completed to the puml
house. In wet times its almost im
possible to get there with dry feet
whereas. q little bit Of sidewalk pu
in BY property owners on the sout
side Of Pembina avenue and cross
ling to the pump house by the city