The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs c. Harll has returned from St. Paul.

Mrs G. Harll has returned from st. Paul.
The legislature adjourns Friday the 9th.
| Clark Comsock has been i'll the past few
days but is now improving
| II is said that Leonard Schott who has been
Ill for some months. Is improving and will be
out soon.
| Consul Boycsou iourneyed on to the twin
cities, but may be back this way IN a few DAYS
on his return to Grand Forks.
John p Recler left for Chicago, last night. in.
tending to purchase Il big stock OF spring and
simmer goods which the firm y Rccder s.
Eberly will sell at bed rock prices
The Epworth League will give Il dime curio
| social with music and rcctations, at The Nj. F.,
church on Wednesday evening March 18th.
| Refreshments at the close. All are invited
! Rev. Mr.. LaBach'S discourse on Mr. Donncly's
| book, Cmscr'S Column, was decidedly cOmpli-
mentary and interesting. The divine took the
ground that il the Bible was true historically
| the book WAS true.
| On account OF sickness in the family OF Rev.
r. +. Hcrrick Of Minneapolis. Mcssrs. II. p.
Ficriick and Ewing defer their visit to Walr-
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institute will not Lc held on the Sth or 9th, but
| later. j. NJ LABAcU
| Miss ollie Merrill, sister of Mrs. Loomis who
has Decl in Wnhpeton for half year returned
| to her home in OHIO. Tue Sday evening" The
EpwOrth League OF the NJ. H. church rendered
| her reception on Monday evening. a large
| attendance and very pleasant time is reported
"Wonderful Work in Foreign Missions" is he
| subject of Sunday mornings sermon at the
Baptist church. 'sFirSt Study III the Life of
| Jesus at $50 Sunday evening. Young PEOPLES
Nlectinsat G'0. Pastor desires to see every
| member present at the services who may not he
| provdentialIy hndcrcd. Strangers welcomed
Ignaius DCnnelly can do more books, more
politics and more legislation, ut ore time, than
any other man on this earth. There is not
| another man who has shown the versatility and
culture of mind, and depth OF this same Dom
| nelly, and yet the twin city organs make them
| selves ridiculous before the county, daily, by
! announcing the stcrcotyped phrase in ilaming
| head lines Donncly Downcd.
Every farmer should have his plans for spring
work pretty well aturetl or else he ought to
be seriously considering now what crops he
expects to plant. Field and garden seed should
| be in hand and examined or tested Extra,
attention this year to the small things of the
farm Will add thousands of dollars to the value
OF our products. Let us have more poultry,
| eggs, vegetables, root crops, fruits, etc, than
ever before. for sale and home use.
There is no doubt but sugar bcets can be
produced with profit III Minnesota and the
I. a., a.,
tories Oh Il large scale. and making syrup at
| home on II small scale, as well as for stock
feeding purposes. Those who contemplate
experiments i'll 1891 should arrange for good
seed ut once and begin to study up methods of
| cultivation so as to get the best results. Fac
| tories will certainly be built in Minnesota, and
the sooner our farmers take hold object culture,
| The sooner the manufacture Of sugar can be
| inansuratcd. lca'ct containing much inlor-
| nation about tins interest is given away by
NJ MunSon, local agent of the Great Nor tlcrn
Railway, or by FL. Whitney, Il. p. y II. A., st.
| Paul. Minnesota.
| A.W. IIarwood and &. +. Proper, will leave
| for st. Paul on the .th for the purpose of pur-
| chasing their spring stock, and desire to call
| the attention OF their friends and customers to
| their "atl'' in another column of this paper
Owing to the fact that they will put in in conlec
tion with their already large establishment an
| entirely different stock it will be necessary to
| close out one branch OF their business. and
have decided to close out the same at auction
| to the highest bidder for cash, regardless Of
| cost. II is Il we'll known fact that these gentle
men handle everything in their store and this
sale will be Of particular interest to the farmer
| and housckeepcr. Their new stock will be full
and complete and promises to add materially to
the mercantile interests Of the city. Don't for
get the auction, as they have promised TO sell to
| the highest bidder, and invite all to come and
see that they do as they promise.