The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-03-12

"Ole Olson' comes mex, at the opera house.
early in April.
The Hycrs Sisters gave very good entertan-
ment to large and appreciative audience at
the opera house, last Friday evening.
There will be a sociable at the Congre gationa
church. Wednesday evening, March 18th. Music,
| recitations, refreshments. All are invited.
VIII. II. Pcirce will soon leave for Chicago,
where he and partner are establishing a bus-
ness similar to that Of Montgomery, Ward Co.
Mrs. Meyers, mother of Thomas Meyers who
| was thrown from her buggy u few months since,
is said to be dying,-Or not expected to live
long.
IL you ever bought q harness that did not last
longer than one or two years, then buy one now
OF II. G. Albrccht, that will last from twelve to
fifteen years.
Mrs. Farnsworth OF River Falls, Wisconsin,
who has been visiting with friends and relatives
in the city for some time, departed for home,
Monday evening
Is Germania Hose company will give their
seventh annual ball Easter Monday evening
March 30. Everybody is invited and Il
good time Is guaranteed.
Il Martin Schott, having returned from st. Paul,
has rented the Minnesota House, Breckenridge,
and will conduct that hostclry in the future.
Martins friends are glad to see him back.
We ask tie readers of The TIMES to bear
with us three weeks more, for the want of local
matter in our columns. We will print a better
paper beginning with April than at present.
Hose Co. for their dance Easter Monday. 1t is
their ith annual ball, and for the first time this
company Will sell tickets outside of the ticket
office.
The b. II. T., will give a grand reception and
ball at the court house in Breckenridge, March
30, Easter Monday evening. The boys are busy
selling tickets and are meeting wiE Eagrcat
success.
. The dime curio social given by the Epworth
League Of the NJ. l.. church last evening was
great success, and developed many curiosities.
The literary features of the enterta nment were
very good.
. Theo. j. Hingtgen paid Il trip to Florida this
winter, returning last week. Mr.. Hingtgen was
delighted with the hospitable and sunny SOUTH
But he is now on deck, ready for busineys. Who
wants u photo?
We were at Hank inson this week and saw
Capt. Cope who says his rc-suDmission bill is all
right. That the usual form of 'sclinching" was
had in the senate, and that re-submisSon has
carried, safe and sound.
Erred Hunger, one Of Hankinson's most popu-
lar young men, and son of Mr.. Hunger Of
Albrccht, Hunger Il Co., of that city, has
accepted Il clerk ship in Auditor Bades Office,
and is making many Wahpetom friends.
capt. Cope, DR.. Triplctt and Editor Fallcy
have returned from Bismarck. But it seems
that about the time the Legislature adjourned
Mrs. II. N. Ink was taken ill with measles
which has delayed their return. They are cx,
pected, now, however, daily.
The Baptist ladies will give Il green social at
the residence Of Mrs. Ben Taylor, Friday even
ing, March Goth. Teams will leave the Mcr-
chants hotel, not later han 7:3O 0'dlock for the
ommotation Of thosehaving no conveyance.
supper will be sci vcd. All invited.
Rev. Il. p. Hcrrick of Minneapolis and Rev.
VIM. Ewing of Jamestown will spend Sunday
and Monday with Pastor IaBach, occupying
the pulpit morning and evening. \ Sunday
school institute will be held Sunday afternoon
and on Monday in the Congregational church.
Paster LaBach will he pleased to see all the
members of the different schools of the city at
the institute.