The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Editor Wolfe was in the city
Saturday.
Banker Hanson got back from the
fair. Saturday morning.
Mrs. John Ink visited few days
this week at Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franzen, of the Ger.
man settlement, were IN the city
Monday.
Read the "notice'' ut the head of
the editorial columns and see if it
means you.
Robert VESSEL. of Fletcher. in the
city Wednesday, was a pleasant caller
at The TIMES Office.
The rain Friday last greatly i'm
proved plowing and did not delay
threshing. materially.
It is said that Martin Schott has
sold his hotel in breckenridge. with
a view to open a general stbre there.
Editor Adams of the Fergus Falls
Daily Journal, in the city for few
moments. Saturday, paid The TIMES
a call.
Frank Rettig, blacksmith and
wagon maker. works full force night
and day and can't keep ahead of his
orders.
|y Alderman Miksche has put down a
new walk in front of his store, And
boys say Alderman valker shou u'd
follow suit.
| Miss Mamie Gilpin returns to her
home at Alexandria, Minn., this
evening, after a weeks visit with the
Purdon's. of this city,
| A. Steinbacll, editor of Der Pioneer
Jamestown, North Dakota, was in the
city the latter part Of last week, and
paid THE TIMES pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, parents of
A. L. Hanson of this city, were here
last week and were accompanied to
} the twin city fair by the latter.
Rev. A. Warnecke, of Hankinson,
received the congratulation Of his
many friends. The arrival of a
bouncing boy was the cause of it.
! Samuel Ellsworth, one of Richland
county's prosperous farmers, Of
Fairmount township, was in the city
yesterday and paid TIE TIMES a
pleasant call.
vMr. and Mrs. Ferd. Baker, and 30 ms
Jessie and Ferd, departed Tuesday
evening for the twin cities, where
they will visit for eight or ten days
with friends and relatives.
If you want to get into a news
paper read by just about every man
woman and child in the county abl.
to read English, get into'THE TINE!
and the quicker the better, for this
r fall.
Fbe Northwestern Trust Co., o
Fargo, with Mr.. w. A. Scott, as TIN
!. efficient manager, has been succeeded
by the New Hampshire Trust Co
: Mr.. w. A. Scott is retained Al
manager,
] The Foreman Independent say
James Ross will soon open genera
store in the Reservation, and CON
tinue to manage the one at Tewau
kon. 1t seems that Mr.. Ross ha
: done big business with the indians
in the past and that the government
paid his claims, deducting same iron
. amounts due to all Indians entrnste,
by him.
yThe members of the Germani
Hose Co. assembled at Turner Hal
last Saturday evening to celebrat
the event Of its seventh birthday
The ladies had provided splendi
banquet with all the delicacies Of tn
season. and atnjfe O'Clock all presen
y, sat down to Il fsumptuous feast, Il,
table reaching the whole length o
the hall. Happy spesches and recits
4 tions were enjoyed. until the swee
strains from Professor Braun's violi
g g invited to the dance. which laste
late at might IT.. 9sy IT, I. member e,
thelr present strength | and pop!a9Il!ar!itt p Y! i
celebrate many more anniysysalies
i ths e, xi.hF VIII q q . goodly number 9
fElsppa!ls lsp 4 Rpaa l!a citizens;