The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-05-28

The Young Peoples social ut the
rcsis,ence of Judge and Mrs. Shippam
Tuesday evening, was IL great success
i'm point of numbers and entertain.
ment.
The Alba Haywood organization is
the finest miscellaneous company
that ever appeared before the foot.
lights in this city, rinin (Ohio)
Advertiser. Will be ut opera house
this evening.
Messrs. M. T. Stevens, w. l..
Howry and w. i. Purcell have very
handsome yards about their residences,
respectively. not sighting the other
handsome pieces of residence property y
on Sixth street.
The Alba Haywood Peerless con-
cert company will be at Seely's opera
house this evening. The company
gets the best of notices wherever it
appears, and wedoubt not it will give
Il fine entertainment.
There will he u district convention
Of Congregational churches ut Morris,
Minnesota. June Srd and 4th, which
kev. j. NJ. LaBach of this city, is
invited to address. DR.. Smith Baker
and DR.. Herrick OF Minneapolis, are
on the program.
John Nuding and Miss Wilhemina
Dahlmann, and Adolph Pecinovsky
and Miss Mary Kadeika were married
at st. Johns church. Lidgerwood,
May 26, 1891, by the Rev. Father
Rabsteinek, and was made Il festive
occasion. The TIMES congratu!ates
the happy young people.
The Catholic order of Foresters
have put in subordinate division at
Wahpeton. The organization affords
$1,000 of life insurance, and costs
IS 90 lniliatory fee. The organiza-
tion has Il membership of $4,000 in
America, and it is estimated that the
insurance costs about So per annum
II. r. Purcell has bought an
interest in the firm Of Prenny &
Brennan, attorneys at law, Helena
Montana. TIE TIMES congratulates
Mr.. Purcell and the firm on the new
relations. Mr.. Purcell is a goot
lawyer and wide awake young man
and will undoubtedly make his par
of the work go.
1t was not only short sighted in tin
Methodist Conference people to taxi
the name Adams away from the peo
pie here. in naming the propose.
school-but it was very wrong
And now that the conference ha
suffered the architect to play trickery
in the construction of the foundation
doesn't improve such conference il
the estimation of the people o.
Wahpeton.
The Congregational. Methodist ant
Baptist Sunday schools of this cit.
will picnic at Battle Lake, June the
5th. Mr.. Munson of the Great Nor
thern road was over, Saturday, ant
made arrangements for the enter
tainment of the party. and returning
says he met with first rate treatment
all round, and assures the young peo
pie that the trip may he made very
enjoyable. 1t is proposed to charter
a special train which will leave herr
at 8 o'clock IL. m., and return tina
evening.
There will be no service at the Bap
tist church at 1880 Sunday morning
the pastor taking part in the Unio,
Memorial services held ut the NJ. E
church. Sunday school ut 12:0(
sharp. All having connection will
the Sunday school specially urged t,
he present; and all who wish to see ar
arrangement made for the Battl,
Lake excursion are kindly urged t,
be present. Young Peoples meetin,
at 200 p. m. The pastors theme Al
500 p. m. will be "Some of oul
Nation al perils.''
Mr.. and Mrs. White of Fargo
recently of Wahpeton. celebrated
their golden wedding, Monday o
this week, which occasion was attende'
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Ink, Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. N. Ink and Judge Laude
and Miss Nettie Mexican. Howeve