The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-04-23
LOCAL NEWS.

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Dwight will be plastered with
adamant. US.
The Wahpeton Times has issued
an annual edition, which is a corker.
III Fergus Falls journal.
Plasterer Rischard is frescoinq
Judge Mayors residence walls with
a coat of adamant wall plaster.
Fresh white lime for whitewasl,.
ing received in small lots every few
days, at the Gull River Lumber Co,
Mr.. Aim of Hankinson & Aim,
Hankinson. in the city on business
to-day, paid THE TIMES a pleasant
call.
The Y. p. S. c. E. will give a
social at Mr.. Don r. Davidson's on
Wednesday eve. April 29th. 1891.
AL are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. o. L. Loomis died in Ohio the
other day. Mrs. Loomis will long
be remembered by her Wahpeton
friends as a most exemplary woman.
The Fargo Republican says that a
couple of farmers ON the Wahpeton
and Sisseton reservation claim to
have discovered good quality of
coal.
A lot of resolutions on the death
of Mesdames Loomis and Fritz by
the w. G. T. U. and by the Odd
Fellows lodge of this city, are
crowded out.
G. II. Baker, who has for several
years been associated with c. O.
Drake in the livery stable, died here
Friday, the Oath inst, of quick con-
sumpt ption.
g. N. Wood writes from West
Superior to friends here, that he has
gone into partnership with Fred
Runkel in the commission business,
in the city on the lake.
Mrs. ]. II. Lewis Of Dwight, in the
city to-day, paid THE TIMES "a pleas
dtiu oa,i. Mrs. Lewis expects to make
a visit to her old homo in Illinois in
the course of a week or ten days.
The Paramount Journal, this
county, has found it's way to ou
table. and is a newsy, we'll gotten up
local paper. j. F. Burt. is it's pro.
prietor. Success to the Journal.
The gross receipt at the Wahpeton
post office during fiscal year ending
March 31st, 1891, from sale of stamped
envelopes and postal cards, amounted
to $3,524. Previous year it was
$3,600.29.
Navy or common white beans can
be profitably raised in Minnesota and
the Dakotas. AS a large quantity
of beans is now imported from foreign
lands. there is no present danger of
overriding the industry.
Baptist church 1890 a. M, Sunday
April 26th. Theme: "The Spirits
Voice to Smyrna, Pergamos and
Thyatira." Sunday school from IL
O'Clock until l o'clock p. m. Young
Peoples Meeting at 6:45 p. M.
Theme: "Our Words as revealing
our Hearts" Song service in con-
nection. Strangers invited to all
services. No evening services, we
join in tcmperace rally at opera
house.
The twelfth annual boom edition
of the Wahpeton Times is a model
oftypographical neatness and beauty,
and contains wealth of interesting
matter concerning Dakota in general
and Richland county and Wahpeton
in particular. Editor CARED has
placed the illimitable resources of
that section before the public in an
interesting, entertaining and com.
prehensive manner and deserves the
hearty and substantial approval of
the people of that particular section
for the commendable enterprise he
has demonstrated in the laborious
work necessary to accomplish such
an undertaking. Fargo Daily Re.
publican.
Frank Rettig, the blacksmith ant
wagon maker, is hustler. Mr.
Rettig has purchased the corner 10
on Fourth Street and Wisconsin
avenue. where stood Charlie Robin
sons wagon shop. and having pa
down IL two-incE oak plank sidewalk
expects to erect a residence on tn
corner a little later on. And Franl
is now erecting large buggy an
carriage repository back of his shoI
in which he proposes to keep hi
large display Of buggies and platform
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