The Wahpeton times., 1891-02-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Mails Close.

Mrs. Munson gave II tea party
Friday, of last week, which was
largely attended and much enjoyed.
w. II. Willardt has put up quite
IN ice house back of his butcher
shop and has the same filled with
fine. pure ice.
VIM. Nortlley has erected an ice
house and filled the same and will
freeze his meat next summer from
close range.
Rev. Mr.. I.aBach will speak Of
features OF Casar'S Column, hy
lgnatius Donnelly, Sunday morning.
Mr.. I.al;ach thinks it is a great hook.
superintendent House says that
Monday. the Did inst, will he Il
legal holiday and Il school holiday,
and he has so informed the teachers
of the county us far us possible.
Rev. Void from Fergus Falls has
been called to the pulpit, vacated by
Rev. Oftcnlahl, near Chrlstcnc. and
has entered upon his duties. Ii is
hoped that he may meet with good
success and that the congregation
may prosper.
This is the way an exchange very
aptly puts it: "Noah advertised
the Hood. lie lived through it and
the fellows who laughed 1T him got
drowned. Ever since then he
advertiser has been gertlng along
and those who did not advertise
have been getting left
Our Bismarck correspondent over
draws the line Il little when he init
mates the Democrats didn't care
what such men us Mr. Dwyer
thought. THE TIMES thinks Mr..
Dwyer Il pretty good fellow, and
would like to see such as he often
voting With the peoples party.
1t is said that breckenridge is
considering the matter of connect
ing water pipes to the Wallpeton
pumps. 1t would seem that Brcck-
enridge should noA Cesitates to make
this Improvement. That city now
has the advantage of immense
license fees, and could do the work
nicely and we'll.
The subject for discourse ut the
NJ. +. church, next Sunday morning.
will be: "To Use and not Abuse
this word.'' And in the evening
"IIard Times, Who's to Blame -,
The Young Peoples Meeting at 6:30
p. u. subject : "ITow we enter the
Work of Others The morning
service is to he hereafter at 1880
Il. III.
The young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Warner of Great Bend
died February 7tl, 1891. and the
funeral was conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. IIinck from the Lutheran
church, the remains being laid
away in the church yard of that
denomination, after Il very impress
sive sermon. The child was 2 years
/ months and y days Old The
young parents have the sympathy Of
large circle of friends.
We publish an interesting com
munication, this week, written by II.
Harrison, the creamery man. which
will he read with interest by
farmers generally and butter makers
in particular. Mr.. Harrison is
undoubtedly right in the general
charge that the farmers Of the
Dakotas do not pay enough atten-
tion to the breed of stock and
especially cows, and that the latter
don't have the care they should
have in the matter of feed and
shelter. lie thinks that with proper
attention North Dakota could he
made to produce an abundance of
sweet pure butter.
Edward William, sfor six years II
hotel keeper at Campbell, Minnesota,
died Monday morning of heart
disease, very suddenly. 1t seems
that ut three O'clock that morning
Mr.. Williams felt severe pain
about the heart, and applying some
medicine, was relieved for an hour
or two, when he suddenly lost con-
sconsness and his spirit passed
away very easily. The funeral
occurred at breckenridge yesterday
and the remains were laid away in
the breckenridge cemetery. The
deceased was Sc years of age, and
leaves Il wife but no children. Mrs.
| Williams is Il sister of County
Treasurer Glover of Wilkin county.
The sons of veterans pop corn
soci2l. Tuesday evening. passed off