The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-03-01

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lot of horses and farm i,nple-
ments at auction, the latter part
of the month. Further an
nouncement later. =
Peter johnson, register ST
deeds, has returned to his
duties, almost recovefed.: The
doctor tells Mr.. Johnson. that
he can hardly afford to, work
day and night. all the time. He
must let up little. ID
Depnis Downey and Miss
Anna Marsch, both of this city,
were married at St. Adalbert's
church, Monday last, Rev.
Father Studpicka oficiating5
The young Couple have the
congratulations Of q largseircle
| IF friends.
Carl w. Timmerack of VOL
verton, Minnesota, and Miss
Annie NJ. Anderson weEs s7nar-
ried at the, home of the brides
parents. last week, sby the Rev.
$. B. Loveless. Theeyoung folks
have the congratulations ofsa'
large circle of friends.''. J.
Valentine Dorm, the genial
proprietor of the City Hotel of
Wahpeton, came down to Fair.
mount last Monday and spent
the day with his many friends.
Val is jolly good fellow and
is always welcome visitor in
this city.-Fairmount News.
4 James Male and sister, ac-
companied by their mother and
latter mother of Chas. Male,
5l2arrived here this week from
4 Michigan. Mr.. Male, the patient,
EI5seems more cheerful since his
mother arrived but it. is con-
n sidered that he is a very. sick
1 man with cancers.
Wm. r. Zilgitt who was mar
ried on the 21st of last Decem-
|ber in Minneapolis to Miss Eva
4 Beatty of Wahpeton, returned
to Fairmount Wednesday with
his bride after an extended trip
through the western states,and
are now stopping at the Rich
1 land Hotel.-Fairmount News.
DR.. Fjelde of Abercrombie
has fine hospital,well arrang-
ed and up-to-date in every par
! ticular at Abercrombie. Has
trained and very competent
nurses constantly in attend
! ance, and it may be under
stood from now on that any
| person in this county or vici-
nifty may be we'll treated and
we'll cared for at that institu-
ton. Register of Deeds Peter
John son,is very complimentary
in his mention of the way he
was treated there.
! w. Mellon, three miles west
of Campbell will sell his
farm implements and stock,
March 10th. Mr.. Mellon has a
large supply of all kinds of i'm
plements and big showing of
stock which must all go at
auction. A large percentage of
this stock is of the short horn
breed and in fine condition;
and he has pair of 1000 pounds
farmers scales which will be
sold at the sale OH the 10th
inst. Remember the sale and
date.
The general merchandise
firm heretofore >know4l as Deyoe
& Haney underwent change
Hast Monday. E. L. Haney, the
junior member of the firm sold
out his interest to Elmer w.
Wetherbee of this place. Mr..
Haney has been a member of
the firm for about three years,
though young, he has shown
himself to be a man of good
business qualifications and by
his untiring efforts has helped
to push the business forward
until the prospects of the firm
look as bright as any old and
we'll established houses in the
city. Mr.. Wetherbee, his sue
cessor, is a retired farmer of
considerable ability and will no
doubt help to keep up the good
reputation. of the house. The
new firm will be known as
Deyoe & Wetherbee. Mr.. Haney
has had several good PROPOSE
tions offered him, but is unde-
cided yet what he will do, but