The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-11-28
Judge Orcutt is spending
Thanksgiving with his family.

Judge Orcutt is spending
Thanksgiving with his family.
Mrs. Meeker has just receiv-
ed handsome display of silk
and linen collars and barthas,
suitable for Christmas presents.
Nicholas Kline has made
important Improvements III
the way of water heater in
his bath rooms and plans to
heat the shop.
The Monitor at Lidgerwood
has new up to date press.
May the Monitor flourish and
become permanent factor of
wide-awake Lidgerwood.
The latest fake is Estate SOW
ing machine inspector" If he
calls throw him in the street.
He is said to be working at
present in the rural districts of
North Dakota.-Breckenridge
Telegram.
The Gazette is to be con-
graduated OH its recent pur-
chase of a Simplex type setting
machine. The machine will
set about all the type that
paper will need weekly, in a
| day or two, each week.
The Cuban pox promises to
become epidemic all over the
| United states, this winter. Its
a nuisance and people must be
as careful as possible not to
distribute it about when un-
fortunate enough to have been
exposed.
Geo. w. Freerks, A. J. Bessie
and NJ. G.. Freerks have opened
a law office in Fargo, to be
known as Freerks, Bessie *
Freerks. The gentleman will
also retain an office in this city'|
and hustle all along the line.
We wish them success.
The night of the 9th or 2sth
a large turkey, a goose and
some pieces of pork was stolen
from Sheriff Moody. These
articles were in a box standing
out side of his house and it is
wonder why they did not
take it all, now it is too late.
w. ]. Briggs the gentleman
coming with his feather renova-
tor is the proprietor of the
Briggs Hospital, Fergus Falls.
and is brother of Miss Briggs
Of this city, and will do the
right thing by his customers.
Breckenridge is booming in
great Ii pc. The m ny ap-
plications for dwelling houses
over there i n duces os ep h
Simonitsch to build at least
four dwellings to help supply
the demand. In fact one or
two of the houses are about
finished.
Ontario and Quebec Excur-
sions via, Northern Pacific
Railway, very low rates for De-
cember. Write imfnedia te ! VI
for full information to any
agent of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company, or
CHAs. S. FEE, &. p. & T. A.
St. Paul, MINI.
\ thresher from Richland
county moved his outfit north
and undertook a job near Perth,
He quit the job because the
crop was weedy. The farmer
sued him for damages i'll JUS
tice court, and he sued the
farmer in district court, and
there you are.-Exclange.
lanes Nolan the old time
citizen of McCauleyville, Min
nesota, died Saturday and was
buried Tuesday with Masonic
honors. Deceased located at
Fort Abercrombie in 1867, hav-
ing passed through the civil
war a volunteer from Pennsyl
vania. He was highly esteem
ed every where over the north
west among the pioneers. The
funeral was largely attended.
Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Davies,
of Wah2eton, were in Lisbon
over Sunday. At the Baptist
church reunion Sunday even
ing Rev. Davies delivered al
very interesting address,. LIS
bon people have a warm regard
for tn e reverend gentleman
who was pastor of the Baptist
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