The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-04-25


were buried from St. Adalbert's
church, Wednesdays. Fat II e r
Studnicka officiating. Deceased
was among the pioneers of the
county, and an esteemed citizen.
Been i'll allswinter with a COM
plication of difficulties. The
family has the sympathy of
the community in it's loss.
The Western Surety \ Adjust
ment Company of Wahpeton has
just completed the purchase of
12,42o acres Of land all the remain
ing Northern Pacific holdings in
this county. This deal placesabout
all the cheap fands in Richland
county in the hands of resident
owners, apdsis the biggest deal in
wild lands in the county for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward An
Dyke will leave Wahpeton the
first of May. Mr.. AnDyke will
run on the G. n. passenger be-
tween Grand Forks and Duluth,
taking the position immediate
ly. Mrs. AnDyke will visit a
month or SO at home before
house keeping and, that may be
at Cass Lake, if they like it
their. Mr.. and Mrs. AnDyke
have many Wahpeton friends;
whqlfegret their departure. -,
Michal Howe and Amy X q.
Clarke of Fairmounm was
married Sunday morning, April
2lst III the Methodist church
by DIR. Knox. The church was
acknowledgement with a.brid-
al arch. and potted flowers, and
was crowded with friends of the
young couple. They took the
forn6olEtrain to ST. Paul, aud
will soon return to live II a
nicely furnished house at Fair
mount where had already ac-
cumulated rich collection of
wedding presents. Maud Clark
was bridesmaid and John Howe
of West Superior was best man.
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August Nehring is having
quite time to. drive his hack in
the face of ttfserdinanceHe Hequir-
inga 800 license. August has
noft the $lOOand is making a test
case Of the ordinance, onf the
ground that the license is ex-
cessive. And with FER
troubles, some one cut the tugs
of his harness. the other day,
as his horses stood hitched to
his hack, cut the tugs to pieces
and stuck the point of the knife,
apparently, into knee of one
of his horses, which bled the
horse profusely. sssThia%:would
seem to be carrying spite or
opposition business strife out
of all range of reason. August
thinks he can break down the
ordinance as excessive. At
torney Wolfe h appears fer
August.
County Auditor Stenerson
andsEtfe, Mrs. ID. +. Watson,
Miss Mae Bolhke and Rev. ID.
r. Walton, all of Wahpeton,.
arrived in Fairmount. Tuesday
morning from Lidgerwood
where they had accompanied
Bishap Edse1l, of Fargo to hear
him talk to the people OF thAt
place. The Bishop is one of
THE best speakers in the stated
consequently there was large
Congregation to II ar him.
The.party had five or six hours
between trains and Mr.. Steiner
son took advantage of the time
and had some friendly and
pleasant visits with a large
number of his acquaintances.
Pete is a jolly good fellow anda
is we'll spoken of. Well, it don't
hurt a fellow to be g6bd
honest republican, Fairmount
News.
There are more or less fool
ish things bein&said about the
paving of Dakota Ave. In lat
ter years no man can recall to
mind a day when a gang of men
have not been busy somewhere
on this avenue, digging and
for a leak from the
main or connection Herewith.
1t seems to be as leaky as aRold
sieve. The sewer. along this
avenue is not deep enough by
two feet, very few, comparative
lv none of the sewer connec
tions have been made and still
a few silly people run on with