The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-07-18


H. Berres is settling up his
business matters here prepara-
tory to going to California.
Miss Marguerette Connolly
and Miss "Flo" Campbell spent
Sunday at the home of the
formers parents, near Tyler.
The Rev. ]. w. Helmuth of
Wisconsin will supply the Con-
gregational pulpit Sunday
morning and evening, as a
candidate. All cordially in
vited.
While passing the Crescent
stop in and buy dish of Ice
Cream and get refreshing
glass of Coca-Cola, gratis, an,
time up to and including July
%. Ask for it.
w. NJ. WAGNER.
Court adjourned to October
10Th. 1t was getting too close
to harvest, having, etc, for
farmers to help out in court
proceedings. The Judge has
gone up to the Cnautauqua
grounds for a few davs.
q. H. Perry was in the CITY
the fore part of the week and
stopped long enough to say
that he is turning his attention
to gold mining in Arazona, be-
ing manager of mine there.
Mr.. Perrv's hosts OF friend DIS
will be pleased to know that he
is doing we'll.
The Western Book Concern
has put in branch at Wahpe-
ton with Prof. H. q. klepper,
manager, aud will make this
city distributing point for
North Dakota. South Dakota
and Minnesota. Will handle
popular books t:v famous auth
ors, with office and stock room
over Miss Briggs Millinery
store. The professor is adver
tising for canvassers and offer
ing good inducements.
Chas. Youngquist & Co. have
put new coat of paint Oh their
large handsome machinery
emporium, but the most notice
able thing about the premises
now is the large and swell sign
written across the front of the
building, Chas. Youngq uist
& CO. Farm Impliments.
This sign is about the swellest
thing in the city. and to be
fully appreciated. s h 0 u ! d be
seen. Lange and Myhra did
the work.
The jury in the Nose Mer-
chant case disagreed and were
discharged. BY the way,
Messrs Purcell & Bredly ten
dered their assistance to the
prosecution in the case owing
to the fact that they were Mr..
Pixies attornies in other mat
tiers and do not charge the
county for sitting in the case.
States Attorney Schuler put up
a good prosecution ana is sorry
the jury disagreed. But the
case will come. again.
Ernst Roternlund does a
steam cleaning and dye work :
business, opposite St. Johns
church on the corner. Mr.. Rot
ermund learned his arts in these
lines in the leading dye house
Of Hanover, Germany. Has
worked in dye houses in New
York aud San Francisco. and
other cities. Finally starting
in business at Butte, Montana.
burned out the other day and.
losing all he had in the world,
comes to Wahpeton to make
this his permanent home and
start anew. A glance at his
work shows that he is an artist,
and we believe fully deserving
of full confidence and support
in a business way.
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E. X. Crafts of Fairmount
died early Wednesday morning
aged 7S years. Deceased was Il
native of Vermont. Removed
from Michigan to Fairnount
in 1879, and was among the
very first settlers Of that part
of Richland county, and has all
along been among the leading
men in the development Of that
superb section of the county.
The aged widow, three sons
and daughter are left to
mourn his death. viz: w. !.
Crafts, Of Wahpeton; +. f.