The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-10-03

full work to get all the facts and
punish all as they may deserve
or to such a degree as they
deserve, respectively.
MIR. and Mrs. Neiland's little
son is yet quite ill, but it is
hoped he is taking turn for
the better. He has typhoid,
Been i'll three weeks.
Gentlenan-and ladies too,
don't forget John Dorsey's auc.
ton sale of farm implements,
stock, etc. Thursday 10th inst.
see lad on Third page.
\. Miksche x Co. have placed
a big heater in their basement
from which they will heat the
store hereafter. The heater
there will also be convenience
i'll the way of warming up the
large basement for the placing
of barrel goods, etc. Mr.. Mix
sche has one Of the best ap-
pointed general stores in this
upper country,
Some young men about the
city have organized a new club,
known as Saw Me Down Scien-
tiiic". Tony Star as president
and Barney Kline as secretary
and Frank KAISER as chief cook,
the object of the club being to
boom the city. These young
men seem to think that the
Never Sweat club is getting to
be little slow, and these lat
ter fellows propose to stir mat
ters up little.
Tony, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Moir, eight years
of age, met with Il serious
accident by being dragged by
a stone boat driven by Michael
Rischard, while hauling stone
the other day. In some man.
ner the little boy fell and was
caught by the boat and drag
ged some distance. wearing
away flesh about knee of one
leg. DIR. O'3rien is attending
the little sufferer and thinks
he will come out all right. But
it looked serious for a time.
The newly welded Mr.. and
Mrs. 'i. W. Horton arrived from
Grand Forks this week and oc-
cupy rooms at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. John L. Reeder
and will be at home to their
friends after'tllc 10th inst. An
account of the wedding will be
seen in another place taken
from q Grand Forks paper.
The bride is an accomplished
lady and the groom is one of
Wahpetons most influential
and leading business men i.
The wedding ceremonials were
largely attended and the CON
tracing couples hosts of
friends tender congratulations.
a very pretty feature of the oc-
casion being shower of con-
gratulatory telegrams from
distant friends of various
states, one from Alabama.
Rev. T.. S. Shaw who has oc
cupi d the Congregational
pulpit here the past year and a
half, took his departure for
Fargo, Tuesday, preparatory to
entering upon his duties as
travelling representative of the
Fargo College, with headquart-
ers at Fargo, Mrs. Shaw and
children having been comfort
ably domociled in that city a
few weeks previously. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaws many Wahpcton
friends express regret at form
er's departure from this city.
He is a young man of fine abili-
ty and wonderful energy, an or
ganizer and pushcr, and un-
derstanding this work SO we'll,
seems all the more regrctable
that he should determine to
make the change at this time.
However, what would seem to
he our less here will be to the
gain of the college. for such
tact and energy as his is sure
to work advantageously to the
college.
$500 Reward.
For return Of my spaniel
pup, lost near Sixth street and
Pembina.ave., Tuesday morn
ing. Is about five months old.
brown with small white strip