The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-01-24
N. E. Rice is in New York.
Judge Pollock will deliver an
address in Wahpeton, Feb. 4th.

address in Wahpeto,,, Feb. 4th.
The Woodman will dance in
Schuler hall, Lincoln's BIRTH
day.
Miss Ada Bauer will at once
enter a business college at
Minneapolis.
Those pictures, Csc per dozen
by Miss Ponath are very fine,
for the money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Leer spent
Sunday in this city, the guests
of Mrs. Connor.
Rev. Davies occupied the
Congregational pulpit. Sunday,
and pleased his congregation.
The old timer and esteemed
citizen, Martin K. Harris, paid
The Times a pleasant call this
morning.
Theo. Albrecht late of Hank
inson is appointed cashier of
the Citizens Bank here. Will
remove his family here in the
spring.
c. D. Almy, son of A. a.
Almy of Fair1nount and a noted
Chicago newspaper man, died
in New Mexico. recently, of
consumption.
DIR. Knox is at Langdon, this
state, assisting in church work
there. Been there two or three
weeks, may, however, return
home in a few days now.
The Turner's convention, this
week, was largely attended and
a success from every point of
view. The public exercises
were much enjoyed by those
who witnessed them.
Rev. w. Fl. Gimblett will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the Con-
gregational church next Sun
day. Special meetings will be
held every evening through the
week following. The pastor
will be assisted by Rev. Gim-
blett. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Brown
have returned from their visits
at Buffalo. Chicago and De-
troit, respectively, having en-
joyed the outing very much.
Mr.. Brown improved his op-
portunities to look over the
latest methods and work of the
leading galleries of the cities
visited and says he ga n e d
some valuable points, and will
be better bic than ever to
please his customers.
Al Webber said, Tuesday
morning, that a "newsy" had
one leg cut off by Duluth
train at Staples the night be-
fore. The young man had step
ped over to visit with a "newsy"
on another train, when his train
started to go round the Y, and
he not knowing where his train
was going-and even without
learning its course, jumped and
fell under the wheels which cut
A leg off below the knee. A
grayhaired old lady stood on
the platform near by, and see
ing that the unfortunate voung
man was in danger of being
run over by an approaching
switch engine, ran to him
and ha uled him off of the
track just in time to save his
life. which was considered
brave act on her part. The
lady came this way and got off
the train at Henning.
1t must be quit e gratifying to
Judge Lauder to see the L. S.
Supreme court sustain him in
the recent noted land case de.
cision as against the Supreme
Court of North Dakota. That
is. the local court reversed the
judge and now the big court
has reversed the local court,
and Judge Lauder is endorsed
by everybody. And then in
another m ter, the state
supreme court seems to sus-
tain Judge Lauder in his deci-
sion not to call in an outside
Judge to hear the alleged pre-
judice cases, here. The law
provides that lawyers filing no.
tices of prejudice must at the
same time put up bonds for the
expense of the visiting judge,
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