The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-02-07

]. L. Slattery is improving
again after the rela pse from
fever. Joe will be careful this
time

ieNer. Joe Will ne careful this
time.
The ladies aid society of the
Congregational church will
meet on Wednesday afternoon,
at two o'clock with Mrs. Bauer
A party of young folks went
out to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Chezick. Saturday
evening, and made out to have
a splendid good time.
Irwin Gillis has been in bed
with mild attack of typhoid
F., fever, but the doctor now
thinks that he will surely es.
cape hard siege.
David Jurgensen of Grand
Forks, and Miss Barbara Pedes.
ky of Wahpeton, were married
1T St. Adelbert's parsonage
Tuesday. The happy couple
will be here a week or so and
then go to Grand Forks to
make their home.
A degree of honor lodge \.
! O. U. w. was organized at
Dwight Thursday evening of
this week. H. III. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. Donavon and Mrs.
Mary Olmstead Of Wahpeton,
were out and assisted in the
installation Of officers.
The Nora Literary society of
cheyenne township. this
county, favors The Times with
a resolution of thanks to Rep
resentative Morgan for copies
of the house journal. The res
olution is signed by Hans
J Sunde and Lars Sevarson.
j The handsome home of Mrs.
Anna Braun was taken by
storm Saturday evening in the
shape of a big surprise party,
there being 60 or % people
present. The evening was
most enjoyably spent and ali
departed for home feeling that
Mrs. Braun is a capital enter
Miner, whether surprised or
otherwise.
! This man Hamilton, who SO
cowardly murdered Day at the
West hotel, Minneapolis, a lit
tie while ago, is on trial. At
least the court is trying to get
a jury. Hamilton ought to be
sent over the rocky road as
soon as possible. Of course
he'll lie about it and try to get
out of it and may succeed-and
yet he may not succeed.
Ralph NJ axwell has pur-
chased one of the starch facto-
ry buildings at Hankinson and
will make it sub station to
his cremery, by buying milk of
Hankinson neighborhood and
shipping it to the factory at
Lidgerwood. Ralph is a hust-
Ter and deserves the success he
is attaining. Later: We un-
derstand Mr.. Maxwell will put
in a complete creamery at
Hankinson.
Miss Barrie. of Milton, this
state, whose brother, a few
weeks since, killed the hired
man, VIM. Mullen, on account
of latter's betrayal of the for
mer, died Tuesday of this
week at the insane asylum at
jamestown, of agitated melan-
cholia. Deceased's home was
London, Ontario. Canada, and
the remains were taken there
for interment by brother who
came from Toronto to care for
her in her sad predicament.
Deceased was 25 years of age.
Fargo has a startling case of
abuse of three little girls of
Morehead by two Fargo men at
the Minnesota house, latter
city. One of the girls is nine
F. and the other two thirteen, and
the abuse had been carried on
for some time prior to the out
fit being caught by Policeman
Flanagan, of Fargo. The
children were noticed to go out
of the hotel late at night, a
time or two, and when caught
the little girls told all about it.
The names of the men are
Harry Steffers and Hugh Shau-
ger. latter being a laborer and
a married man, and the two
are in Jail.
The Markets.
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