The Wahpeton times. [volume], September 26, 1884, Image 1

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press Co. Money OTMIM,
S«*5B0^!WS Money refunded If order* aw
SoW *t nil offices or
the company. Pfty
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it t0, IS 140,15c: 850,80c.
8 -)£. W. Mitnunw, Agt.
i*0. O.PrATT. WM. K. PURCEIX
I PYATT & PuRCELL,
^, COTO»M.OHIJ-AT-IiAW,
Boal Bstnto, Loan anil Insurance Agents.
J. C. Pxatt, Dept. Dist. Atty.
iii Wahpeton,Dakota.
PBIEDLANDBE^FC BESSIE,
Law, Collection aiitl Real Estate, Insarance anil
.General Agency Business,
Dakota Ave, near
8d'Street,
Wahpeton, Dakota.
Deutsche Advokaten.
KSB
8, H. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,.-- WA-HJPITOK,DAKOTA.
Money to Loan on Heal Estate nnd Chattel
Security.
OITCIE:
Over Peirce's hardware store.
McCumber & Bogart,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Special Attention Given to Collection.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
ir,. isr. ihstik:,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate and Loans. Office in Howry's
ft new store.
WAAPETQN, DAKOTA. ,lilv6
LEVI E. SPOONER,
Attorney at Law,
Wahpeton jnd 'Brcckenridge.'^
L. B. EVER DEL,
Attorney nt LaiK^^I^
Ofllce opposito the MinnBSQtKfijjHB^^' *.
14 '|HRK(!nrl(lge, Minn.
Ezra C. Valentine,
14 Attorney nt Law,
Real Estate Exchanged and Money to Loan.
Office in court house, Brcckenridge, Minn.
D.
Geo. D. Swaine, M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Wahpeton, ... Dakota.
Diseases of women a specialty. Office on Da.
kota avenue. 6
G. W. ARBUCKIJE, M. D.,
HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON.
BRECKINRIDGE, MINNESOTA.
Diseases of Women a Specialty, also the Eye
and Ear.
-wahpeton calls, promptly responded to.
Office and Resience: Arbuckle's now building.
HENRY C. RENO,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Wahpeton, D. T.
Office over Howry's Bee Hivo Store. Resi
dence, Dr. Hatten's house, Third street. w46
G. BAJRKOW, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office over Martin Schott's store,
WAHPETON, DAKOTA, ill
H.B. CR AND ALL,
Real Estate Agent, Notary Public and Collector.
Farms and Town Lots for Sale.
COLFAX, Richland County, DAKOTA
GEO HAM.Y,
SURGEON DENTIST
Oftlco with Dr. Geo. D. Swaine, over Peirce's
Hardware store, Wahpeton, D. T.
AHTOH filLLES
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
Shop on Dakota avenue, opposite N. ScUott's
store. Ail kinds of repairing promptly attended
to.
Joseph C. Hen vis,
Real Estate Office
GRAND VIEW FaRM, D.T.
Partios" located on soverment land. Money to
Loan and Final Proofs Made, unefl
J*Ajf
Ste.
$
'Mr'
101
Dakota Avenue,
ISIABRrfl BAKERY,
ELI V4CHON, Propr.
Opposite Opera House. Feb. 27n4
•,*, JOHN M. RUGGLES,
WAHPETON, DAKOTA,
$ REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Titles to lands investigated, and correct ah
stracts fnrnishod. Taxes paid for non-residents.
Collections made, and promptly remitted.
Lands bought and sold.
I will see that the tax is cancelled on the treas
urer's records, and the proper amount of tax
collected. My charges are $1.00 for each receipt.
&
Proprietors of
EXCELCIOR MEAT MARKET.
Dealers in all kinds of fresh and salt meats,
hams, bacon and sausage constantly on hand.
Cash paid for fat cattle, hides and furs. Meat
delivered to any part of Wahpeton and Brcckin
idge, fre« of charge.
Commercial Hotel
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
Good Accomodation Guarnteed to the transient
Public.
MICHAEL
June
SCHM1TT,
Prooriotor.
C. WIENSMA, M. D.
stetan and Surgeon,
OFFICE OVER MILLER'S DRUG STORE,
English, German and Scandinavian Languages
Spoken. n2
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
HOTEL
Cor. Dakota Aveiine end Sixth Street.
Wahpeton, Dakota
Oue Bjock from St. P.,M. fc M. depot,
Good Sample Rooms.
D. H. SMITH,
?sg
Dr. T, L. Taylor
•••'..* •.
SURCEON DENTIST*
r^hns permanently located in Wahpeton, and
is
Prepared to do a general dentistr badness.
l&'ip {l
p^latos and all iriegularitles of chUdren's
nii «lMll recelve tlmlateet mode ot tmtment.
A|t,i.waur WA&RAirTjra.
•fon^i v.. & Dakota.
rrf1
News Notes*
At Rome, from midnight ^Friday
to Sunday afternoon there were 687
deaths from cholera..... ^v
The Barrett circus. bummers at
5watonna, after insulting a girl
Saturday night, killed P. Blair, a
special policeman with a-slung shot.
Five prisoners
county jaiFmb. -"1
bound and g.
Thursday«n
returned.
do what
partes aie
Tins big Brooklyn
"i
.forced to
•.is a Deli:
the hot
rjoint in
leAj.an
abo^i
tons in super­
structure, and .the heavy, w^ght of
the planking, it works freely,"and is
wonderful for its delicacy.
Des Moines, la, 18.^Piatt Saeger,
of Washington county, was burned
to death this rooming. Having an
attack of asthma, lie got tip and
bathed his chest with turpentine,
and it caught Are while lie was
heating it at the kitchen stove. His
father heard his call and wrapped
him in a blanket, but on iiis return
with water Piatt was dead.
Lynchburg, Va., 19.— Great1 ex
citement exists in Amherst county
over the unprovoked murder of Sam
uel Mitchell, sixteen years old. The
boy in company with two others
was in search of cows, when they
arrived at Hunter's Camp in the
woods, occupied by three men.
George Fortune, one of the men, or
dered Mitchell to carry a beer keg
for him, the boy refused and For
tund shot him dead in his tracks.
Nore Junction, la., 19.—This
morning as a freight train on the
Milwaukee & St. Paul road was
crossing the Rock Island track at
this place a freight train on the lat
ter company's track ran into it,
making a most complete wreck.
The engine on the Rock Island train
was smashed and about 15 freight
cars of both trains. The engineer
and fireman on the Rock Island en
gine, seeing that a collision was un
avoidable, jumped off, thus saving
their lives.
Winnipeg, Man., 10.—Thomas
Booth, of Boync, and James Davis,
two well known farmers, were suf
focated by gas at the Grand Pacific
hgtel. They had been put in one
room and retired earJy. At about 3
a. in. one got up and lit the gas,
and on going back to bed it is sup
posed blew it out. They were dis
covered about nine o'clock, one of
them, Davis, baing dead, iVH^the
other unconscious but almK&Vt
last accounts Mr. Booth Awvstill
but not expected to reQ|£y.er.
olis, 17.—Negotiations
closed for the pu
apolis Triburt% from
the
eral
Blether,
Neltleton by Mr
late business mana,
the Kansas City Journal, a
E. Haskell, son ot' E. B. HjftireflT^ci
itor of the Boston Herald. The
morning Tribune was established in
1880, and ha3 been successful. The
consideration is understood to be
approximate par for a capital stock
of $200,000. It will be several
weeks before the new proprietors
take possession. In the meantime
no change will be made in the man
agement of the paper.
Uniontown, Pa., 18.—Intense ex
citement was created here by the
discovery of a villainous plot to
take the lives of the entire JTutt
family. The water in the well
whence the family drew their supply
of water was poisoned by unknown
persons. Two young ladies are al
ready dead. Lust evening Miss
Annie Nutt, the younger sister of
Lizzie Nutt, betrayed some time
ago by N. L. Dukes, which event
was followed by the murder of Capt.
Nutt and the shooting of Dukes,
was suddenly taken ill and died in a
short time. All other members of
the family are ill, thus evincing
that Miss Nutt, another younger
sister of Lizzie, died from the effects
of poison. The water in the well
is being analyzed. Young James
Nntt, the slayer of Dukes, and also'
Miss Lizzie are dangerously ill.
New York, 20.—An elabor
well-planned attempt at ars
house filled with people was
to light to-day. The crime,
ever, miscarried. Its only
was the killing of a woman,
wife of a man whom the police ar^
rested, charged with setting fire„
the house. The woman was Mi
Gusty, the wife of Leo Gusty, a
.loon keeper. The fire was discovered
in his house. He lived on the
second floor with his wife and child.
Seven lodgers occupied, the thirji
floor. Early this moraiag tt pol
officer saw flames' in the house
gave the alarm. He and another
officer went into adjoining roomsJ^
and roused the inmates, then ascend
ing the roof,- they went to"rescue the
occupants of the building. But:
they, at the ilrst alarm, had fled to
tbe street, all but Mrs, Gusty and
her. nine-year-old boy. They were
{0nnd on the roof, the boy nearly
choked wit^«mpke and', the .woncian
dying witl^ harrlble -burns^l
the fire was extinguished it
covered that coal oil bad been p6n:
everywhere and all the gr«s turned
v*
lis
it
I 'tuesdHi the boiler-of a threshing
engine, nekr Biter Falls, Wis., ek
ploded,killitf^theengineer, CJfflW
left
Ecker^- t^nd ^wriouiiy wouiiding'
Chauneey Oliapl^
St. Petersburg/18 —^dvices from
the northiUatQ thaff^ilflftuasian
corvette a^yiadlvasi^SjrnttS seized
the American schobfrer, Eliza! for
having contraband goods on board,
and the English schooner, Helena,
for filegal hunting.v
Mrs. W. B. Douglass of Fargo,
Dak., while en rbute from that city
to Chicago two weeks ago, lost a
package containing 82,000 worth of
diamonds, which is thought to have
been stolen somewhere between St.
Paul and Milwaukee. The matter
has been quiet until now.
Forest fires are bin
on the west side
Mitib. The
Beach thU^i
for any «pitarKft that1il?|
town. At ond.
Atlantic, la.*, 11.—A terrible trag
edy was enacted Wednesday night
at Reno, a small town situated
eighteen miles southeast of here,
and not on any railroad. Jacob
Steen, posttrautter at Reno, shot his
wife, killingWer almost instantly,
and then turning his weapon shot
himself, inflicting a wound whioh
proved fatal in a short time. Mr.
Steen was quite a prominent man
in the community, and was at one
time a candidate for representative
from Cass county. It is not known
that he had any family trouble, and
insanity is probably the cause of
the deed. The affair caused intense
excitement in the community.
^tland, Or. Special, 20.—A
jttig murder was reported near
'bsano, W. T., two \veek§Jj|^o.
'ickler, a prominent
^t^rjtpUsly disap,
found. Tj
isjeovered in a,
uch circum
doubt that he
wit,h. When 1:
had a large sum
possession. This facl!*wa&
getter ally
known. He had evidently been fol
lowed, assassinated, and robbed. No
trace of the money can be found.
Suspicion points strongly toward
two men who have' suddenly left
for parts unknown.
The
or^lrpostrtffloii^
The Sioux Falls
tains $0 p|||onersi
ijg^army
wt Huron,
ITO,
is
ime to
fire threat­
ened' the bridg wa9 thought
that some of tbe: puildings must go,
but they were saved.
Dr. Darwin Potter has examined
Kate Smulsey, the Fort Plaines,
N. Y., fasting woman, tind says tbe
girl is suffering from St. Vitus'
dance, pure, simple and uncompli
cated. "I unhesitatingly pronoiince
the alleged fast an unmitigated hum
bug, a stupendous fraud and a phy
£rological impossibility."
Motley, Minn., 17.—On the occa
sion of the opening of the roller
rink at Motley, a crowd of drunken
roughs went to the skating rink,
and on being reprimanded by the
proprietor for their ungentlemanly
conduct,' pitched into him and sev
eral of the participants were badly
cut up with knives. Ladies fainted
and were carried home insensible.
The parties have been arrested and
will pay the penalty of their rash
ness in jail.
was
dealt
ickler
Brainerd, Minn., 17.—The Burns
rape case was begun yesterday in
court, and before adjournment last
night all the prosecution's testi
mony was in. It appears that Jack
Burns, a saloon-keeper of sporting
notoriety, went riding with Miss
Emma Mays and her sister, both
young women, another. man being
along, and at a distance in the coun
try Burns got Emma to leav.e the
wagon with him, and as she alleged,
violated her. The next day she
weepingly confessed the assault to
her mother, and a warrant was
sworn out. When secured Burns
got the officer to go with him for an
interview with the girl, when the
latter attempted to shoot Burns and
wounded the officer. The defense
^claims that the girl's character was
%ad, and that the rape case is
trumped up.
experienced sheep grower, who
'the present time a flock num
afiout 500 head, informs the
Sentinel that his experience
line indicated leads him to
it as tho most ..profitable
of stock raising in this sec-
other curiosities that will
In the Dakota.exhibit at New
Is this winter, will be a single
ock 'of corn grown in Bismarck,
jiaying on it eight well formed ears
corn. Another stock having six
ears on it will also be sent from the
'ilen. 0'
same
iyi:r-A Sun reporter ln«
frmfgority of the whoM*
er* in 3£argo in regard to
nionof the Fargo & South­
ern railroad, and without a single
ex$eptiiiti £b was admitted that the
road:had 'benefitted the tradiand
wouVl continue to, more and more
IHWty yea*"* While it is
adinitted thpt freights to Fargo are
too hfgivyeti tttero are no com
plaints against this road.
Ed-itiort
The disllfict court will colivene at
Grand Forks, November
Thalour-stoty pork pa|^g house
fit Yankton is aUaut completed.
Over 2,000,000 bushels of flax was
harvested in Dakota this season.
Ole Swanson was killed by light
ning the other day near Casseltor.
The Bismarck Journal is to be is
sued daily from the 1st of October.
The St. Laurence roller mills.aV^
manufacturing 100 barrelS 'of'ftoiir
daily.
Fielder, the new town of Hughes
county, has a newspaper called the
Times.
B. R. Hughes of Sykeston, bad
his hand baldly mashed in a self
binder.
My Partner" will be performed
the local Thespians of Huron at
tertown.
The Fargo Broadaxe has changed
h^sds again. The undertaker is
reaching out for it.
The new Fargo Southern road
showed its enterprise by running a
special train to Pierre.
The finishing touches are being
put on the North Dakota insane
hospital at Jamestown.
Henry Wells was arrested at
Grand Forks for burglaring a store
at Postville, H|tva, last spring.
John Bauman has been arrested
in Turner county for unmercifully
beating his 9-year-old daughter.
A severe storm occurred' "at Hick
son last Saturday night, damaging
such wheat as remained in shock.
Sunday night safe breakers inef
fectually attempted to blow open
the safe of Mr. Fairfield of Fargo.
Another shortage of $1,885 has
been discovered in the Barnes coun
ty embezzling treasurer's accounts.
Yankton county will loan $1,000 to
aid Commissioner McKeuzie in ar
ranging for the New Orleans expo
sition.
John Murphy, a young man work
ing near Larimore, had and arm
torn off in the belt of a threshing
machine.
A prairie fire destroyed W. W.
Wade's house and out buildings
stored with grain, and Will Davis'
barn at Huron.
Thtt^ody of Dennis Dancrault, a
Canadian aged 35, was found in
Whitewood creek near Dead wood.
It is supposed he fell in while In
toxicated.
Ellendale is to have a fine roller
skating rink. There is hardly ii
town of 500 people in Dakota that
has not one of these popular places
of amusement.
A califlower is in Carpenter &
Cary's office, grown at Ft". Lincoln,
measuring over four feet in circum
ference. The seed was sown on the
13th of July.
Col. Steele's farm, Steele, in Kid
der county, will send to the New Or
leans exposition a turnip that tail
ances the scales at 17 pounds,4^1 is
36 inches in circumference.
Some thirt" veins of coal have been
struclfain sinking wells at Park river
in Walsh county. It is thought .that
some thick enough to work profit
ably will be struck lower down.
While Sitting Bull is raking in
rocks by showing himself throughout
the country, the Indians at Standing
Rock have thrashed all their oats
with a yield of 60 bushels to the
acre.
The Indian boys at the farm school
at Standing Rock sent a sample beet
to,the Bismarck Tribune, accompan
ied by postal card saying We
have anv acre like this can any
white boy of i6 years "beet" it
Governor Pierce meets with a
warm reception wherever lie goes in
South Dakota. The different local
ities vie with each other in paying
the honor and respect due liim as
the chief executive of the territory.
What are termed the "bad lands"
of Dakota wj
er areturni
do for stock]
at $i,000,
es ampler si!
per ceht. of
from all ixiui
Wahpe Dakota, September 26,1884. NO, 25,
money
Itentiary con
the Missouri riv
to be an El Dora
at country, valued
country furnish
and not above 2
tock has been lost
M. Wp||Ke jail at Valley
Springs, night, by sawing
the bars vQltifws cell window. He
was under arrest, charged with the
robbery of the Northeu Pacific rail-
Oriska. lie
.order from
olis to
alley
ey on
road company's office^
alio telegraphed a f'
the Security Biink
the First National
City, but failed to
it..
Gov. Pierce was
protection by the^
following letter, t^ndly Ifi
German farhiw^^ffl^ Stark
whose *te|fciwony 4&n the witfte&i
stand, ittr a Tate trial is supposed to
have instigated it: Warning to J.
Holler. Dickinson, July 13.—You
art hereby warned that if you do
not leave Dickinson and Stark Co.
within SSQ days from this date you
will- be taken from your house at
night by a body of masked men and
hanged to the* nearest telegraph
pole .until you are dead—dead. This
warping js issued by an indignant
community whom you have so base
ly slandered by your many false re-
,4%
•as
JS*
4
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New Go&ds and,'
vfSt i*
1 Building Paper, Etc., Etc., Etc.,
'i-
NEW YORK STORES
AT TH1&
WHERE ARE KEPT,
5 rrywr'-.'/rf.r-t- :&M
IDry G-oocL & C3-roc©ri©s,
INCLUDING
Fashionable Ladies' Wraps, Dres-rGroods and Trimiiiings ^"rpiotliing
and ClotUs, Notions and Fan«Y *(jroods.
Latest Styles in Ilats and Oapfe and Boots and Slioes for Ladie^ anc
Gentleuiie1v,'Xittie Girls and Small Boys.
Call antl See Our New Goods and get Prices."
SELLER
W. A. SEELY
HEALERS AND JOBBEilS OF FIK8T CLASS
FARM MACHINERY BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Belting and Mill Supplies,
Car Orders Solicited. [w51]
Wagon Makerg'.nnd Blacksmiths'Materials,
Lumber, Coal Lime, Hair and Cemen^
F. H. BUTLER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Lumber, Sash, Doors,
At Wahpeton and Wyriclmere, Dak.
A Present to All!
Men want a Water bury. Boy.1? want a Waterbniy. Everybody
Needs a Waterbnry. The
One-Price Clothing House,
—Gives the-
Hemonvbar I iiavo Always 011 Hiintl the
Finest Goods! Lowest Prices! Latest Styles!
NKXT BLOCK EAST OF POST OFFICE.
Wahpeton, Dakota.
potts." At the bottom of the letter
is a picture of a coffin.
J. C. Cowan's granary at Sherman
was struck by lightning and burued.
The v.-flue of wheat in Dakota is
so low the local papers forget to
publish thecurrertt
to tip,
in of
feet
by a
An owli
was captui
Charles 13
Tower Cj
college, ^Plj
been subsci
erection.
roughs
is to
00
A package
worth of xlianioni
stolen from
go, on the tni]
and Milwauk
turning frd
ago.
A young man em
Worthing and Lennox f(
of ore in a slough this
has been assayed and found
sist of pure gold. He was oife
five dollars for the same by
Falls parties.
There are 12 counties in North
Dakota that had 880,17*2 acres in
heat this year. They.will average
er twenty bushels, or 17,600,000
ushels. It cannot be supposed
they comprise half the crop of the
entire territory. If not, the figures
msut be raised much higher than
ever yet stated.'
'•'"'o cunning red men played a
shrewd game on a showman at Blunt.
They represented that the whole
tribe of 250 Indians Were coming
down from the reservation to seethe
elephant, and got rates reduced
from #1.00 to 25 cents, and paid for
their own tickets at that figure.
They enjoyed the'show witli evident
satisfaction, but: tha tribe failed to
put in appearance^ which led the
& GOODHUE,
&
Co.,
manager to believe poor Lo was
rapidly acquiring the ways of his
white brethern.
Walsh county is* to vote on the
question of being bonned for a $20,
000 court house this fall.
David llussell killed a buffalo,
twelve miles southeast of Steele,
on the lltli. There was a large
herd in the neighborhood. Great
excitement prevailed and everyone
could secure a gun and a horse
pn yit^hunt.
from Coluinoia, in
was in Casselton the
his way to court at
tvas run in by the police
eious character. He had
of a vast amount of bad
did not look like a
llgaSn
AValipeton, Dakota,
But he talks of bring
for improper imprison
Press: The best corn
the world is fifty or a hun
ogs. Guy C. Weed, who was
the interior of the country
ied the workings of one of
cribs. While driving along
the city about ten miles
out, a farmer cried to him '•Hello,
how do you like my patent corn
crib?" The granger was feeding
about eighty hogs with cornstalks
freshly cut from the field. "You
see,M continued the granger, "the
beauty this crib is, there's no waste.
The crib consumes everything,
stalks, ears and leayep, and when
that forty acre field oil corn is all in
these cribs I'll drive them to mar
ket." Mr. Weed says he was favor
ably impressed with the desirability
of the. crib. -He further said that
this section was full of hogs and
plenty of corn to fatten them, and
that a large portion of this crop
was already beyond the .reach of
frost.
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10 Ja alMMr Md
thereby a good Ufbt't rwt, w4Wnf
KMII at 7:55 a. m. nuSior eonSw^ws
tnit an4 aonthboaiMtniBfrfr^thlafiiKI^
Persona wishing to pnrcbaae tlcketi Eaati
WeBt, North or Sonth. will And lt-to tbeir adTaiv*
tage to get them via tUf floe. O. A. HAWKE8,
Near Koticheyar Bna.
^totK
Served at all times, connsting of
O S E S
i: :. In their Virions Forms,
Wines. Liquors & Cigars
Wm. NORTHEY.
J. R. BUXTON,
(Opposite Catholic Charch.)
Wahpeton, Dakota.
Free of Charge to any part of
The City.
Will be Starched and Ironed, or will deliver
dry, not Ironed.
Special rates to Families.
W. E. HANLY, Proprietor.
G. ALEKEPHTi
H.
HARNE8 MAKER.
DEALER IN
'Wmmk
CAM
are ifiii KRIwnt chaoga -onull traiaa frofltvft
PtiUWJttiinpblb.Ml
Farco and Doiatk
for beaatMji4 comfort tbear cam, jwr.
pmwd.
SUWAIT BOUOI
tma cm
on day truing between Fargo aad |l«(tdaD. Theae
cara are Used with new recliah)Echaira,and
offer gpeial attractlona to the traveler.
nnai pnnr* cm
withoat exception,tbe the .continent
are rait tiam tralna. Firat-claM maala.
75c,
1
Attorney Law,
Money to Loan on. Real Estate,
Final Proofp Mftde, $
And -Collections ^Made.
Suits Prosecatdtl.Defended
Dakota and Minnesi
11 Conrta of
Office one Door west of Bee Hive
Store.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
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Blankets
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Opposite Poat office. ^utriiox, Dakota
H. A. "WOK
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DRUG(|lST,
Prcscritions Carefully Com
pounded.
Opp. John If el son's Store.
"WAHPETON, DAKOTA
B. C. BERG
Has #t the Northern Pticiflc^ dfepot.'Wafcftetoii.
Dakota, a snfflcient supply of tip famous
0 0 5
From Underwood, Otteriail County, Minnesota,
constantly on hand
Better quality than anywnere else
Bmuisl, Projriet
C»nwr Seeiai Street aN lalnta Ifeaaej
Sample Room and finest Doa1
ling Alley Jn tbe northwest
ahpeton, Dakota^
CSitinental
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First Clas* in eve??
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town.
Orders for car load lots promptly attended to
Comejand examine before pnrchasing.
All at Lowest Prices.
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B. C.BERQ
BOWLING AiLEY
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And Sample Room
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