The Wahpeton times. [volume], October 10, 1884, Image 1

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TbRNEYS AMD C0UNSKLLqn8AT LAW.
SpecialAttention 3lmn to Collection.
WAHMVOX, DAWWA.
jRi, TSS. J3stiE§:m
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate and Loans. Offlce In Howry's
L. B. EVERDELL,
GEO HANLY,
S E O N E N I S
Offlce with Dr. Geo. B. Swnine, over Peirce's
Hardware store, Wahpeton, D~.T.~
AHIOR 6ILLES
BOOT AND SHOE MAKEH
8hop on Dakota avenue,- opposite N. Schott's
store. All kinds ot repairing promptly attended
to.
Real Estate O
GRAND VIEW FARM, D.
Parties located1 on
Loan and
overmont lan
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Dakota Awnm.
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Wahpeton, gjifcota.-
dtHlSlAVBSB iif»t*i{,
luW) Collection lid Rial Estata, Iniaraneeaad
,', Ctener&l Agency Business,
DskotsAve, near id St wet, Wa!hpeto«, Ihkott.
Deutsche AdvOkateri.
S, H. 8NYBKB,
ATT0WBT-AT-L.4LW, WjMlj^W^AjtOTA.
Money to Loaif on Heal Instate an* Chattel
,- security. ,.
^I^huI Qrer.Pelrce'g hartw*r«Jto*e.
now store. .'.
WAAPETOW. DAKOTA. BM
LEVI E.
&L. Attorney rt&ftr,'
& $
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Wnhpeton and,. BwckenrMge,
Attorney »t Law, ,"•
Office opposite the Minnesota House
14 Breckenridge^MOUn.
:J/ Ezra C. Valentine,'?*
14 Attorney at.Law.
Heal Estate Exchanged and Monejr to Loan,
Offlce in court house, Breckenrtdge,M|{in.-
'^Geo^D. Swaine, M. D,
PHYSICIAN AND 8URGE0N,
Wnhpeton," Dakota.
Diseases of women a specialty.' Officii on Da.
kots avenue. 0'
G. W. ARBUCKIiE, M. D.,
Hoiwbovathic Physician
akd
8miov«
BREOKINRIDSe, MINKKSOTA.
Diseases of Women a Specialty, also the Eye
k? and.Ear.
wahpeton calls, promptly responded to.
Office and Rosience: Arbuckle'a new bnilding.
HENRY C. RENO,
Putsioian
& StTROEOic, WahpetQn,
D. T.
•. 4}ffl%e" over Howry's JBee Hive Store. Resi
dence, Dr. Hatten's house, Third street. w4?
G- BARKOW, M. D.,
Physician and 9:Utgr«»9j
Office over Martia'Schott's store,
WAHPETON, DAKOTA, nl
H, B. CRANDAIiX,
Real Estate Agent, Notary.Pablic and Collector.
.Farms and Town Lots for Sale.
COLFAX, Richland County, DAKOTA
VAC Propr.
Feb.- 27n47
EXCELCIOR
«GLES,
AEOTA
WAHP
DEEDS.
and
Id for n^n
promptly
struct
Collect
Lands bought an
will see thr.t tb
urcr's records,
eollected. My cha
cancelled
roper amo
OOforeae
Mario
Dealers in all kinds of fresh ani
hams, bacon and sausage constat
Cash paid for fat cattle, hides
delivered to any part of Wahpei
idge, fre« of charge.
Conmiercial
WAHPETON, "DAKOTA.
t,•••, ^5
'Good Accomodation Guarnteed tb the transient
Poblje.
June 9
Q. WIENS
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Prooiietor«.
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NowsJiotes.
The ^AlAnca of power ji
Bonnie Ben is aft$r. He is an-ex
ponent of the political music of the
future. ..
Jjira'ea and Harry Garfield, sons
of the late President Garfield, have
foteffljlned to'-study law- with the
inte(^|iole«f.phtcticing.
THe Episcopal diocesan convon
iiotyqf^Nejr ydrk.ih«8H decided to
/Cflyt^ig^^^|t||ppv salary of
dtoiibili ty to per
formecl^apHm^dties.
Th0 new capital, at- Bismarck is
comi4ete$with theiexception of the
heatlng an^ ligbtiiig apparatus, and
is Ajinedel ,of architectural beauty,
w# l|gl|tNi and ventilated. It will
be turnegt.bver to the sixteenth as
s'^mblj ." _____
T^rre Haute, Ind„ 3.—No clue
has bfoii obtained of the miscreant
wlio. fired into the train at Sullivan,
Wednesday n-igjhit^ narrowly missing
St. John, the prohibition candidate
for president, at whom it is thought
the shot was Bred.
Bismarctc, Sep. 29.—A meeting of
the board of commissioners for the
penitentiary of North Dakota was
held to-day. The building was ac
cepted from the contractors, and
Dan Williams was appointed warden.
He gave bonds in the sum of $15,000.
The building cost $50,000, and is
considered a model of workmansnip.
London, 3.—A committee of the
United Kingdom Alliance, temper
ance organization, has adopted a
resolution of congratulation to Heal
Dow and the state of Maine for hav
ing in the recent election secured
such a majority for the measure in
corporating i*itUthe state constitu
tion iA .prohnltion amendment.
Thftyjsay that by reason of this vote
they anticipate great results to ac
crue to the world.
London, 3.—Intelligence is just
received of-a teudble and disastrous
hurricane in HKnd on the 11th of
September, ^fficounts thus far re
ceived sho«£h§Lten trading vessels1
and
s'*ty
jHlng boats were lost and
tbirty-tvyJRwessels diubled. The
most appalling fea|jKe howeve:
was the loss of UfaSUTho exa
number of those wncSlrished
not yet been ascertained, but
known to be very great.
!ariner in the Missouri river
fter trying all the ordinary
So get rid of tj^gophers pro
jBpSeveral hun^Hpcats and set
SflF to work. HMsarm was soon
ewn with the bodies of thousands
the little pests and the goplier
was exterminated, as well as rats
and mice, but thea cats have multi
plied like the seed'of Abraham, and
he begihs. to fear they will be a
greater nuisance than their victims.
Uncle Bufus Hatch is inclined to
take a cheerful view of the business
future of the country. The great
ressure, he says, is over, and busi
ess men, while they are not mak
ing money, are nevertheless getting'
on a firmer basis. We may not feel
the effects of the new props bbfore
next spring but then business -may
be counted on -to pick up. As to
the.political outlook, Mr. Hatch de
clares that Blaine is sure to carry
New. York.
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Bismarck, 3.'—Upon their return
from Fargo with the prize for be
ing the best drilled militia company
in Dakota, the Governor's Guards
were greeted by the Garfield Light
"Guards and band, and his excellency
Governor, Pierce, Commander-in
Chief*. This evening the Governor
was serenaded by. both companies
and band, and in a few clever re
marks complimented the companies
on their success. A11. were hospit
ably entertained for half an hour at
the Governor'* mansion.
Fargo, 8.—The district court com
pleted,.^ the term this afternoon.
he Sentences was that of
Gagne. for^the stealing of
jfber's diamonds, watches,
informed the officers of the
uts of the goods and in
pee was given but five
penitentiary, itfstead of
lie would probably other
received. The other sen
lire of minor importance.
4son- has gone to the Su
rjat Yankton.
jag'bf Siam has seita very
(truant to President Ar
is^ijag of-a lilalay Kries of
solid gold'
hljWtf^MT.enqRsed: in a gold alloyed
^TwW, and twospeiara of quaint
f:M?iay
:f^_thebea\|iifuily polished blades.
imported to be ot great
are very valuable They
*re Mint ji.iiiacknowledgme^t of gi^
...
Or^it Salt Lakb: withn$. e^es^
%nt^bypisi^^^^
nU knaed and'hol^^
'-^ui xeBWtfit
kntMslingy with- the head ahd shoul-
to^be itoleeofjjiisf©et, he caoait on
tbe. water.: 7he one exer^omin ^taet
4s to keep bj^atice none, irhat
ever is
bnl
ifSS^t Jf,'^ '^'SS^^Jjv
convulsed,
es of the thro^j
rangulatlon en!
tea8$r*}
Forv'greasing" the griddle, cut a
white turnip in halve?, rub the grid
dle with it. It causes no smoke,
smell, tftste. or adhesion, and is.bet
ter than butter or grease..
Withii} a few days thirty-nine ed'
itora and reporters of the" New York
Hetald, many of whom had been
connected with the papor for j||
were summarily discharged, cnVRig
a sensation in lounalistiflprcles.
Mris. WilbewR^Storey her
husband's health' haii wonmRully
improved of late. He qJeeps ^eil,
eats heartily, and his miir^ ^."plain
ly getting stronger. She has grea't
hope that he will soon be himself
again
4
Winona Democat: Bear in mind
the'Minneapolis man who charges
you $6 for a blanket that can be
brought from England and sold for
$4 has special power under the gov
ernment, granted to him to talc you
that extra $2.
Miss May Elizabeth Garrett, only
daughtherof the late John W.
rett of Baltimore, is probabl
richest unmarried lady in tlie^i
try, his estate being variousl
mated at from fifteen to fiff
lions.
Jefferson Davis' nephew, having
died recently, none of his name of
his family now survive except^iim
self. He has been married thrice,
but has no male descendant who
bears his name, his only son having
died a little while ago.
Morris Tribune: Last week Mr.
Elmer sold 100 bushels of potatoes
at 30,cents per^pshel to be paid for
when Blaine is elected president.
He says he has 400 bushels more to
100 busliol J^s at 5
aid for at theVme tin]
a chance for ovir confld
ci'ats to get potatoes if tl]
em,—at a big price.
Grand Forks, 1: The University
of North Dakota is now in full
progress, with nearly fifty students.
A boarding house lias been erected
on the groqiige and work is
going forwarttgMT the observatory.
The presidentVMp,Blackburn, lives
with his familyW the nLyadfite.
The vice president, Prof.
ery, will soon take up his
In an interveiw with AT*G. Bell,
the telephone inventor, in New
York he says that an experimental
wire, or rath
a metal ic
York and
that convi
cities is
sons tal
that the'ti^
people wfitif^have a wi:
place of amusement aiii
such operas or plays as til'
,wo of them, formin
it between
orks so perfectl
between the
as with tj^o
ether
may come
Minneapolis Tribune: A corres
pondent asks, probably out of mere
curiosity, whether Belva Lockwood
is a wife or a widow, there are
some fine points in a complete an
swer to this question which we sh(all
not undertake .to elucidate. Mrs.
Lockwood has a husband, however,
and her statement would probably
declare that she- is a wife. Whether
she understands the full significance
of that term or not is a matter of
considerable doubt in the minds of a
great many people.
IndlartSpolis, 2: Mr. Blaine will
go from West, Virginia to Michigan,
and WHl spend 14th, 15th, 16th, and
17th of October in that State. The
18th and l$)th will be devoted to
recup
spel
th
the
500,
ber
fMhi,on-,. with gold sheaths
the ^ater, fo/t^stMlgl
Iwinrii Jo intense that &
W^|peton, RicMand Oomtty, Dakota^ Q6toT)er lOt1884
Dakota.
Nine babies in o^week in Eden.
The new capitol building at' Bie
marck is practically completed.
Thirty-two thousand dollars have
already heefi paid, out for wheat at
LUbon.
Dr. Wisner raised 250 bushels of
good corn from seed planted in sod
at Lisbon.
Bogus $5 gold pieces coined in
1880 are in extensive circulation in
Sioux Falls.
There is a great'demand for ser
vant girls at any price at-Sioux
Falls.and Grand Fgrks.
)ne huna|bd thousand bushels of
eat were received at Kelso this
Season and five cars are shipped
We9ley attended to
committ suicide at Alpena by shoot
ing himself .with a revolver, but is
still aliij^p^'
Farmgrs are shifBg their old
wlieatjHm Ashton to Milwauk
and CnUPP and the results' ha
very satisfactory.
an citjii^ng a satflfclBl uttited
Delaiiey, Yermillian, DakSfa,
was killed by the cars on-a br|dfes
ar New Albin, Iowa.
Francis Bust attempted suicide at
rand Forks, by taking .three bow
of morphine. He will recover. He
is a well educated young Hollander.
A trail of twenty*team jdras $
the Green farm
neSr
G. It. Scott and Anthony Larson
were arrested by the chief of police
at Fargo, on^ telegram charging
them with tltaVorgery of a check on
C. A. Mellette*f Casselton.
Monday 7,000 bushels of flax were
disposed of at Yankton for $1.14
per bushel. At Sioux Vails a grain
buyers' war ran the price up to
was
$1.25
paid oj
An
duced
near
preiii
,A.t Scotland $14,000
^for two day^' flax receipts.
pleged insurance agent in
farmer living
a a note for the
insurance on his
pposition that it
then cashed the
Norwegi,
boa to
on $3,0i
buildings, on th
was only $300, $
note and skipped
JhR
there. There are fow^tfofesstml
employed.
A corps of engineers are now at
wojk running and jfcarking the
boundary line between the Sioux
Indian reservation a^d the Black
Hills. This is done a|the request of
the Indians who are anxious to know
Where the dividing line is, in order
they may rcspeci it. ,/
silver band at Wahpeton was
nly Dakota band that- 'took
it the tournament at Detroit,
the first premium in the
class, $60, and on, their re
home the people of Wahpeton
'tutSed out and gave them a grand
reception and banquet.—[Globe.
The republican convention in the
Black Hills legislative district has
made these nominations: For
ton for representatiVi
fit
An at
of Can
partiei
dence
11 o'
assau
an iron
inflicted
was not
Beginning with
will spend four days in
a program which
ed by the State Cen
e. On. the morning
will be received by
te Central Committee
will proceed through
Gen. Loganwill
ys in Indiana during
October.
rest-bearing debt of
tggregates $1,206,476.
bcrease during Septem
rer $12,000,000. There
has been since September 1st a de
crease'of twosand a quarter millions
in the amount of -bpnd^beld to secure
the .national bank circulation, the
tptgl:ampurit not? being' ^329,000,
000.» The gold fund shiMtt ,ain in
A^aiedttripgthe^monthlf^.JjOO,-
(KH) a«d is within e4,Q0^|Pof the
bighest flgurea ever -j
ijupairtipulatanding gold cenaA|te8
has decreHsed e4,600,000. Tiwilier
^^l^l^|pi$^eksury number
ail i^iease of 1,500
Amount, there afe o'
... certificates aggreg&ti
#96,^0%00j9^ In other wor
outstanding silver certificaSs in
Ceased «ri»lle. the
to keep
afloat.. Tire, cectifieates deccbiMed
tng tiie monjth. Customs and inter
nal revenue receipts show bat slight
those 6fSepteniber,
ioneerPreas,
SSBBf.
MaplWm last
week was very saccessful. Thesr
will plow about fifty acres each per
day.
The fHoskins Lake, Mcintosh,
county,' neighborhood is being rap
idly populated by settlers hundred]
of choice clams still selliiuaat
pet- acre. 2r
Maj. Flemming of llffgo, vfce
commander of the Grand Army of
the Republic for Dakota, organ
ized a post of the order at Lisbon
last Monday.
#*, i^*5/
,. *ta, &js -TOO*
4? 'K
New Goods
Lumber,
With every Cash
or Upward, foi
soon. 1 gd'
CQun-
cilmen, F. J. Washabaugh, of
rence, and F. T. Wells of Pem
•81
Custer, E. W»
Gregg, of La\y
of Butte.
In the absence/^J
tor of the Yan©
the Piehe conv
Brown^in cljarj
and life like
made and pujt
^edi
1 at
racetious
.s made by u:
wis entering
the hours o"
Wednesday nig
made from be
od and three
upon his head."
the object,, as tl
tory, for
rves
udge
ty resid
the
a
W,
umn. Th
to bring
shot gun
very
ie^ditoii,8[jfllL
eSiS of the'
not been ab
a range of
'be.
urder Maj
e-no
on,
iomewhat
a perspiring
to tlie bar
watch and money,
ed. Mr. Gale's
critical, is impiv
"Beer, beer,'
farmer, as hew
in "The Office"
He hastily downe!
slyly fishing aroi
pocket he produc
laid it on ^e
The bartettKr bru
appendage «to thi
the grace o$n Cheste
reinvigoratoa man
Gophers' tails are full legal tender,
in LaMoure county for all debts
public .and private.—Keystone Com
fljteiWafc '.
LaMoure.
draught and
his pants
opher's tail,
ny counter,
the candal
sh box, with
eld, and the
walked out.
Garry Ini er State: Major Ed
wards, editor of .The Fargo Argus,
showed- his u$ual enterpriseby send
ing out letters to the varioiis county
clerks of the
.territory and obtaining
the namti&of the delegates to the
Pietre convention, tiieir instructions,
If afiyi and th0 sentiment of the
people ^. tbe qapita]( commission
question. Nearly ev^ry county in
t^rrUory rwponded. aBd the
a$9w«t» Qf eaeb Vere pub
1i8hei(^in. The 'Argtfji:^ Septomtier
xn«»dct T^yintetestins
.-fcfthTjChC!
AT THKT
WHERK
ARB KKPT
ts and Ritas a
yles in Hats and,
Gentlemen,
umber
^H'Wdera .Solicited.
CaA and Boots and Shi
Little Girls and^g^ll
br N«w Gdods and
A. SEELY
Kii^B
SUUUF AK
lass, Bel tin
X|gi"nCts, .Oils,
DEALERS.
ch Majo
credit.
re am
ve ce
U|
4.3
A Fargo you
Caught a gliuf
mouse,# And th
scrome. Shatter
dome, And bulgl
the house
Building Paper JEtc., Etc., ifctc.j
At Wahpeton an^ Wyn
Men want a Waterbnry. Boys want
Needs a "Waterbim'/
ne-Price .Clothing Hou!
—Gives thc-
le or a Suit
Btance:
ntce my
ve no re
Goods, as I
should
Finest
lD«^
111
ILOCK EAST OF POST OFFICE.
ards de-
to be the
who served
ar and did
,le.
aid prem
since the
months
they have
le sum of
ed Bouse,
poor little
that sh
iaven's blue
the walls of=
mbian Beg
on so often
:e notices
ny more
a come
certifi-
Col. King of th
ister, has been
in the matter of
that he will not pi
unless both bride a1
to his office with a
cate and establish
and he is allowed to kiss the bride,
when pretty and sweet, of course.
theif identity,
The average weight off the gov
ernor's guard, who excited so much
admiration for perfection Jn drill at
the competion in Fargo, is over 150
pounds, and they are straight limb
ed, finely develoyed and a solid,
handsome looking lot of young fel
lows. The young ladies were ^capti
vate with them. 7
Press and Dakotaian: Statehood
for South Dakota should be the
platform upon which the iegislative
campaign is tQ be conducted. It
should be insisted upon that, the
first act of the next legislature be
an act to provide for a constitution-:
al convention for South Dakota, and
the date of that convention1e fiMd
as early in the printer as poa^ibie'.
It ia tiie geoe*a} expreasedwlsh that
D4oto Readmitted «9* state, and
i«'"- Tjr ,"s
S
"4$t$3'f\* "-A
x*W f^^w£J"''
Sf^ &t
New Prices
C3-OOC1& GFroceries,
tf
INCLUDING
Fashionable Ladies' Wraps, Dress Goods and Trimminj^r
and Cloths, Notions, and Fanc^Qoods.
Jbk.
•mm
gi
aticl New Goods and get Prices.
KELLER (500DIIlJB,
Wi»»or»\lako nnd Blaokan^Hia' M^krlals,4
Lime, flaftr arid
Cw5g
^z" st
rfst«3rfw ,i, -Ai'. .'H.i 4.
A-'
9
•*&>?* VsV A ~k
•"*r
_-»ir-vy?tV.ttSjA^iv4^iOWTW^JtAH«\»J:u-.»/.
^veryboily
ffA
Tl
ICoat in the Ready Made Department, amounting
watch f30,00 two wntcb&s $48,00 three
be Lower thanthe Lowest Tor the same Qua
ly Fall and Winter Styles are now in. Gent
ign Saltings in the Tailoring Departmefi
have Always on Hand the j.
oods! Eowest Prices! Latest
NKXT
DakotP
this i^uSMMflKmount importance.
Thd Soj^Bpiuck struck a snag
in the dH|^er near Moorhead and
was stoY(pP& the stern by two heavi
ly loaded, barges of wheat she was
towing. She sank in a minute and
a half in six feet of water. She will
be raised.
La Moure progress: Perhaps but
few of our La Moure people know
Jl^at Moruionism has foothold in" our
^Qpnty, but whether these people in
i®-66 practice or believe in poly
jgawy- they are under directions of
elder, and observe the Mormoi
id.
he Alert understands that the]
i.crats will have no county cor
Jon to nominate a county ticket^
i^t is considered best by many I
re^iutjlicans not to have any repub
lican convention for that purpose,]
as the poeple vote for whom thef
please anyhow. Let us have,
for all race and every man 4^B0n
his own merits.
Globe: Wahpeton is a good1
and so lively that a visitor
Sargent reported to the Teller tlft
the sight of -it made him feel like a
country boy on circus day, to see
so many people rushing along the
sidewalks, and the fancy turnouts
flying along the streets^ Wahpeton
is the bang-up town of this "upper
country," a? our friend Eioh would
«Vv
A body was found floating inthe
Missouri River at Sioux Point It
had a large hole ia the skull by
blow on the head. It is supposed to
be that of Joe Lemearof Rapid City,
\vho killed a.
man named Jenack, at
Sioux Point 3rea» jagp, and bavin*
mS:
jriuiefett Tuaosai? that
turn murdered
body *aa buried rfjtftott iiqi
.quest.
.t- ^.-:?r..-7.'-,-U-j
...M.»-
llPBdaya,
fMlafEast,Acei
Clothing
tage to get them
is for Ladies ana
Boys.
via
-4t
iVr'V IP "S1
mkem,
...
potagWest, Aw^^SIf!11
Depktfim
B«fs taking
10
day
berth ln sKupir am f.
m,'eaa seenre
Ala
mon.
ment.
WahpetoH, Dakota,
Hm. G.
a. lUVUBL
At Wu. Korthy's 8alooa, where
tbeaeatirf
Aiid Tceeps^OB Hand A?
j^OvalJBrattde
ft Vim4*
ray«toe_,
Cheeae, Com Oy«t«ra/j£&
Lobsters, Sordini
mJM
Trout,
Fresh Mackerel, Lambnmgtft-.CorM9d.JMsf
Boston Baked Wan%^Ka^fou»m'Rgs
I I I N
Attorney
Final
And Con^fetiQns Made,'^
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Suits Prosecuted and nefem
'. Dakota and Mil
in all
Office 'one Door west
Store.
(Opposite Ca
Wahpeton,-
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rched and: Ironed, AcSHill defr^ft
dry, not Ironed.^?
^Special rates to Families.^
"W. E. HA.NLY, Proprietor,
ALBRECHr
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HARNE8 %IAKER.
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are run without chnfee eia' ill traliM fnai
Paul and MHaampoUa and -rmrgo and Dalatk
for beauty attd combet tbese cara in uaaor.
paiM.«$
tClCAIK CAM..
on
trains between rargo a^jtMaadaB. Tbeatc
cars are fixed with new reclimai^ehairs.and
offisr speialattracti^Bs to the traveler. tj
'. 'jiteMna MI-•
wltbout ezcentioB,tha flamt ,«n tba. conUnaat
are ran on alf train. Firat-claaa maals.'TSc.
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