The Wahpeton times. [volume], January 22, 1885, Image 1

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J*o.L'.irArr. Wjc. E. PvmcKu.
MTT & PURCELL,
ewmuM.u-u*, .„,
si EeUte, tio»n and insurance A rants.
J. C. Pyatt, Dept. Dint. Atty.
Wahpeton, Dakota.
rSIIDLANDIS BESSIE,
Law, Collection andReitl Esttto, [niurftocciod
V, 0^ii«rRl Ageocy Baatnens,
kotaAve,' near 3d Street, Wahpeton, Dakota.
Pentschc Advokaten.
3. NYDEk,
5? VTTORWK*-AT-L.AW, WAKMCTOK, DAKOTA.
.Money to Loan on Beat Estate and Chattel
««./ Security.
OrreiG Over Pelrce's hardware store.'
y\i McCumber & Bogart,
LTTORNIM AND%3UNSELL0R8 AT LAW.
Special AttehtlonQlvtn to Collection,
RTE/F WAHPBTON, DAKOTA. .•
-iaCR. 35T-, IJSTIK:,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
'Seal Estate and Loam. Ofiice in Howry's
new store.
WAAPETON. DAKOTA. nlvfi
L. B. EYELTUELL,
AttorneyatLnw,
Once
opposite the Minnesota Hoaae,
14 rfeekenridge, Minn.
Ezra
C.
Valentine*
19 Attorney
at Law.
Seal Estate Exchanged and Money to Lean.
Offlce in court hoose, Breekenridge, Mlun.
Geo. D. Swaine, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ?!,
Wahpeton, Dakota.
Diseases of women' a specialty. Office on Da.
kota avenue.
G. W. AllBUCKliE, M. D.,
HOJMMPATHXC PBYSICIAW AND SVROBOK.
U- IB**OKIWRIDSIE,
Diseases
vf
GEO UANLY,
SURGEON DENTIST
Once with Dr. Geo. D. Swaine, over Pelrce's
jHaMware utore, Wahpeton, D. T.
Woodward
buos m. d».
HOMEOPATHIC PHTSICIAKS & SUHOCONR,
,l|iB^asesof Women a Spi-clalty. Ollice over the
Bee Hive Store.
WAHPETON DAKOTA.
HOMES POUND.
Any person having improved farms,
dwelling!),
store building* or rooms to rent will do well to
call on or address, GKO. T. HUOPPER,
Wahpeton, Dak.
SECTIONAL MAPS.
te V'Any person wantingu sectional map of Rich,
./landconnty, maybe accommodated by calling
on,or addressing, GKO. T. PROPPER,
Wahpeton, Dak.
MUSIC FURNISHED.
Parties desiring either brass or'string band
magic, may be accommodated" by applying to
CH\RLES E. HINMAN,
who is authorized to uiake any ttud all contracts,
yhe being the business manager of these popular
institutions. 35
JOiIX M. KUGGTTES,^
WAHPJBTO*, DAKOTA,
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
I^ Tftles lo. lands investigated, and correct ab
SM?}ctf ta'nlshed. Taxes paid for non-residents.
(WilectionB made,, and promptly remltteii.
4.ands bought and sold.
I will see that the tax is cancelled on the trext-
ar. 8. I?c"rd8
and the. proper amonntof tax
eollected. My charges are tl.OO for each receipt.
O. "WIENSMA, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
t- 'T'
OFFICE OVER MILLER'S DRUG STORK,
English, Gorman and Scandinavian Languages
Spoken.- B%
va?
"WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
J.'/?. BUXTON,
4
Money to Uan
tf.
":v'?
4s
MINNKSOTA.
Women a Specialty, also the Eye
and Ear.
wahpeton calls, promptly re*ponled to
-9IHn« nnl Resience: Arbuckle's new bnlldinK.
HENHY C. RENO,
PUTSTOIAH
&
SITBOEON. Wahppton, D. T.
Office over. Howry's Bee Hive Store. Resi
dence, Dr. Hatten's house. Third street.* w46
G. BARKOW, M. I.,
a a S
Office over Martin Schott's otore,
•WAHPItrON, DAKOTA, nl
H. B.~CRA.NDALL,
vtteai Estate Agent, Notary Pahllc nnd Collector.
Faring and Town Lots lor Sale/
-COLFAX, Richlam! County, DAKOTA
Law,
sal Estate,
JS^I?
Collections Made.
Suits Prosecuted *nd Defended in aU CooHs of
Mf«t» Bfhneeot#.
one J^oor west of Bee Hive
Store.
^WAHPETON,
DAKOTA.
Dafcotd Avenue, 101
ADMNTJ iimi
ViCHOKl, Propr.
WVt
prf: .!*
City Council.
WAHFKTOW, D. T. inn. 81. If8l.
Meeting of town tmntets, members pit's*at.
'W'Hayward, Kotshevnr,. A Mlksclie and
Bauer.
Motion made, seconded and carried that the
bill of Pins llenger for BO.OO ror services trnetos
from May 1884 to May 1888, be allowed and pnfd
out of general fund.
Motion made, seconded and canted that the
following bill allowed and /PM4 Ait of general
ftind:
HA Workman, stationery, 16k, 110
EK Morrili, printing town onlmthceM,'1
and Hand Cff.by-laws....^p........ 3400
Motion mado, seconded and crofted that bill
of I' E 8taalf be referred to town utorney.
Returns received from judges of flection held
at opera honse in Wahpeton, January 90tb, 1885,
as follow:
Total rote cast 332, of which ITS were cast' for
City Charter--YE8 and 150 were cast For City
Charter—NO. J:."
Motion made, seconded nnd carried that the
following committee be-appointed to draw np
city charter: WE Parcel), Miller, A Mik
tche, IW Blanding, W Hay ward, and a char,
ter tevising committee be appointed to act with
the above committee to revire charter before
sending it to legislature: uer, Pyatt
John Nelson, Michael,Schmitt andS Snyder.
Moetlng adjourned until next regular meeting.
LOOMIS, Town Clerk.
News from Abercroiubie.
To the Editor of TUB TIMKS.
Tl^lioliditys passed off very quiet
ly here.
Hauldy Stnitli, son of J. Smith,
Sr., has been very ill with lung
fever. Is some better now.
Our little liamlct is growing a lit
tle, even in this winter weather,
carpenters improving every warm
day.
Mrs. L. A. Sears and daughter
Cora have returned from Fargo,
where they have been spending
some time visiting friends.
C. Stetson took in Fargo and the
many attractions several days of
last week says Fargo is the place
to go to have a rousing good time.
Abereronil»ie can boast of one
general store, 'comprising every
thing one needs or can ask for, the
H»llum Bros, doing a good business
one drug store and doctor's office
combined,.one lawollfce, two lintels,
two saloons, two lumber yards, one
meat market, six dwelling houses,
two large empty buildings, two
small empty buildings, the depot
and warehouse, and still''more to
follow. All think our town will
boom in the spring.
Mr. Oliver Larson and Miss An
nie Johnson were married January
3d at the residence of the Lutheran
minister.' They spent several days
visiting among their friends in Ab
ercroinbie, then went to Fargo to
spend a few days and from thence
to Wisconsin, the home of Mr. Lar
son's parents, where tl^ will spend
the winter, intending ifb return Sn
the spring. Oliver and Annie leave
many warm friends in Ahercromhie
who will be glad to welcome them
back.
Mr. John
son, of the firm of Tweto
& Johnson was married to Miss Al
vina Otto, Jan. 14, at 2 o'clock in
the hii^Tparlor at Aliercrombie by
Just^.sD J. Clark. The bride
lodlgjKv&ry pretty attired in black
siJk.'.^ilong white flowing bridal
vail.aiid white flowers. The many
friends of hoth bride and groom
gave them an old reusing reception.
The same evening the large build
ing of Mr: Johnson was full to
overflowing, and a]l seemed to en
joy the free dance that, follow*d.
and they tripped the light fantastic,
toe until the gray morning light,
but this latter is as Greek to the
writer for. he knows not the pleas
ure of dancing. Music was furnish
ed by Cleeland with his fiddle and
Mr. Scoville on.the organ. All
join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. John
son, the blessingof God, a long pros
perous and happy life. ilil
TOR saw
v.
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Vol. 6. WAHPETON, RICHLAND Co., DAKOTA, THURSDAY, .TAN. 22,1885. No. 41.
W. G. Crocker returfttd Monday
and is teaching the youhg idea
Correspondence from, Fairmount
has been crowded out tills week.
A. G. Descent and family have
returned from their southern visit.
A. A. Greenhoot went.. to Fargo
on legal business- Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Augusta Friedlander depart
ed for New York Wednesday of last
week, and arrived safely after a de
lay of 24 hours between Chicago
and Buffalo, on account of a snow
storm. Miss Friedlander is soon to
be happily married in New York.
The polo teams of this city and
Breekenridge are becoming quite
proficient, as beginners, at this
somewhat boistrous game. Together
with their suits and fine goals, they
play an interesting gamaw The
Wahpeton team defeated 'Bracken
ridge Thursday evening three to two.
Argus: It is supposed that Cass
and Bichland will be made4 legisla
tive district under the new appor
tionment, with one councilman and
two members. Barnes, Ransom,
Sargent, La Moure and Dickey may
be a dist-ict.
THE TIMES is
cases
stance in point being
of Wallace Olmstead an
mie Jacobs. This excels
E TIMES is notkjtlways
mindful of its dnlvLuiid a
an in
narria
We took a look at
Q.
Several, young inen, the past year
or more have worked at the project
of a'militia company for Wahpeton,:
and will organize Friday eveiiii
The union g«el'^^|it^i^|tthe
Co rcga ion af^ktiMBj^
week haye been wellS.
^vfast
promise an unusal religiadaHtw^*^
ing:.'
vounsr
couple were married Christmas last,
have rooms over Stern's clothing
store, and take their uieals at the
home of the bride's mother, for the
present. We-wish the happy couple
long life and prosperity.
innei\son
Vj
&
Fritz's ice house this week, and it is
a mammoth institution, for a faift.
These enterprising men are taking
their ice out yf the river not far
from the Ottertail bridge inMinne-'of
sota, and it iis the .jiiost ^handso^e
ice we hnvSWfcver seeri, beir^g full wild ajid reckless ki
three feet thick, and as clear- as
W. A. see£y
DEALER* AND JOBBERS OP FIRST CLASS
Mb* uugmjijj
Paints, Oils, Glai« Bcltfing and Mill Supplie^
Car Orders Solicited. [w511
Wagon Makor^-nd Blacksmiths' Materials,
Lumber, Coal Lime, Hair and Cement. ,*
F. H. BUljLER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Lumber, Sash, Doors,
1 Building Paper*,
Suits & Ov
£fWjK
"?K/r^-i- faj$ttei'*»lM£«rtjV:.1dUvu?
S3?» W4*
$urv*
*x*.v'^
crystal. Their ice house is the larg
est in Wahpeton, and the second
layer is about down.
The tper carnival, followed by a
social bop at the oiler rink Tues
day even ng composed a very suc
cessful evening of amusement. In
the carnival, the most graceful
movement in lady, was awarded to
Miss Jamison, 91.50 most hand
somely dressed lady, to Miss Taylor,
91.50 the I et appearing couple,
Mr. and Mrs.G. P. Garred, 92.00 the
most comically dr ssed gentleman,
Abe Kratz, 91.00 best dressed gen
tleman, Wra. Jamison, a coupon
ticket best fancy skater. Master
Ilerbet Smith of Breekenridge, cou
pon ticket. The judges being: Mrs.
A. J. Goodhue, Mrs.Col. Davenport,
Miss Austin, C. H. Woodhull and
Dr. Hanly. The d|£ce was well
patronized. The music for the
evening being furnished by Viola's
Italian band, was, of course very
fine.
Andirev^Murnik, who has worked
for Marlow & Rice, and is a brother
of John J. Murnik of A. MiKsche's
•i
store, got on a little spree with the
boys Monday last, and made a few
"breaks"— but not bad ones in
above store, and at evening sober
ing Ap realized that he had gone
wrong and was apparently much
downcast, and about ten o'clock
that evening, changed part of his
clothing in the butcher shop, with
out anyone's p^ticuiar notice, de
parted, since whitfe nothing has been
sfen of him. It is known that lie
had no money whatever, acquainted
very little, and talks very little
English. John has done all he can
to find his brother, but no trace has
yet been dis overed. Mr. Rice is
afraid Andrew has wandered away
and uerished in the cold. He was a
faitjjgul servant, and well thought
Messrs. Marlow & Rice. But
one of those
kind! '•We hope
when,
jn liquou,* was
he will be found well aad alive.
Co.,
6
Wahpeton, Dakota,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
At Wahpeton and "Wyndmere, Dak.
Hats and Caps
CLOIHING STORE,
$
Positively solKt Cost for the
The Goods Must
a
y^sl
•mm.:
old ato Meet
ISO
The Trains—Manitoba
Truing Going
Went.
IJFRNO. 9
7 flOpm
L8OBpm
015pm
96 pm
1047pm
No.
730am
8 05am
018nm
9 5.1'im
10 5 jam
1415pm
180pm
230pm
IS Olam
1 Ignm
982am
807am
507 am
A18 am
7 00 am
740 am
7IB am
1060 am
12 20
12 15
Departs 4:15
Dally except Sunday.
ragMngers taking this route reach Wadena at
6:50 pm,can secure a berth in sleeker nnd
Paul at 7.50 am. making connections with all
east and sooth bonnd truing from this point
PULLMAN SLEKPIHO CAKS
S^wBTrl«.0UtchaS,!9
1 »S1
Trail:Mr Going
Kim*
No^lOi^M#
No, 8
roopm
8 85pm
5 13pm
4 37pm
3 42pm
2 45pm
130pm
lasdpft
.. St. Paul
Minneap'lis
Delano...
Howard L'ke
.Lltchtleld
7 30 am
on am
5 4» am
Wilimar..
.. .Benson..
Morris
..Wuhpeton.
4 IS am
810 ant
1 GO am
IS 53 am
0 43 pm
HRKCKENRH'OB EXTENSION.
TraiusGoIni:
West.
i'raliisouin (j
East.
Wahpeton.....
Walcott
48 ...:
Slfipm :•:•••.•
730pm
64Qp tn
BKiprn
SSSpm -1 ,, -J'
S 80
40 ni
.....Daveiipi.rt.....
Everest
.... Casselton
Mayvllle
Portland
Hope
Trains rnn to Hope
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Trairs run to Portland
Tuesdays, Thursdays and tgtnrdays.
Northern Pacific.
Going East, Accomodation,.... Arrives 10:40 am
... Departs 10:45 a in.
Going West, Accomodation Arrives 4:00 in
on'»H
trains Irmn St,
Minneapolis and Fargo and Dnluth
paswd comfort these cars at* snanr.
KLEOAUT HOXTON CHAIR CAM.
co*..yoi?«8 bet^en Fargo and Mandan. These
cars are fixed with new reclining chairs, and
oflfcr spelal attractions to the traveler
... SUPERB DDIIMO CARS
without exception, the fluent on the continent
are ran on alftrains. First-class meals.
7LE.
Persons wishing to purchase tickets East.
West, North or Sonth, will «ud It to their advan
tage to get them via this line. G. A. HAWKES,
Agent.
Look at This!
AtWra. Northy's Saloon, where You can Find
a
jj. the Best of
^iffes, Liquors
Cigars
jjk
And keeps on Hand A. Bo&th Son's
New York Counts
And Oval Brands of Fresh
O 8 E 8
at all times—Night and Da^and
have in iny stock, LimbergfiTand
Swiss Cheese, Cove Oysters, Sal­
mon, Lobsters,Sardines, Brook Trout, Broiled
Fresh Mackerel, Lambs Tongne, Corned Be«f.
Boston Baked Beans, Cervelat Sausage, Pigs
Feet, in fact a Full i.iue of such Delicacies.
Eugene Schuler,
Carpenter,
Contractor and
Bridge Builder.
ESTIMATES FV RNISHEJJ,
And contrsnRs taken on all classes ol buiMimr-
uiid carpenijli^urk. None !j»t lirst-clas«' hwndt
employed. A ticw pilo driver «lways*adr for
operation.
OtHce with V*. H. Butler 4- Co.. Dakota Avenue
west of mill. Jan 5. uaa
UBQDMH8 JO TEL
Street. A
Cor. Dakota Avenue and .S
«yV
Wahpeton, ilcoi
One Block fio^^t. P., M. M. depot.
Good Sample Rooms.
D. H. SMITH, Prop.
Taylor
DENTIST,
fated
has permnne
prepared
Rest Oaali
Cleft palat
teotn shall
Wahpef
in jM'nhpoton. and ij
eral dentistV/ business.
Jo per S Extracting
irceularitie^of
children'^
latest modo ol treatment.'
WARRANTED.
Dakota.
WORKMAN,
piti IST,
Prescritions Carefully Com
5 pounded.
I,
Opp. John Nel son's Store.
W
AtlPETON,
DAKOTA
H. G. AT.BBEOHT,
HARNES MAKER.
SGALSR IN
Saddles, Collar?. Blankets
unitss. Whips,-Brushas and'
ao Combs, &c.,
Fly Ne
Opposite Post tVAHPKtosf, Datcota
&
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