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WlENSMA, M.D.
JPAytutan and Surgeon,
ktmp^^FICE OVER MILLER'S DRUG STORK,
SA* £,.7'.English, Gertnan and Scandinavian Languages
Spoken. 11s
WAHPfcTON, DAKOTA.
O^t
JKO. U. PTATI*. WM. E..
&& PYAtT & PuRCEL
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COUNSELORS- AT-LAW
Kat^te^ koan ^and Insurance Agents.
J. C.
Pyntt, Dept. Dist. Atty.
Wahpeton.Dakota.
FRANK GRAY,
Attorney at Law,
Office with G. T. Swasey, Wahpeton, Dakota.
^f-Oeo. D. Swaine, M. D.
Ly. PHY ICIAN AND SURGKON,
J/ 5}f-f Wnhpeton, Dakota.
4 "i Diseases of women a specialty. Office on Da.
klttLavenue'
E: Bea Estate and Loans. Office in Howry's
new store.
WAAPETON, DAKOTA. nlv#
L. B. EVERDELL,
Attorney at Law,
•Ofllce opposite the Minnesota Holise,
34
B. F. Spalding. C. F. Templeton
SPALBINO & TEMPLETON,
Attorneys at Law
Fargo Dakota.
JOHN M. RUGGIiES.
&LZ WAHPETON, DAKOTA,
I*- REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Titles^ to lands investigated, and correct ab
,4vracts tarnished. Taxes paid for non-residents.
..Collections made, and promptly remitted,
ftjinds bought and sold.
I
will see that the tax is cancelled on the treas
urn's records, and the proper amount of tax
eollected. My charges are $1.00 for
each receipt.
HOflJES FOUND.
Any person having improved farms, dwellings,
-.store buildings or rooms to rent will do well to
-call on or address, GEO. T. PROPPER,
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S. H. SNYDER, •r~
JFE. ATTOIUIR*-AT-1,AW, WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
„'J Money to Loan on Kenl Estate and Chattel
.•• Security.
(-2*1 OFPCIB: Over Pelrce'g hardware store.
McC umber & Bogart,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
,••'. Special Attention Given to Collection.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
"R. 1ST. XUE,
SHERIFF OF RICHLAND CO.,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Breckenridge, Minn.
Ezra C. Valentine,
14 Attorney at Law,
Steal Estate Exchanged and Money to Loan.
Office in court house, Breckenridge, Minn.
HENRY C. RENO,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEO.V, Wahpeton, D. T.
Office over Howry's Bee Hive Store. Resi
dence, Dr. Hatten's Ifouse, Third street. w46
G. BARKOW, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
ABERCROMBIE, (Richland Co.,) DAKOTA, nl
GEO HAXLY,
SURGEON DENTIST
Office with Dr. Geo. D. Swaine, over Peirce's
Hardware store, Wahpeton, D. T.
M. I. PRIEDLANDER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Deutcher Advokat.
Office over New York Store, Wahpeton, Dakota.
Wahpeton, Dak.
A Pioneer in Fact as well as in
Name.
The March number of The North
west magazine gives some interest
ing facts in connection with the
growth and progress of the Pioneer
Press. It says:
"The Pioneer Press is more than
private enterprise—it is an insti
-tution which hap always'been close
aSMiS
which it was in fact as well as in
Dtfme, the pioneer.
JE
PIONEER PRESS AS A NEWS
PAPER
A
,eae cities are tlio centre and type.
''$tt the first dawn of political life
the,Northwest in 1849, the St.
^eeWy Pioneer made its ap
jseatance, its. touQdea^reing the fa
®aoUs James M. GiOocQpe, and from
that germ has grown iend blossomed
the Pioneer Press of to-day. Other
-SAiiviiai. i,a«
fj
The legal race at the rink last
Saturday night was a failure. The
legal brothers were represented by
substitutes.
There will be a dance at Hinman's
hall Easter Monday evening. Frank
Ilerrick and Albert Tecklie, mana
gers. There will be good music in
attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Stauff are
at Lake City, Minnesota, where
they have just attended. the funeral
of Mr. Stauff's father. The old
gentleman was a druggist of that
city where he haipiived for years
and was very highly esteemed by
everybody. Mr. and Mrs. S. have
the sympathy of a large circle of
friends here in this loss, it coming
too, so closely upon the heels of the
loss of their little children.
Town JLotH.
Bargains in town lots at Moore
ton, D. T. on the N. P. F. & B. II.
railroad, thirteen miles west of
Wahpeton. Fine opening for dif
ferent branches of business. For
particulars'apply to
Oil inotion of Wm. F!. Purcell,
convention proceeded to tlie nomi
nat^ti of Mayor, when W. J. Yan
DerV«er nominated J. W. Blanding
and it was seconded. Mr. Roberts
left the chair/which was filled by
Mr. VanDerveer, and nominated *T.
II. Miller, and' it was aecorfded.
Messrs. Nortliy and Lauder having
bem ..appointed tellers,' the result
^as five for Blanding and
Miller, when the chair declared %(r.
Blanding the nominee of the in
vention. On motion, C."E. Wolfe,
S. II. Fowler, and Frank Qray were
named for justice, first ballot stood,
three for each, second and third
ballot same, and on the fourth Mr.
-a, #Awfh «o Tiwir- -iv 'i Clerk, M. H. Morrill and Cha§.
n^?f ,R. Loomis -\vere nomin uted, Mfr.
ninnftti/^ ^5
procession,* anid imlk
are almost Mrgott
Press hapcinti
arcb. •...
endless procession and
M°rri11
itrinifnnnni!* hnfJio^is^t^rvotes, former wte
1 empire declate^tli^iijphiihee For -riW
o£
cities are the centre and
crai
pissolntlon
A S
HUGH MOORE,
Mooreton, D. T.
City Council.
Wahpeton, dS^Harch 25,1885.
Special meeting :f town^^pees was Ijeld
this day, fall board being prcsWi
Molinri made, seconded and carried that the
fallowing bills lie paid:
Cash paid by McCumber for 'certified cop
ies of laws, $5.00. anil city charter, SO.00.
Motion made, seconded and carried that the
town attorney examine the book of George
Swasey, town justice, and make a report to town
trustees, April 9th, 1K85. 1-:
Motion made, seconded and t'carried tliat'
meeting adjourn. •:.
CHAS.R. L0OMIS, Town Clerk".
—**V'
Tlie Convention*
At the appointed hour. tavo o'clock
p. m. Wednesday, the vagous dele?
gates to the city convention met'
per announcement at the opera
house, and organized by making A.
L. Robertrtemporary chairman and
Geo. P. Garred, secretary. But
there being no lire in the room, Al
bert E. .Suoderliauff, deputy county
auditor,- invited tlie gentlemen com
posing the convention to the com
missioners' room in the court-house
which was accepted, and the con
vention adjousued to that place.
All present, ota?ftibfcion M..P. Prop
per was appdftnted a committee on
credentials, who reported.'4, Michael
Sclunitt, A. L. Roberts and Frank
Braun, delegates for the first ward
Wm. Nortliey, W. S. L'jftider, and
Geo. P. Garred for the second ward
Wm. E. Purc'ell, M: P. Propper, and
W. J. VanDerveer for. the third
ward, and report was Jpopted a»d
on motion temporary ^^anizatlon
was made permanent.
And on
motion of Mr. VanDerveer, D. -E.
Rice was made the ..unanimous
choice of the convention fo^assessity.
i'«ceivi)ig seven votes and
^tefl^jui^%«^^arson'ahd* Freeman
tvnfl-^a^utt
were nominated, Mr. Carson
KCeiving six Votes and Mif. Orcutt
three, former was declared the nom-
ih(6e».
/i
On motion of Mr. Tarcell -the
chair appointed Messrs. ^T. W: Hay
ward and, W. VanDerveer a cen
tral committee for the tthird war'd,
committee ior cue tfniru ward,
thanks
Messrs. Michael
jmitt and J. H. Miller for the
first ward, the second ward having
was-
'tendernd the denutv
of thanks was-.'tender^d the deputy
,aditor for the\4ise of the cominis
loners' room,, tliat had been so kind
ly and satisfactorily furnished,
which was nqfthimously acquiesced
..... T-idayJ1
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X^-J- •_ WAHPETON, RICIILAyp Co., DAKOTA, THURSDAY, APRIL 2,18S5. No. 52.
G. A. R. Excursion.
The G. A. R. post of this city has
secured excursion rates to Fargo to
attend the entertainment to be giv
en at that city on the 7th, 8th, and
9th inst. The train leaves here at
1 p. m. Wednesday, April 8th, and
retuuis the same evening after the
entenbinment. Round trip tickets
only $2.00, over the Fargo & South
ern.
CLOTHING
Opposite jjjLrcliants Iio
.A.. &c %JL.
Have jus
lEheir Line of Clothing is a
T^eir Styles are the Latest!)
.Especially Call tlie ^tt
in
*U Goods
Their Hat Departraerit^f
been provided, for at the ward cau
:Cus. 1 Where they can get tlie best' goads for the lowest prices, with
On motion^f W. S. Lauder a vote gnarantee of satifaction or money refunded. I can sell yoi
of
THE TIMES is under obligations to
the old and reliable Minnesota Type
Foundry, St. Paul, for a new and
handsome specimen book, showing
a world of different faces of beauti
ful type, as well as cuts of nearly
everything useful in a well regulat
ed printing office. The book prom
ises to be useful as soon as we get a
nickel ahead and can thus afford to
invest in new facilities.
W. A. SEELY & Co.,
DEALER AND JOBBJCRS OF FIRST CLASS
FARM MACHINERY, BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Belting and Mill Supplies,
Car Orders Solicited. [W511
Wagon Makers* P.ml Blacksmiths' Materials,
Lumber Coal, Lime, Hair and Cement.
Wahpeton, D.
E
•eceived a Ctft^ete Stock
and Better Asittiytment than ever lieretofote.
their Prices Eitremely Low. They would
of their patrols to their Custom Suits,
atesl* Fashions.
antetd to Fit and Wear.
Iftst^Complete. Their Stock of Gents'
Forming G6«b|s tlfe Largest west of St. Paul.
Plain Trutlis'iPlainly Told
Is the Best Teaclier, and^ it h&s taijji
stu&jifodint
vvv ^UUSMMWW VA CNSVtiOVVWU WI IUVHVJ AOiUllUVUt VOU D^il YOU. Qt
SDTT MADE TO OBDBE If BEAM HIDE SDITB
Spring Overcoats, Hats and Caps,
QH igotipn Convention adjourned Por considerable less than you can buy elsewhere. You would. be
y?1 -5 astonished to see my prices. Call and inspect.
^Iie Peojjle ao Wahpeton and
The^
Chttrchea, ComM* and Tonm
Officials.
WAHPRTON'S CHURCHKS.
Tlie Catholic—Organized, 1855, by Rev Father
Bergmann corner Dakota-ave and Sec
ond street. Services, 10:80 am and 8:8(1 m.
The Congi«gntionnl —Organized, J8H0, hy Rev
O Kmerson. the first in North Dakota
Fifth street, between Dakota and Wiscon
sin avenues. Servles, 10:45 a and 7:00 pin.
Board
Monday*,
a full
Trains ruu to H^gie
Wednesdays
Trains run to Portland
Tuesdays,
SUPKRB
wwry
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GKO. HEPPERLK, Ilector.
BAHN'I:S, Pastor.
The Mothodist—Organized, 1880, by Rev a
Patterson Dakota nve, ever White & C'o's
store. Services, 10:45 a in and 7:00 m.
W TROV, Pastor.
Th? Episcopal Organized, 1888, by Rev HI
Gurr Cor Fourth street and Wisconsin »ve
Services, 10:45 a and 7:00 m. No regu
lar services at present.
The Baptist—Organized, 1883, by Hcv E Tyson
Wisconsin nve between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Services, 10:45a in and 7:00p in.
TYSON, Pastor.
Anew Catholic church, now nearly com
pleted, will be dedicated to services in tlie
spring of 1885.
RICHLAND COUNTY OFFICIALS.
^''pJMceCun!b?rntUUVCS"S
si
E SteUblnS i,,lJ
c',i'',,|nan»
Auditor-Fred Staufl A Suiulcrhaiif, deputy
County Attorney WS Landed
Register of Deeds Boggle.
easurer OK dkaker
Cmil MtlIer
Sheriff. N Ink
School Superintendent W'MHOUSO
Judge of Probate Buxton
Coroner
or
Wahpeton, Dakota,
wlensm
.,
County Physician W Nuckolls.
WAHPKTON OFl'JCJ US
Trnstecs-J Hay ward. President A
Mlksche, John Kotschcvar, Bauer anil
Glddlngs.
an.l sluil John a Me*rr
,"r"ey:-
Clm 11 LoomW
Buxto^
Justice oi the Pcace Geo Swase4'
Treasurer Freeman Orcu i"
The Trains-Manitoba lioad.
Trains Goiu
AVes^
No.
30pm
8 05pm
!l 15pm
9 50pm
047pm! 1(1
Tra'iuss Going
F.ast.
Hill'.. St. Paul...
in .JUinneap'lis
m!... Delano...
[in Howard I/ke
nii..Lit:htield
i» i.. Willmar ..
.13eiijpn...
(ml... Morris...
..Wahpeton.
Jfo, 8 No. 10.
7 OOpin 7 30 am
25pm
5 13pm
4 3ipiii
3 42pm
2 45)1111
1 30pin
12 30pm
0 55 am
5 43 ain
5 09 am
4 13 am
3 10 am
1 50 am
1353 am
9 43 pm
BRKCJCKN'KIDHJ KXTEMSION,
Trains (Join
East.
Wahpeton .V...
.. Walcott
.Davenport
.. Everest
1050
12 SV
12 Hi
9 43 ill
815 pin
7 SO in
640
515
3 85
30
*40 in
Casselton.....
..Mayvnl&AiS
..Portlaml^.j5ti
....Hope..
Fridays.
Thursdays ami'
"h.
Saturdays.
Northern Pacific.
Going East, Accomodation Arrives 15-40 a in
,1T Departs 10:45 a ill.
Going West, Accomodation..... Ard«^bm-n
Pep^ts 4:15
Diqiy ejeept Sunday.
Passengers tnkiife this route reach Widena at
h:5Q m, can ?securc a berth Jn sleeper :uid
thereby, get a good night's rest, arrivtag ,'t st
1 aul at 7:50 :i in. niaking connections Willi all
east and south bound trains from this point.
PULLMAN SLKKFING CARS
arc run wiUioutclmn^e on all trains from St
Paul and Minneapolis and Fargo and Dulutli
pi.setf
cu,ulol't
these cars are uusur.
I.LEOANT irORTON CHAIR CARg.
on day trains between Fargo and Mnndan. These
cars are fixed with new reclining chairs, and
ottfei speial attractions to the traveler.
BtXIKO
CARS.
without exception, the finest on continent
arc run on ail trains. First-class nfflialh.75t:,
iir .rSM,s ..wis,,illS to purchase tickets East,
West, North or South, will fiud it to their advan
tage to get them via this line. G. A. HAWKES,
Agent.
H. A. WORKMAN,
I S
Prescrilions Carefully Com
pounded.
Opp. John jSTebon's Store.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA
H. a. ALBRECHT,
HARNES MAKER.
DEALER IN
Saddles, Collars, Blankets
Fly Nets, Ox Harness, Wlups, Brushes and
Curne Combs, &c.,
Opposite Post office. WAHPETON, Dakota
Dr. T. L. Taylor
SURCEON DENTIST.
has permanently located in Wahpeton, and
prepared to do a general dentistry business.
Bnt fuatit) Teeth, $15 per Set Extracting 5M
mm
1 all Irtegnlarities of children's
re the latest mode oi treatment.
ALI?WORK WARRANTKB.
Cleft palg
teeth shall
WahptloK) DakotL
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