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feipENSMA, M. B.
Physician ami ..Sttrfeptt^ii
OFFICE OVER MILLER'S DRUG STORK,
English, German and Scandinavian IADCIUCM
SbokQii* 'nfti't
WAHPETON, DAKOTA
WM,K.
"flii &• rum
fr* -And Negotiators, ot First Mortgage Loans on
A River Valley Lands. Corner Broadway and
-secoud Ave.,
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S?YATT & PuRCEIjL,
€oo*«lcLoa»-AT-Law,
Loan and Insurance Agents.
J. 0. Pyatt, Dept. Dist. Atty.
Wahpeton,Dakota.
FRANK GRAY,
Iv Attorney at Law,
Office -with G.
T. Swasey, Wahpeton, Dakota.
-Geo. D. Swaine, M. D.
PHVfICIAff AND SURGEON,
Wahpetoii, Dakota.
Bueages or women a specialty. Office on Da.
fcoU avenue.
S. H. SNYDER,
ATTORKET-AT-LAW, WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
"V'Y". Money- to Loan on Real Estate and Chattel
\VO Security.
rags®.' O»rons: Over Peirce?s hardware store.
3tcCamber & Bogart,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Special Attention .Given to Collection.
WAHPKTOJJ, DAKOTA.
risnc,
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.SHEBIFF. OF IUCHI.AXD CO.,
WAAPETON, DAKpTA. nlv6
L. B.
EVERDELL,
Attorney nt Law
^JWalipeton,Dakota, and Breckerirldge, Mlnneso
ta, Wahpeton office, with Adolph Bessie.
Ezra C. Valentinef
Ji'j Attorney nt Law,
Heal Estate Exchanged and Money to Loan,
Office in conrt house, Breckenrldge, Minn,
HENRY C. RENO,
.( PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Wahpeton, D. T.
Office over Howry's Bee Hive Store. Resi
dence, Dr. Hatten's house, Third street. w46
G. BARKOW, M. I.,
Physician and Surgeon,
^ABERCROMBIK, (Richland Co.,) DAKOTA, nl
GEO HANLY,
SURGEON DENTIST
Office with Dr. Geo. 0. Swaine, over Peirce's
.Hardware store, Wahpeton, D. T.
M. I. FRIED LANDER,
•iATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Deutclier Advokat.
.Office .over New York Store, Wahpeton, Dakota.
F. Spalding C. F. Templeton
SPALDING & TEMPLETON,
Attorneys at Lawj
Fargo Dakota.
«l. R. BUXTON,
Attorney at Law,
Money to Loan on Real Estate.
Final Proofs Made,
And Collections Mado.
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7Stiltg
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Prosecuted and Defended in all Courts of
Dakota and Minnesota.
Office one d?* west ofBee Hive Store, Wahpe
'Jton, Dakota.
ANTON CIILLES
Y'»Lf:1A
%1JC
B00T
AND SHOE MAKER
I Shop on Fourth Street, near Times Office.
ANTON PE1TZ,
Proprietor of the
Farmers' Home,
Back of Post Office, Third Street,
WAHPETON, DAKOTA,
Fine Stabling in connection with
the House.
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Keeps always on hand Imported
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
NEW MEAT MARKET
AT
Abercrombie
XlfiiEg JEISEI, Prtprietm,
—All Kinds of—
iRESH & SALT HEATS
?.? Kept ln*their Season.
Special Attention paid to McCsc
leyville and Colfax Trade.
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Bead Henry Miller's new "ad."
The ditch oh Pembina avenue
has been opened up in fine sliape."
.Chas. E. Wolfe was adniltted to
the bar at the late term of court,
and now lias more law business than
anybody.
Rev? Mr. Flack has located at
Wahpeton and conducts regular ser
vice at the new Episcopal church.
Morning service at 10:45, evening
at 7:45.
C. F. Kindred, vice-president of
the Fargo & Southern road, was in
the city yesterday otyHjusiness. Mr.
K. says the F. & S/is doing a fine
business.
The bridge over the Wild Rice
about which there has been a good
deal of speculation, is at last located
between sections 19 and 30, town
134, range 48.
Wm. White who some time since
purchased John Benesli's house,
near the river, is now building a
valuable addition thereto, and ere
long, we believe^ will occupy the
same.
The Methodist society is hauling
material onto the ground for its
new church building, Fifth street,
just west of the court house. Wm.
Riddel has the contract to lay the
foundation.
Mr. J. R. Purcell, recently from
Carbin county, Fa., and bx other of
Attorney Wm. E. Purcell of this
city, arrived at Wahpeton last week,
to makei this his permanent home.
THE TIMES is pleased to note this
fact.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson from
Ottertail county, Minnesota, was in
town Tuesday looking for witnesses
in a criminal case now before the
district court of that county. We
believe he found the witnessess on
Mr. Judd's farm.
Pyatt & Purcell, the old and re
liable law firm of this city, have
added the latest and most improved
type writer to the accommodations
in their office, to facilitate them in
their large and increasing business.
"Ad" Dunlap is learning to manip
ulate the keys.
The building from near the bridge
is to be placed on the city'5 lot
where now stands the jail, corner
Fourth street and Pembina avenue,
and be used as fire department head
quarters and city hall. The build
ing was bought from M. T. Rich for
$800, he to pay the cost of moving
same.
Eli Vachon purchased a pair of
handsome peacocks from an immi
grant, Monday of this week. The
birds, we take it, are as beautiful as
possible, "the head of the family"
having the most beautiful plumage.
Mr. Vachon will place the proud
birds on his farm. He paid but ten
djjs
for
them.
A
:Wagpns RuninConnectipn with the Business.
D. OLIVER,
Agent fortheCelebratod
MACIIINES
Tlfino/.wiros and- Repairs:always.oo hand,
iilso
WooH, Lime. Hair. Plaster of Paris,
ileriloiit S- Brlok foi' ^ulo.. ,\
j*
W
:'m
Xii ia rsa t»
I '/-J3y Car Loafl a Specially.*!
mm Wta«|taoms on Sixlli Sti'cot.T^o^ecii
4
faHouler & Mackie are putting up
aaroffice and warehouse back of
F|ank Tuttle's on Fifth street to be
used together, but have formed no
copartnership, notwithstanding the
fact that they have also secured the
contract to put up the engine house
for the water company. These are
good men and we like to see them
prosper.
The other day Wm. Oestrich of
Walcott, made a little fun of Chas.
Damerel's seed pop*corn, saying he
could show better corn produced on
his farm at Walcott. In a few days
the corn came down and it is, in
deed, much superior to the corn Mr.
D. had secured from the east. It is
the pure rice pop corn, and is really
splendid.
The other day F. S. Kinney closed
his butcher shop at Dwight and, as
sociating with himself Con Barrett
went to Fairmount and opened a
sample robm, where the boys dd a
good business in the right kind of a
manner. But this week a young
man stepped imto their place and
bought a bottle of beer, and soon
thereafter the proprietors were un
der arrest for-selling the ardent to a
minor. District attorney Lauder
went to Fairmount Tuesday and
conducted the-, examination on the
part of the territory, Justice
ST. Davis, r., IhTOlrm were
1MV 44
Wahpeton, Richland Comity.
bound over in the sum of $300, Mr.
K. says that the young man looks
to be fully 23 years of age, and that
he says he was iftred to go in and
secure the beer by parties desirous
of making the proprietors trouble.
Mr. K. is certainly a very law abid
ing and exemplary young man, and
under the circumstances it is hard
to tell why any one should thus seek
to make trouble. We hope the boys
will be able to get out of the diffi
culty with little or no loss, for they
don't seem to deserve trouble and
loss in that way.
The rink has been very materially
improved of late. Besides the en
largement and new floor, a very
nice room lias been well fitted up
for ladies, anew bell has been pur
chased and an endless piece of can
vas containing- the various changes
or programme for the evening has
been placed upon the wall, which
not only shows taste and enterprise
but is of much convenience to the
skaters. With the other improve
ments, the rink band, as it is called,
has purchased new music and now
furnish very acceptable music, so
that there should not, now, be much
kicking on the rink. The manage
ment is doing the best possible to
give the town a creditable institu
tion and it answers very well, we
think.
A few nights ago some one or a
party of1 young men or boys—more
or less—went to the trouble of re
moving various signs about town
and putting same up in odd places,
tipped over water barrels, piled up
dry goods boxes where they should
not be piled, &c„ in the supposition,
we presume, that they were doing
something funny. Kot only this
but cut the glass of several front
windows and doors, including those
of Eugene Riscliard, the tailor. The
glass in his front door was cut
through and entirely ruined, while
the windows were badly disfigured.
Now this is all wrong, and the man
who cut Rischard's glass front, who
ever it was, is undoubtedly ashamed
of it, and should at least reimburse
him for the loss he will surely sus
tain in pd&ng in anew glass front.
This slioula be done even if an esti
mated was made and the money
dropped into the postoffice addressed
to Mr. Rischard. This is the least
that the party can do, and then
thank his stars that he was not ar
rested.
The Aberdeen Pioneer, Brown
county, has had a most terrific fight
on its bands, over a bill authorizing
the division of that county. It
seems that the business men of that
place in a large measure, supported
division on the ground that it
would give Aberdeen a county seat,
and went so far as to withdraw pat
ronage from the paper, but this had
the" effect, simply, to urge Editor
Drake on to greater effort in oppo
sition, which finally so enraged
friends of the measure that they
one night entered his office, "pied
his forms and^ emptied cases of type
all over the back yard. However,
the Pioneer came out on time, a
little disfigured, but full of fight,
and finally when election came off
the scheme was defeated by a ma
jority of 1,028 votes, there being
2,902 cast in the county. And now
the parties who previous to election
went about the streets of Aberdeen
crying "we'll crush Drake," have
the satisfaction of seeing how very
small they are in the world, and are
themselves being boycotted by in
dignant farmers, The city of Aber
deen, through persistant bulldozing
by certain elements, went nearly
sdlid for division, footing up a ma
jority of 500, there being but 55
against. However, Drake is a man
possessed of ideas and he stands by
them in good shape, always intimat
ing to his opponents that when he
goes out it will be feet first. Many
poeple ^h0 voted wrong, are com
ing to the conclusion that Drake was
right when he pointed out the Afri
can in the. brush heap. It looks
very much liko Mr. Brako lias got
'em coming, his way, as it were, and
thoy L-md on' Iiis subsprjptio a .book,
Boycotts and autx-bpycot^i's ar
rayed in columns^
W. A. SEELY & Co.,
For the Latest Paterns in
Wall Paper
And WINDOW CURTAINS,
Mr. Huppler will continue the business at the
old stand and will assume ail debts contracted
by the late firm, and collect all ontstanding ac
counts. Parties having empty kegs will oblige
Mr. H., by returning same at once.
W. A. WHITE,
President.
Are Still Selling
LUMBER, LATH,
Shingles, Brick, Lime,
Sash, Doors and
ilfliis Pair ai Bi
(Notwithstanding the reports circulated by certain parties in order to
capture our trade.)
We are also Headquarters for the BEST MAKES of
Farm Machinery, Sold.
GrO TO
H. MILLER'S
Drug and Book Store.
anil
Paints and Oils,
He has just what you want in
Immense Stock and at the Cheapest
Rates ever offered in the northwest.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name or Hup.
pier & Stofft, is dissolved by mutual consent.
Signed: LAMBERT HUFPLER,
CARL STOFFT.
Moulding,
Hay for Sale.
D. E. Rice has some fifty tons of fine hay ior
ale. Apply at the meat market.
Mortgages for Sale.
L.
A.
Sprague, Esq., 14 Dunham
Place, Brooklyn, New York, has a
number of mortgage claims for sale
at the bank of Wahpeton, Wahpeton,
Dakota, at ten per cent, discount.
Inquire at the bank for further
particulars.
Look at This!
At Wm. Northy'sSaloon, where You can Find
the Best of
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
And keeps on Hand A. Booth & Son's
New York Counts
And Oval Brands of Fresh
O S E E S
nion. Lobsters, Sardines, Brook Trout, Broiled
resh Mackerel, Lambs Tongue, Corned Beef.
Bonton Baked Beans, Cervelat Sausage, pigs
Feet, iu fact a Full Linj of such Dclicucies.
Eugene Schuler,
Carpenter,
Contractor and
Bridge Builder.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED,
And contracts taken on all classes of buildings
and carpenter work. None but ftrst-class hands
employed. Anew pile driver always ready for
operation.
Office with F. H. Butler Ss Co., nakota Avenue
west of mill. jan 5.
G. T. SWASEY,
Vice President.
Money to Loan.
Long Time Loans on Improved Farms at Moderate rates of Interest.
Money Always on Hand by the*
Northwestern Investment Comp'y
WESTERN OFFICE Wahpeton, D. T.,
W. A. White and T. W. Kellogg, Managers.
EASTERN OFFICE Room 82, Equitable Building, Boston, Mass.,
ASSESSORS!
Please call at my office for Assessment
Books and Listing Blanks, at once,
Fred E. Stauff, Co, Auditor,
By A. E. SUNDERHAUF, Deputy Auditor.
Plain Truths Plainly Told
Is the Best Teacher, and it has taught the People ao Wahpeton and
surrounding country to
BUT CLOTHING
-At The—
Where they can get the best goads for the lowest prices, with a full
guarantee of safciiaction or money refunded, I can |eli yon a
SUIT MiDE 51G1EB IF PI1DT UDI SI)i!S,
Spring Overcoats, Hats and Caps, v.?
For considerable less than you can buy elsewhere. You would be
'^tonished to gee my prices. Call and inspcct.
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Churches, County find Town *4?
Officiate,
fit
WAHPETON'S CHyVdHES.
The Catholic—Organized, 18^, by Hev Father
Bergmann corner DakO&F-tive and Sec*
ond street. Services, 10:80» in and 3-30 m.
GKO. HWPI'RTITLJI, Rector.
The Congregational—Organised*, If-jso, by Rev
O Emerson, tho first In Xoilli Dakota
Fifth street, between Dako»-itnd Wlscon
sin avenues. Servies, 10:45 in uul 7A' pm.
O B.BAlt/ifcB, Pastor.
The Methodist—Organized, Kov
Patterson Dakota ave, ev lute & Co's
store. Services, 10:45ama« I 45pm
W no i-, Pastor,
Tho Episcopal —Organized, 18 :). by Rev HI
Gurr Cor Fourth street an! Wisconsin ave
Services, 10:45 a and 7:49 in.
RKV. M. F^TFK. Rector.
The Baptist-Organized, 1883/6? HevE E Tyson
Wisconsin ave between Fourth and FiftU
streets. Services, J0:45 fiTji^id 7:45 m.
No regular services at pw«i:t
Anew Catholic church, now nearly com
pleted, will be dedicated to ^C'l vice?? intbe
spring of 1885.
RICHLAND COUNTY CmilfALS
LcgiPlatjvo_Repr%iitatives--S il.bhis uta
1
McCumb^
Commissioners—irtflpN Deans. li-iinifajr -F it
Davis and Theo^poerr. .' •.
Auditor—Fred E Stauff, A Sun uil deputy 4
County Attorney
Register of Deeds
Treasurer
Clerk of the Court
Sheriff
School Superintendent
Judge of Probate
Coroner
County Physician
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WM House .T.
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WAHPETON OFFIf I U.« *45:
Mayor, J. H. Miller Aldern. 11. First wnrd,
Michael Schmitt, chalrmai'. Antwi Miksclie
Second ward, Joakim Bai: aml-Dr
Swaine Third ward,
3.
B. Fisher.
'Chief of Poliee
Police Officer
c,ork
at all times—Night and Day. and
have in my stock, Litnberger audi
Swiss Cheese, Cove Oysters, Sal*
Attorney
Justice of the Peace
Treasurer
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