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Morris Tribune: It is rumored
that the Manitoba road already lias
secured, or soon will secure, a con
trolling interest in the stock of the
new Minneapolis & Pacific road. If
this be true, what will become of all
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tition created by this much adver
tised new road.
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of five other ladies interested in art
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Lisbon Star: The people of
Barnes county have commenced
proceedings against the bondsmen
of County Treasurer Pease to collect
the sum of 829,000 for which
amount the county secured judg
ment. The bondsmen claim to be
unable to pay and say they have no
property.
Notice1 of Dissolution.
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WAllPETOK. L)«K., Feb. 14,1RS7.
I have this day withdrawn from the partner
ship of llecder Mnrnick. The dissolution lias
been made by mutual cuusent.
JOHN .1. MVMTICK.
Gen. John Tyler, Jr., son of Presi
dent Tyler, and who was latter's
private secretary from 1841 to 1845,
during a season of intense hatred
for Tyler by the Whigs and south
generally, culminating in Congress
not allowing tiie usual stipend to
private secretaries, draws its re
markable features along to the
present time, wherein it is found
that the senate is yet unable to do
the son of President. Tyler justice.
The secretary of every president,
thus far has been paid out of public
money and it is a shameful proceed
ing that has so long denied
Gen. Tyler his just deserts. Not
only this, but in'its face the senate
lias just approved a claim of one of
President Grant's clerks for extra
services of #4,000, which is a bad
precedent, to say tiie least.
and
J'.'JFNUI
XEW-S CO.,
JIJ/FSEUSE. X. Y.
ajiiawran?
The St. Pa"1 Globe now »a^®
"Unfounded prejudice against Don
nelly
deprived of wielding the
influence his abHitiii entitled liim
to."
W W I A S
MEAT MARKET,
Oppoi-iV. Parkyii'= li-.ery t«a.blu,Wahpeton, DT.
Fresh Meats and Poultry
—In their Season.—
Highest Cash Price I'aid for Beef
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Hides.
iRenember tlic old stand aud give ute a call.
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SEE MY COMBINED SEEDER AND DRILL, COCKLE MILLS, AND THE NEW JOHN DEEUE LEVER
HARROW.
Improve Your Stock.
Joseph LaValley returned from
the east last week with what is
thought to be one of the finest
Percheron Stallions in America and
thiee brood mares. The former is
for the firm of Stewart & LaValley
and will be held for public use
while we believe the mares belong
to Mr. LaValley individually and
that lie proposes to place them on
his farm near McCauleyville, on the
Minnesota side of the river. There
is no doubt of the fact that it pays
to raise good blooded stock. An
animal of good blood upon its feet
costs no more, often not as much,
as a scrub of the same description,
and when we take into account the
great benefits to be driven there
from from every point of view, it
goes without saying tflat it is vast
ly to the advantage of our farmers
to avail tin mselves of the privileges
offered by this enterprising firm
of Stewart & LaValley. .The very
fact that the Percherons are the
only breed of horses registered in
America and France is a sufficient
guarantee that they are right:
l'KDIGJiKK OF DONKEY,
The dapple gray Percheron
em- Stallion registered No. Jo57 (1315)
foaled in 1881 imported in 188:5
sired by Norman No. 4900 lie .by
Serapdim. Dam Tampe, by Favora
No. 1542 (765) he by French Mon
arch 205 (734) he by lldriin 5302
he by Valentine 5301 he by Vieiix
Chaslin No. 713: he by Coco 712
he by Mignon 715 he by Jean-le
blanch 739 a direct descendant of
the Famous Arab stallion gallipola
registered in volume III of the
Percheron Stud book of Amertca.
Eclipse, regestered in volume III
Dappel Gray Percheron Stallion
Registered No 306G foaled in 1884:
got by
rcegisiereu JNO JUOU ton lea in 1884:
?ot by Leinan. 1954 (1055) he by
Philbert 1548 (760) he by Superior
454 (730) he by Favora 1st, 711.
454
Dani, Celia No. "2012, by Selim 749
he by Porthos, got by Vicu.v Chas
lin 713 he by Coco 712 he by
Mignon 715 he by Jean-le-blanche
739, he being a direct descendant of
Gallipola. The darn of Favora 1st.
was Robine, a pure bred Percheron
mare, sired by one of the best Per
cherons of his day many lines of
breeding trace direct to him.
The following premiums have
been awarded to him in 1884—
1st. premium as suckling colt at
state Fair of Minnesota, 1st at
Hastings Industrial association, 1st
at Dakota county fair in 1885—
1st premium at state Fair of -Min
nesota, as a yearling, 1st at Hast
ings Industrial associating in
1886—as a two-year-old—1st pre
mium at Minnesota state Fair
and gold medal given by Percheron
Society of America as best two
year-old Percheron in Minnesota,
Sept. G, 1886, at Percheron Exhibi
tion given at Chicago HI. 1st pre
mium and gold medal given by
Percheron Society of France as best
as best two-year-old in America.
Also the the 1st premium at Dakota
county Fair in 1886 also
I HAVE SURVIVED THE HARD WIIs'TElt AM NOW (JETTING
IN AN IMMENSE STOCK OP AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
I SHALL BE ON HAND AT THE OLD STAND, AND CAN SHOW
YOU ANYTHING THAT YOU NEED IN MY LINE. CALL AND
W. J. CRAFTS,
1st
pre­
mium at Rice county Fair of same
year. This colt has never been
beaten in the show ring, having
taken more premiums than any
other living horse of his age.
Castile 5125 (48)— tjrev, foaled
Apri 1883, imported 1
Sfe't got bv
Vaillant (404) he by Prosper
(893) :_he by Decide (892) he by
Coco(712): lie by Mignon (715): lie
by Jean-Ia-blanche (739) a direct
dssendant of famous stallion Galli
poli. Dan Bijon (7600), by Intron
vable, registered in voiuinn 4.
Cinda 895—Black, foaled 1879, got
by Vidveq 483(732): he by Coco II.
(714) _he by Coco (712) he by Mig
non (715) he by Jean-le-b]anclie
(739) a direct descendant of
fair.ous stallion Galiipoli. Dam
Comptess :*«, registered in volumn
Berlurette ."ilOs (7364)—Blaik,
foaled June 2d 1884, imported 188G
got by Deske (1940) he by Monton
(1640) he by French Monarch 205
(734) he by lldrim (5302) lie by
Valentine (5301) lie by Vieux
Chaslin (713) he by Coco 712, etc.
Dam Margot (516(i), by Monton
(1640), registered in volumn 4.
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D. T.
The City Council.
WAHPETON
Minutes of last meeting disposed
of.
On motion council voted that the
clerk be authorized to draw an order
in favor of E. Connelly for rebate
on taxes.
A. J. Formaneck, coal, $69 30
Mazeppa II. & L. Co., 6 00
8 80
8 00
7 60
Germania Ilose Co.. 6 85
On motion council voted that the
above bills as listed be allowed and
paid out of general fund.
On motion council voted that
liquor license bond of Connor &
Dukelow be accepted.
On motion council voted that the
rules be suspended and the following
ordinance be read twice by its title
and once at length, and put upon its
final passage.
OKDINAXCK NO. 43.
An ordinance entitled an ordi
nance to amend ordinance No. 24 of
the city of Wahpeton, amending
ordinance No. 11 of the town of
Wahpeton.
ANiiance
OKD1XAMT. KXTITLKl) AX ORDI
to amend Ordinance No. SI ol the
city of Wahpeton, amending Ordinance No. 11
ol' the town of Wahpeton.
SKP. l.—He it ordained by the mayor and
council of the city of Wahpeton that Ordinauce
number 21 be and the same ix hereby amenued
as follows: That after the word annum, in the
eolith lino of section one of the said ordinance
number-.'I there lie inserted the words "or for
any fractional part thereof" so that, the said
section as amended shall read, "the sum of
S300.IHI per annum or for nny fractional uiirt
thereof.''
SEC. a.—'That all of said section one of the said
ordinance beginnin: with and including the
word '•a!:d",in the l'-ltli line of said Rection one
and a 'ding with and including the word "year"
at the close of said section one be and the same
is hereby stricken out.
SEC. a.—Tins ordinance shall be ill force from
and after its lirst publication.
Dated March K, ]KS7.
FOB 1887.
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D. T. March, 8th, '87
City Council met as adjourned.
Meeting called to order members
present—J. C. Pvatt, Geo. M. llanly,
A. Miksche, II. G. Albrecht, and F.
Braun.
NO. C. I*YATT.
President of the Council.
CTI.VS. K. I.OOMIS. City clerk.
Approved March S, 1S87.
J. II. MIM.KK, Mayor.
On question of the passage of
above ordinance—Geo. M. Ilanley
yes, 11.
G.
Meeting adjotirned until Tuesday
night next.
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SAM:. Whereas, default him
been made in tiie conditions of a certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by John Cecil
and wife Mary, mortgagors, to Culeb J. Camp,
mortgagee, dated the 30th day of November
A. 1). eighteen hundred and eighty -one and re
corded as mortgage in the ollice of the register
of deeds of the county of Kiclilitiid in the terri
tory ol Dakota,on the 30th day of November,A.D.
1881, at 3 o'clock in the afternooiK in book of
mortgages, on pages 300-300, on which there is
claimed to be due at the date or this notice, the
amount of live hundred and twenty-eight dol
lars ($528), and no action or proceeding hat
been instituted at law or in equity to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of a power of sale contained iu said tnort
gage, and of the statute in such cass mado and
will be foreclosed
premises therein de
made at the front
door of the court house in the city or Wahpeton,
in the county of Richland, and territory of Da
kota, at public auction, by the slierill' of said
county, or by his deputy, on SATURDAY, tho
S3D DAY Oh" AI'lllI,, A. D. eighteen hundred
and eighty-seven, at !l o'clock in tiie forenoon,
ts Mitisly the mount which shall then lie due
ou said mortgage, with the interest thereon, and
costs and expenses ol sale, the snms paid by
said mortgagee for taxes, and tifty dollars at
torney's lees, as stipulated in said mortgage in
case ol foreclosure.
fiHijt'i mm ut tiro feiHiUic ill gliCll
provided, the snld mortgage wi
by a sale ol the mortgaged prei
scribed, which sale will be mti
Tiie premises described in said mortgage and
so to be sold, are the piece or parcel of land
situated in tbe county of Kicliland, and territory
of Dakota, and known aud described as fallows,
to wit: The northwest quarter of section No.
twenty-two (SS), in township No. one linndred
and twenty-nine (139), ol range No. forty-eight
(•IS), containing one hundred aud sixty (160)
acres according to the government survey
thereof.
Dated at Wahpeton, Dakota, Starch 8th, A. D.
188*.
CALKB .1. CAMP. Mottgngee.
JOHN JOHN TOV, Attorney for Mortgagee.
(First pub. March 10, 1886.)
]\/TORTUAGK SALK Whereas, default lias
lieeu made in the conditions of certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by Frank
Smith, a single man, mortgagor, to Caleb 1.
Camp, mortgagee, dated the 18th day of July,
A. D. eighteen hundred aud eighty-one, and re
corded a* a mortgage In tiie office of the register
of deeds of the county of Kickland, in tiie terri
tory of Dakota, on the an day of July, A. 1). 1881,
at, o'clock in the forenoon, in book of mort
gages, on page 402 et setj, on which there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice, the
amount of seven hundred and one dollars
(SiOl), and no action or proceeding has been in.
atituted at law or in equity to recover the debt
secured by .aiil mortgage, or any part thereol
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of a powor ol sale contaiued in said
mortgage, and of the statute in such casa made
ind provided, the said mortgage Mill be fore
closed by a sale of the mortgaged premises there
ill dc*ciihed, which sale will be made at the front
floor of the court house, in the city of Wahpeton,
in the county of ltichlaml and territory of Da.
kota, at public auction, by the sheriff of said
county, or by his deputy, on SATUHDAY, the
38D DAV OF Al'KII., ... D. eighteen hundred
and eiglity-seveii at nine o'clock in the forenoon,
to satiftfy ihc amount which shall then be due on
said mortgage, with the interest thereon, and
costs and expenses of sale, tiie sums paid by
said mortgagee for taxes, and lllty dollars at
torney's fees, as stipulated in said mortgage iu
case of loreclosure.
Th^ premises described in said mortgage and
so to lie sold are the piece or parcel of laud situ
ated in the county of ltichiand and territory ol
Dakota, and known and described as follows, to
wit: The southwest quarter of section II,
in township No. t:ti of range No. .111. containing
1IV.I acres according to the government survey
I hereof.
at Wahpeton. 1). T- March Kill. A. I.
18Dated
Albrecht yes, F. Braun
yes. A. Miksche yes.
On motion council voted that tlia
report of city treasurer for the
month of February be accepted.
-sr.
Clerk.
(Sister of the President
In
NEW STORY,
January GODEY.
Lady's
m!
BOOK
Siieritf of ltichiand County. 1). T.
I'VATT .V i'l lll Kl.l..
Attorneys for I'laiiitilV.
[First publication March -J, lhK',.
TVTOimatiF. SAI.E. Whereas, default ba
iTl been made iu the conditions of a certain
mortgage, executed. aul delivered by Anthony
Klee and Carrie Klee, bis wife, mortgagor.- to F.
A. Itisi
11 'f, mortgagee, dated Hie lirsfc day of .iline
A. I), eighteen htmdicd and eighty-two and re
corded as 11 111 ortgage ju I lie office of the register
of deeds of tiie county of Iticliiund in tile ter
ritory of Dakota, ami the llrst day id' July A. Ii.
I8M!. at four o'clock iu the afternoon, iu book I
of mortgages, on panes IMS ami HKI
0
l'iv:i,iun.s Iq every Subscriber.
TERMS TO CLUtjS.
Copies {3 50
o'clock
NOTICK
CAI.Kli .1. CAMI', .\l..itu'auw
JOHN JOHNVIMIN, Attorney for Mni't: cc.
[First pub. March Id. 1SSV.J
TyroTICK. oK SAI.i Thai by notice of a .iudn
1 mem and decree iu l'uiwlo.-nie icmlcicd
ami given by the district court of the third judi
cial district in and for the county of liichlaiid
and territory of Dakota, and entered and dock
eted ill the ollice of I he clerk of said court in
aud for said county of ltichiand on the -Jiltli day
of February, A. I). IKS','. in an action iu Mldcii
Willis A. While i» piaintiil'and Charles I'.. Sti
art and Fidelia Stewart, his ife, are defendants,
for the sum of (en hundred lil't.v.m dollar.- and
I'fly cents, and by virtue of a writ to me tstied
out of thcollicc of the clerk of the court in ainl
lor said county of ltichiand and under tlie seal
of said court, directing nie to sell said real prop
erty pursuant lo said judgment aud decree, I,
.1. II. Miller. shcrilV of said cnunly, will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at public auction at
the front door or Hit! court house iu the city ot
Wahpeton iu said county ol Richland on the 'VL'll
DAY OF APRIL. A. 1). ISS7. at the hour of leu
o'clock, the fallowing described property situ
ated in Kicliland county, Dakota, to-wii: The
northeast quarter (ne.!t ol section Ihirtv-six
(.'III) in township one hundred tldrty-l'ne (IS."i)
north, of range lorty-niue (In) \ust, containinu
ltijl acres mole or less, lo satisfy said judgment
with interest aud costs thereon, uud costs and
disbursement.- of said sale.
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SOCIETY LETTERS
-IN"-
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
which
there is claimed to be due 111 the date of this
notice, the sum of six hundred aud eighty-seven
dollars and six
I cents (£|J87.*»U] and no acti
or proceeding lias been instituted at law or in
equity lo recover the debt secured by said mort
gage, or any part I hereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of a power of sale contained iu said mort
gage. and of the statute ill such case made anil
provided, Hie saiil mortgage will bo foreclosed
by a sale of the mortgaged premises therein des
cribed, which sale will be made at lliefront door
of the court house iu the city of Wahpeton, iu the
county of ltichiand. and territory of Dakota,at
public auction, hy the sheriff of -.till county or
by his deputy, on SATURDAY the llllli day of
April, A. D. eighteen hundred and eigliiy-seveu.
at
tlie lorenoon. lo satisfy the
amount which shall then be due ou said mort
gage, with the interest thereon, aud costs and
expente ol siiie. the sumu paid bj' .aid n,o:i:
gagce for iaxes .nd lil'iy dollars attorney's fees,
as stipulated ill said mortgage in case of fore
closure
The premises described in said mortgage and
so to be sold, are the lot, piece or pared of land
situated in the county of Richland and territory
of Dakota, and known and described as follows,
to-wit: Tiie nortn-east quarter (iie of section
No. Mill township No. 131, of range No. IS.
Dated at Wahpeton Dakota territory. March
1st, A. D. 1887. F. A.
RISINCJ. Mortgagee.
JOHN JOHNSTON. Attorney for Mortgagee.
[First publication March Sd. )w .]
MORTGA
I: SAI.K.
Whereas, default lias
condition* of a certain
njortgage, ecnle:l and deliveivd bv stepbsn
Brown, liilmarriiid, mortgagor.' t9 A. Wising,
mortgagec.dated the i-.tli .lay of Septeinltcr A. l'.
eighteen hiimlrod and eighty-two. and lecorded
us a mortgage in the ollice of the register ol deeds
of the county of Richland, in the territory of
Dakota, on the 3d day of (Ictober, A. II. 1K82.
at 3 o'clock iu the afternoon, ill book I «f inort.
gages,
011
pages ni'i and .Vii).
011
Noiv, tiieid'orti, notice is nereoy ci,en, mat by
virtue of a power of gale contained in said mort
gage. and of the statute in such case made and
provided, tiie said mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale of the mortgaged premises therein dc.
scribed, which sale will be made at the front
door of the court house in the city of Wahpeton,
in the county of Kicliland, and territory of Da.
kota, at public auction, by the sherill' of ?ald
county, or his deputy,
011
SATI'ItDAV, the 2:l
DAV OF Al'Itll,, A. D. eighteen hundred and
eighty.seven, at o'clock in the forenoon, to
^atul'y tlip an:ouut width ul ali Ihiat be due t,n
said mongiigo. c. ith the interest tneicon.uud co.«tj
and expenses
of sale, the sinus paid by ?,aid mort.
gagee for taxes, and lifly dollars attorneys fees
as stipulated in said murtgage iu case of fore
closure.
The premises described in said mortgage and
so to be sold, are the piece or pared of laud
situated in the county of lifchland and territory
of Dakota, »nd know 11 and described as follows.
to-yjt The southwest t| 11 a ter of section seven
(7), in township one INUNHIM and luenty-nine
(I«0 «f ange liity-one (M), containing one bun
died and sixty acres according to the govern
ment survey thereof.
Dated at Wahpeton, Dak., March nth, A. D.
1887.
1'. A. HIKING, Mortgagee.
I JOHN JOHNSTON, Attorney for Mortgagee.
(First Pub. March 10, 1837.)
ifc
Packard^ Shoninger and
Boudoir.
EVERYTHING
FOR PUBLICATION—I.AND OFKICB
at Fargo, D. March 8tli, 1887—Notice
is hereby given that the following named settler
has tiled notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim aud secure llnal
entry thereof, viz.: John Dowzak, D. S. Hi,TOO
for the northeast quarter of section 80, town 130
N range 4(1 \V„ and names the following
SUMMONS—TERRITORY
\V.£.VAK D^ViEB, Prcal.
which there is
claimed to be due at the date oi this notice, the
sum of three hundred and thirty-three dollars
{C$383), and no action or proceeding lias been
instituted at law or in equity lo recover the
debt secured by Vaiil mortgage, or any part
therpol
SSK^
flfr .M' V*Ff I v. trtJ-v V*
J- Dyer
IIH
his
witesses, viz.: John Formaneck, Wenxel For
maneck, Albert Chizik, Charles Forman, all of
Wahpeton post office, Kicliland county, D. T.
The testimony will he taken beloro R. Buxton,
judge and ex-oflicio clerk of the probate court,
at his office in Wahpeton, D. T.,
011
OF DAKOTA,)
County of Richland,
KS*
District Court, Third Judicial District.
O. H. l'erry, plaintltV, vs. J. H. Sanborn, de
fendant.
The Territory of Dakota to the above-named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff In the
above entitled action, which is tiled in the office
of the Clerk of the District Court of the Third
Judicial District, in and lor the county of Rich
land and Territory of Dakota, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint on
subscriber, at his office in Wahpeton, in
said county aud territory, within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon you, ex
clusive of tiie day of sncn service nnd if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
take judgment against you for the sum of
eighty dollase with interest ut the rate of 10 per
cent, per annum from the 1st day of September,
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
R. J. HUGHES,
»t Ar.r:it iv
Paints, Oils, Window G-lass, Hard & SoftCoal
"W-A-O-Oisrs J^JSTJD BTTO-GKEEiS,
Farm Implements,
THRESHERS' SUPPLIES,
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
T. W. IitCt.LOtiG. President, I'. IIOIIRI, Teller. W. A. WHI'l'K, Cashier.
NORTH WESTEN BANK,
WAHPETON, DAKOTA,
Dots A
General Banking Business
First-class Loans Negotiated on Improved Farms.
Special Altentioi Given tft nniiBPtinnci
BANK OF WAHPETON,
On improved farms and clioicc city property.
flee. No danger of snnp foreclosures,
A A I -CHOK5B SKfjKC'i'KD t'AKM*
wn SHLCi SARGK.Vf COUNTIKS.
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
2 Largest Music Houses in the Northwest
SOLE AGENTS FOR-
IN
ST. l'AUL—148 and 150 E. Third St. MINNEAPOLIS—509 and 511 Syndicate Block, Nicollet Ave.
188Cjudgment to be entered at maturity of note,
together with the costs and disbursements ol tbis
action.
W. E. PURCELL,
Plaintiff's Attorney, Wahpeton, Dakota.
Dated March 3d, 1887.
(First pub. March. 10th, 1887.)
SUMMONS.-TERRITORY
TUESDAY,
the 38TH DAY OF APRI I,, 188J.
MICHAEL F. BATTKLI.K, Register.
(First pub. March 10. 1883.)
OF DAKOTA,*
County of Richland,
District Court, Third Judicial District.
Herman Nathan and Leopold Straus, partners,
trading as Nathan fc Straus, plaintiffs, vs. B.
Peitz,defendant.
The Territory of Dakota t8 tiie ubave named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff in the abovo
entitled action, which Is died in the office of the
clerk or the district court of the third judicial
dis
trict, in and for the county of Richland and terri
tory ol Dukota and to aervc a copy of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber, at bis
office in abpeton, In said county and territory
within thirty days after the service of tbis sum
mons upon yon, exclusive of the day of such
service and if ydtlTSIl to unswer the said coh.
plaint within the time afoiesald, the plaintiff in
this action will take judgment agaiust you for
the sum ol one hundred seventy-eight dollars
aud mnety-tivc cents, with interest at the rate of
7 per cent, per annum from the 10th dny of
November, 1880, together with the costs and dls
bsrsements of this action.
Dated March 3d, 1887.
HARD
WARE STOCK.
am still on deck and ready to greet you with the largest stock, just
received, of
liARHED WIRE, I HON AND STEEL NAILS,
STOVES AND RANGES, (JUNS AND AMMUNITION,
WOOD & IRON PUMPS, REFltlGEUATOUS,
PAT. WASHING MACHINES, WATER COOLERS,
GARDEX, FLOWER AND FIELD SEEDS
in' THE OUNCE, POUND OIt lil SHEL.
TIN WARE, WOODEN WAllE,
WIN TK1, li A l, PAINTS AND OILS,
VARNISHES OF A SUPERIOR JUAL1TV.
CHEAP .A.S THE CHEAPEST.
CHARLES DAMEREL.
J. H. j&.E,MSTK,03SrC3-,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Dakota Avenue, I'o^toiiicc Mock,
\V. K. PURCEtil.,
Plaintiff's Attorney, Wahpeton, D. P.
(First Publication March 10,1887.)
Foreign Exchange Bought fcSold
AOICNTS von
Leading Steamship Lines.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA. JJt
Special Attention to Collections.
!.»»•» ft'egetiated tn ui proved Property Occan Passage Tickets and Insurance.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
O S O N N E O I I I
A I W A I O I 1
Office over Stern's Store.
it. li. CAXSON,Cashier.
ESTATE,
Loans &c Ool lections.
Have constantly on hand an unlimited amount of
intercut payable at uiy of
SITUATED IS RICHLAND AND
ABAtTKKU,
G. T. SWASEY,
Stein
way, Weber Gabler and
Behr Bros.
THE MUSIC LINE.
..
NEW STABLE,
First Class Rigs
At MODEliATE JJATK*.
Call at the Old Stand near the
bridge and get a turnout with which
you will be pleased.
J. W, Parkyn, Prop.
Sparkling
Mineral Water!
From the celebrated Mount Clemens Springs.
A Beverage. A Table Water. A Kidney Tonte.
A Corrective for Dyspepsia, Headache and Con'
stipation. Best Mineral Water in the world.
See analysis
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back ol'each bottle. Used in nil
nrat-class hotels, saloons, drug stores and res
taurants. Kxcltisirc agents for the nortliweit
GEYSKK JIINICRAI, WATUIl CO.
Agency at Wahpelon, Dakota, all older* will l»e
promptly tilled hy
1'IUS
MAYER, Agent.
J. B. LA F/VOR,
VETEIU XAltY SUIIGEON,
011 ici: mill-
Julius Kayiim'.s Jiivery Stable,
rifth St., Roller Kink,
WAIH-uton. DAKOTA.
Michael Dohm
11:^ Surtired Urn
Jv A A y\ A O O
Tubular Well Co's
lor lJ ikol .Minni'MtUi.
And puts down the liest Tubular
AVcll known in tliis country.
Iljadi|iiari al
WaJipetoii, ikota.
J". IF. MABLOW,
i'mjiriclor of
EXCELSIOR and CITY
Meat Market
STUCK VARUS and CI lil MISSION' IIOL'Kli.
Meat deiiv
HI
TC.
1
Attorney at Law.
ered to any part of Wahpeti
icekeiiriilge, Kree d' Charge.
K,„VH!m 1,'1
allowanee made ou (lxe„, fows and
on smill" on11nSis! :, „.SUl'J'
B. C. BERQ~
CORD WOOD
l'no.M
IWDMH'IJOU,
Otlertaii, County, Minnesota, Always tu, ffanj
Better Quality n1!ln anywhere els'.. j„ thecitr
Orders |„r ear load lots pronijn/, "tended
Come and Kxamme before !.-uyii,-elsewhere'
I.OWKST
ALL AT
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KATES.
Uemciubw the l'laee, N. p. Depot.
V.
BEKU, Wahpeton, Dak.
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