12 Feb 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1891
Page
1
Fragmented directory item lists individuals such as Layman R Cavey and Walsh, with scattered references to roles like attorney at law and judge. The readable text hints at locations and firms including Sanaa te and Hoey Whipeton, but details are garbled.
A scattered local item notes a resubmission carried in the lower house with expected action in the upper house. Milner Teller F, an old Milnor resident now in Wahpeton, died Tuesday morning. He was father to Mrs Delia Boyd of Aberdeen South Dakota and to Breddie of Wahpeton. The community extends sympathy to Mrs Woodiseh and her son in their loss.
A family expresses gratitude for support from the Friends of Colfay after the death of their young son Starkwel VMI. The message mentions a memorial service from Summit and a program of the school.
A stream of local news items recounts social visits and departures, including Eugene Wiehard returning from California, Miss Driscoll set to depart, and Misses Gunderson visiting Mrs. Munson. Street conversations touch on politics, business, liquor laws, and the town’s economic needs, with remarks from A Miksele, J M Rug gles, and others. A. G. Descent of Superior visits, and various residents travel or discuss county and state politics and business strategies.
An odd irregular notice details a lost yellow alligator skin pocket hook on a street in Walpeton with rewards offered, plus a legal sale ad by Andrew Guertler near Wahpeton on the Wild Rice river area for property including a brood mare, yearling, harness, and sewing tools with terms and dates. Also mentions Holt’s photos and Hess Schaefer tailoring services.
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