The Wahpeton times. [volume], May 02, 1912, Image 4

About The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919

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Birthday Party.
Miss Dorr
19 Barber gave a
party to a number of her little
friends lest Friday evening.
The occasion being her birth
day.
Magazine Club Met
The Magazine Club met with
Mr. and Mrs. Kidder last Satur
day night. After a 9even o'clock
dinner the guests attended the
Musical at the opera Louse.
Supt. and Mrs. Wigger Enter
tained.
Supt. and Mrs. Wigger euitr
tained the seniors aud faculty
of the high school at a futir
course fceven o'clock diutiei at
their home last
High School Alumni.
An
iiiij.ort-.nt meeii.ig ot
Aluiiitii
School win be he a:
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What Texane Admire.
Is hearty, vigiirou^ lite,
cording to Hugi if
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writes, "Una lh i.ga 2ve*
Lift Puis Murc u. nt-sv nlt
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and 1 belli, vc taoy ir^ the best
anade." Ex eil.n for :tini:icii,
liver or kidti'-v truubica. 25'ts.
at ail drngijift--.
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At German Lutheran Chrouh
SuiM.'a- May'rii i*h ser
vices in tliff G^nn ii Lutheran
church, corner s-tre«*t and
Pern }ina Ave., at 7:30 P. M.
All are welcome
R- v, Heftier.
Look Through
ir.y as-icnn-.ent of
Heavy Harness and
Dollars
It is
the
Ltst, the largest and
cheapest.
d.«y mghi.
The roouji- wci^ clecorauu ,n
iihe cihfcj colors- ji»k «:l wh u.
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High
the
lli^h
School Luilduig, Saturday
eveniug, May 4th, at 8 o'clock
•sharp. All officers innat be
there, ail members ought to be
there. The President.
Notice.
The Supt. of Water Depart
cueut is hereby ordered to -iro
ceed at once to collect all de
iinqucnt water itut Alto to
(turn off the watiir from services
where rent is jxiul
JJy ord»-rof City Council.
the
I carry everything for the horse
The prices of r.-.y harness, collars
and all other goods are lower than any
mail order house besides you see what
you are getting, and you don't have to
wait for your goods. Quick service at
my store at all times.
My prices of Lead Harness are $28,
$25, $28, $30, $33, $35 antl up.
Breeching Harness, $28, $28, $80,
$33, $35, $37, $40.
I
have a good all around Brass
trim­
med Harness for $55. This is a good
farm harness, such as other stores will
ask you $40 for.
Compare these price with your cata
logue.
I carry a complete line of
Sali
gocd
that every time he uses it—and
there are many of them every day
it is a source of satisfaction.
many times does somebody ask you to borrow
your knife? Again there is a feeling of satisfaction
in having a good one.
A good knife is as convenient and as necessary as a good
watch and there is fully as much satisfaction in carrying one.
You wouldn't carry a cheap unreliable watch if you could get a
good one for the same money or even for a few cents more.
Buy your knife on the same ba^is and you will buy it fromus
Prices range from 10c to $4.00
^ahiyeton'Hordaiare (ftomparib
The PLACe:
or
Trunks,
CaiOJ and Traveling Bags
!i
at low
prices. Ladies handbag at 25' off.
I lhank you all f-jr your past pat
ronage and hope you will continue to
trade with me at
Krause'sHarnessShop
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QUALITY.
Phone 2?j' Stcamfiitlngs
Curtains
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Additional Local
Miss Lizzie Weliner left Mon
day for Jamestown and Miss
Xora will stay at home and
keep liouse for her father.
Miss Jennie Wentworth has
resigned as telegraph operator
at Wahpeton and expects to
leave Monday. Miss Norborg
of Esconaba, Mich., is the new
operator.
J7. E. Royer and wife of Grand
Forks visited relatives in Wah
peton between trains last
Thursday on their way home
from Howard Lake, Minn.,
where they attended the funer
al of Mr. Royer'a sister Miss
Tessie Royer.
For Big Assortments and Slg Values In
and
Come to the Boston Dry Goods Store
'E have long enjoyed the reputation as the best place
to buy curtains and draperies. Our line of Lace
Curtains and Drapery fabrics, speak for themselves they
are not an average line, but one of the best line manu
factured not only in Quality, but in price as well.
We Can Positively Save You Money JX
Get the latest baseball scores
at Oppie's.
Miss Clara Heruien and John
Silvernail were married last
Sunday night. Mr. Silvernail
is the young man that lost his
foot in the Breckenridge yards
a couple of weeks ago.
Mr. Babcock brought a 45
horse power five passenger
Jackson car up from Minne
apolis for Mr. Johnson of Ante
lop* township. He was twelve
hours on the road and used 16
gallons of gasoline in going 240
miles with three passengers
and some baggage.
AueUon Salt.
Commencing at 2 o'clock
sharp, I will sell on Saturday,
In drapery fabrics we are showing Madras, Swisses, Nets, Eta
mine Voile, Casement Cloth, Drapery Burlap, Art Denim, Scrim, Cre
tone, Grenadine, etc. There are many plain colors as well as printed
patterns in various clothes of both plain and fancy weaves, suitable
for the making of small articles for decorative and practical home use.
Art Craft Portieres ()Q tn QQ Silk Draperies
from up to
We urge you to visit this department before making any purchases of
such goods, knowing full weil that your own best Judgement will tell you
to buy here and save money.
V.-HP
79c 89c $1.48 $1.79 $2.00 $2.50
$3 $3.25 $3.50 $3.89 $5-00 $600
Ecru Lace Curtains at
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Draperies
A large selection, the newest pat
terns, the best qualities and what will
interest you most, no doubt, the prices
are surprizing low. Come see for your
self and you will not regret the time
spent.
Wlhte Lace Curtains at
79c 88c $1.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.50
$2.75 $3 $3.50 $4.50 $6 $7.50 $10 $15
oston Dry Goods Store
May 4th, at the Estes ware
house, Wahpeton, the follow
ing:
1 second hand piano in good
repair
1 Axminister rug 9x12 new
1 Radiant Home hard coal
stove new
1 3 piece parlor suit good
condition
1 high grade baby cab nearly
new
1 bed spring and mattress
1 desk 1 couch
1 dresser, commode and bed
1 folding bed
1 dresser 1 table
2 iron beds
1 truck wagon
1 mower'
I gang plow
$2.60
$8-85
$15.00
1 buggy
1 delivery wagon
As a number of parties are
moving away, a lot of goods
will be in this sale not adver
tised.
E. C. Estes, Auctioneer.
E S. Cameron, Clerk.
There never was a time when
people appreciated the real
merrts of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy more than now. This
is shown by the increase in
sales and voluntary testimoni
als from persons who have been
cured by it. If you or your
children are troubled with a
cough or cold give it a trial and
become acquainted with its
good qualities. For sale by all
dealers.
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