The Wahpeton times. [volume], January 30, 1913, Image 3

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

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Mrs. Goetlemta of Wahpeton
.hail been Visiting Mrs. Mont,
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W..K. Stebbins and Wm. Dahl
quist are transacting business. in
tbflt twin cities, Milwaukee and
Chicago/
(Nick Yalker, who has been ail
ing since last fall, died Friday
morning.
Mrs.C .E. Newby is confined to
the house, the cause being (a
sprained ankle. She was going to
the basement- to look after the
furnace, and stepped on apiece of
coal, which turned hqr ankle and
she fell down a few steps into
the basement. She was terribly
shaken up and it will be some
time before she will "bp well again
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Champion
of Colfax, this county, who had
been to Eau Claire, Wis., on a
visit to Mr. Champion's relatives,
returned last Saturday as far as
Fairmount, where they stopped
for a visit with Mr. Champion's
sister, Mrs. Geo. E. Ballard.
Clayton left Sunday morning for
Colfax, Mrs. Champion is staying
with Mrs. Ballard while Mr. Bal
lard is in South Dakota on busi
riess.
John W. Allen and John ft. Ma
lone who left here last week for
California on a pleasure trip were
at LasVegas, New Mexico, on Sun
day. and took dinner at Hotel Cas
taneda, at an altitude of 6399 feet
—that's purty. high for them fel
lows.A card from Mr. Allen says:
They were ip. Arizona on Monday
and near the Grand Canyon and
that Malone has the heart ache.
Allen says the Hotel Castaneda is
patterned after the old California
Missions,and is named after Ped
ro de Castaneda, who was the
principal historian of Coronado's
your meats remember we also
have, Olives, Pickels, Chili
Sauce, Salid Dressing, Con
densed Milk, Pork and Beans
in Cans, Sauer Kraut in cans,
Mushroons, Sardines, Salmon
and National Biscuit Co.'s
Crackers.
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Wehner & Voss
P—In in Frwk and Salted
C. N. Thompson, 0.
if OPTICAL SPECIALIST
ixEGLASSBS "ma/fr'HHfai"
TACLES from tbe very
cheapest kind to the very
best gold frames with tpric
leases properly fitted. My
.glasses will aatisfy you.
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expedition in the southwest in
1540, but he don't remember the
old fel)ow.
Sheriff Budack was in town on
Monday on his way to Harikiii
son. While in town the sheriff
made a call at this office and left
an invitation for all the resident
of Wahpelon and vicinity to call
and see him when in Wahpeton.
The News has faith in our new
sheriff and believe that he is go
ing to make good and. make a
good sheriff. When Mr. Budack
was running for office, we could
have appealed to the religious so
cieties for support, on the ground
that Mr Budack never has yet
been known to be under'the in
fluence of liquor—yet he may at
times used liquor as a stimu
lant—we don't know. .......
AMOTION
Symphony Hornless Model TalkragTMachine
The undersigned, residing 4
miles north and 3 miles west of
Wahpeton, 3 miles east and 1%
miles north of Dwight and 2
miles south of Woodhull, on the
southwest quarter of section 13,
in Dwight township, will sell at
public auction, on Thursday,
February 20th, commencing at
10 o'clock a. m., the following de
scribed property:
•leven Head of Horsa*
1 black horse 7 years old, weight
1400.
1 black mare 5 years old,weight
1400.
1 black mare in foal, 5 years
old, weight 1400.
1 bay horse 12- years old,
weight 1300.
1 bay mare 12 years old,
weight 1300.
1 gray horse 3 years old, weight
1300.
1 gray horse 12 years old,
weight 1300.
1 aged bay horse, weight 1300.
1. aged black mare, weight
1300.
Henry Miller & Co.
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1 black mare 2 years old and
1. black horse 2 years old, both
Perchon draft colts.
50 chickens.
Household Ooods
1 Michigan Stove Co. range, 2
heating stoves, 1 gasolene stove,
1 Kimball organ, 1 sewing ma
chine, 1 extension table, 1 couch,
1 dresser, 1 cupboard, 1 barrel
churn, 1 creamer, 1 1900 washer,
bedsteads, carpets, cooking uten
sils and dishes and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Farm Maohlnery
1 Deering binder with 8 foot
cut, 1 McCormick binder with 7
foot cut, 1 22 shoe Hoosier drill,
1 Hoosier seeder with 24 shovels
for cultivating, 2 26 foot drags,
1 18 foot drag, 1 McCormick
mower with 5 foot cut, 1 Wood's
mower with 4 foot cut, 1. hay
rake.l Bement gang plow, 1 Hum
mer gang plow, 1 Hummer sulky
plow, 1 breaking plow, 1 potato
plow, 1 potato digger, 1 John
Deere corn cultivator, wide tire
wagon, 3 narrow tire wagons, 1
bob Sleigh, 4 light sleigh, 3 bug
gies, 1 cart, 1 top buggy nearly
new, 5 set of work harness, 2
single harness, 1 Victor fanning
mill, 1 grind stone, 1 portable
forge, 1 feed cooking kettle.
Feed
About 35 tons of hay, about
500 bushels of spelts and 500
bushels of oats, also 75 bushels
of potatoes.
20 loads of stone.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms: Sums of $10 and un
der cash, oyer that amount time
will be given, if desired, on bank
able paper due October 1st, 1913,
with interest at 10 per cent.
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EDWARD WILLARD,
Owner.
L. C. Riemenschneider,
Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE A SENSATIONAL OFFER!
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Talking MaoMna to Our Cuotomoro
Adv.
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If you are going to the city
soon phone or write us to re
serve a room for you at the Beau
fort hotel. Minneapolis, Minn. Ad.
When you think hotel, think
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis.
Choice rooms with private phone
75o to $1.00. Excellent rooms
wiCh phone and bath 91.25 and
91.50. 112 Third St., So. Op.
posite postofflce.
If you are thinking of selling
your farm list your land with
Louis Fligelman and he will find
a buyer for you. Adv.
Dr. C.P. 'Rice
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The holiday rush is now over
and we are ready to do your
furniture repairing and pic
ture framing. All the latest
and best mouldings for you
to select from.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
/^\UR Furniture Line is complete and up-to-date. Our
prices are so low that we can save you money on
anything in the furniture line. Get Your Quotations
Where You Will and Then Figure With Us.
Ask Our Many Satisfied Customers About
"WAY" SAGLESS SPRING
"t was suffering with liver com
plaint," says.Iva Smith of Point
Blank, Texas, "and decided to try
a 25c box of Ghamberlaih' stab
lets, and am happy to say that 1
am completely cured and can rec
ommend them to any one." For
sale by all dealers. Av.
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Royal All Worsted Velvets
Size 27x54 inches $2.5o
Size 6x9 feet $12.5o
Size 9x12 feet $24.oo
We are making similar low
prices on all grades of rugs.
CM, see them, get prices.
Wonderful
Spring
E never saw anything just like the "Way" Sagless Spring.
It has many of the Qualities of the most expensive bo&
spring but sells at the price of an ordinaiy article. 4
It never aagt or bag*.
It never double* you up like a jack
knife.
It never bump* you on the bed (lata.
It never roll* the occupant* toward
the center of the bed.
It never creaks, and groan*, and
rattle* when you turn over,
It i* unbreakable at well a* untag
gable.
It will last a lifetime with ordinary
care.
There are no open link* to come un*
hooked or tear the bedding.
It ia a mott economical proposition
too.
To prove ill this we will send one to your home for 3# wlgtify
tree trial. The Manufacturer's guarantee, as well as ours*
gives you absolute protection. II it sags within z$ vcais the
Manufacturers agree to furnish anew fabric free
Price only $7.00
Think .of it—more than nine thousand night* of luzuriou* cue guaranteed.
No riak—no worry—no expente—it's all comfort.
The very first time you go shopping, drop in and we will tell you more about It.
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to take Contracts for Dwellings and other Buildings and
will furnish estimates for new work or repairing.
Estimates for concrete and mason work
Our
M. PARSONS
..NEW T0NS0RIAL PARLOR..
Equipment New
Work First Qass and Up-to-Date
Courteous Treatment Accorded to All
Shower and Tub Baths hi Connection
First Door West of Swanks Grocery
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