The Wahpeton times. [volume], March 20, 1913, Image 5

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intthfr schools
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"Pathos Weekly
Braun's theatre.
'tbnight at
iNew gods arriving daily at the
Wonder Store.
Prof. Rurwell was. a Fargo ^visi
tor last Saturday.
L. Fngelman left Tuesday on a
businect^trip »c the twin cities.
The jury disagreed in the Jim
I Jam Jems ease at Bismarck last
fweeki 1 .......
Streeter & Co. Ihie.week sold
Sthe Martin Early fe^^ar Wood
hull to testern'pamp^
Dr. ITarr has closed up his
»Wahpeon office and-will confine
his practice to Lijgerwood.
The Wonder SMfre fg theplace
I for you—rcome and see for your
self—Bargains ^veiywhere.
Supt. -Sweet f.w|i&: ipnfc of the
/judges in the 6n0tiil contest
I In Fairnjiount lasi ^iday night.
Sheriff Budack antj depu^r were
transacting busine/Hr ,in Wynd
mere arid Hankinson last, Mon
day.
Services Vrill be held intbe
Episcopal church next Friday,
March 21, at 10:30 a. m/ All are
cordially invited.
The Methodist lidies aidwill
hold an Easter bake sale at the
Wahpeton Furniture store on
Saturday March
"The Grotto of. Torture,'' an
animal story will 'be shown at the
Braun theatre Monday and Tues
day, March 24 anil 25r
Rinderman, the shoe man, is
daily receiving merchandise to
add to hj.8 stock of shoes for the
spring and summer wear.
Mrs. Henry Connolly, assisted
by Mesdames Ruddy, and Fandel
will Entertain the St. John's ladies
aid on Thursday afternoon, March
27th, iat her home o!n Fourth'
street.
Geo. Wallace and wife came
down from Bismarck last week to
look afier some business mat
ters and see about moving the
rest of his household goods to
Bismarck, where he will make
his home, for the next six years.
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to Saturday night.
The Shoe Man
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system of dry cleining.* Saturday riitrht. .sm
Mrs. McClintock has been con
fined to her bed for a week.
Tillie and Eddie udack are
visiting in Fergus Falls this week
Carrie Budack is spending her ??ur
Emmerson Smith and wife of
Fargo were Sunday guests at the
home of Pres. and Mrs. Smith.
Fred Sewrey of Fargo was an
over Sunday visitor at the home
of his paents, Rev. and Mrs. Sew
rey.
Don't forget the date of the
ladies chorus concert March 26.
Opera house. Tickets 50c. Pro
gramme arranged exactly to suit
you. Adv.
A second mass meeting was
bailed last Monday night to nomi
nate candidates for. police mag
istrate and city justice. F. B.
Schneller was the citizens choice
for the former and Judge Dow
for the. latter office.
You will find on sale another
1000 yards of embroidery—17 in.
wide—excellent quality at 35c a
yard—our price only 10c per yd.
The Wonder Store.
Aow Ready to take care of your
shoe wants: We have aimed first
to find the best Shoes at the price
that it is possible to produce, and
next to open the neatest and most
up-to-date shoe store in this vicinity
Easter vacation visiting friends ^orus ®onc®rt.
"Dayo and Reban" in their elec
nAw hnt trical, musical and dancing nov
oHv Afll a# Ikn 4 W
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in Hankinson.
Oppie has received a
"w® receivea a new nat v: 7
case that matches the rest of his
store fixtures in flnisli. week.
Easter Buns at the Wahpe-
ton Bakery from Thursday noon
Ladies Chorus concert, opera
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house, Wednesday evening, Mar- ..
ch 26th. Tickets 50c. Reserve !-.r,"k
and complete line of
ladies and ohildrens spring and
summer underwear is going at
special sale prices at the Wonder
Store.
Harry Stone was• calling on
friends in the city the fore part
of the week. He has just re
turned from Maryland where he
spent the winter at the old home.
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Filigree Shoes
For Ladies
O'Donnell Shoes
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$3.00, $3-50, $4 OOf* $5.00
We guarantee shoe comfort
We take the greatest pains to fit
your feet properly.
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Here you will find not only the lat
est and best shoes, but the laigest
I stock of new &6es in this vkitutif:
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Mrs. M. C. Walker and Iflss
Iola Cameron were Fargo visitors
last Saturday. ....,'
^fliot* JS, Buhl 'it im yahpeton
-iiki-- f*: nw Hupeiou
Q#pfe ^installing the Bowser *r»in Thufrsdey
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hats
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Satujetlajr liight.
Clerk of Court Bergman was a
witness in the federal court at
Fargo last week.
Go to Wolfe's today and have
f®al9 Pe»erved
for .the*$a.
un theatre next
If you want a real
Iad,es
|!»rgain in
»nl childrens re^tty to wear
y°W will find them at the
Wonder.store.
Karl Mikkelson made his first
trip as traveling sftli&main fbr
Leach & Gamble this-week. 'v£'
W. E. Purcell attended the
banquet given- .in honor of Gov
ernor Burke at Fargo on Tues
day evening.
French Dry Cleaning—Does not
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fade
at once.
The Grotto of Torture" in two
reels. A thrilling animal story
will be shown at Braun's theatre £-I wm. imr
next Mnndnv .nH T,,B.,i»v plements and repair* on handof
next Monday and Tuesday.
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clothes. Tfce
Phone
Mitchell-Finlay Cleaners.
297. 304 Dak. Ave.
Mrs. M. N Early i^ &dverjtiBj^g
an auction sale of tlie. fVni. im.
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the late M. N. Early Stock.
The present teaching force in
our public schools 'halve all been
reelected to ..their respective po
sitions for toother year.
Ladies chorus, fifty, voices in
charming programme, opera
house, March 26th. Do not miss
it. Adv.
James Gardner, an old!.time, res
ident of Wahpeton, but .for'the
past few years livijng at Spokane,
Wash., died in thart city last week.
Clifford, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Cherry, is on the
sick list. The a?'mints are the
measles and a tovch of pneu
monia.
Get your tickets reserved, at
once at Wolfe's grocery for the
Ladies Chorus concert. Entire
house 50c.
A big lipe of laces on sale at
the Wonder Store—don't fail to
see them—they can't be beat.
The last number of the Science
School lecture course will be givtn
by the International Operatic Co.
in the opera house Thursday eve
ning, March 20th.
Extra special for Friday and
Saturday while they last—-a beau
tiful line of hemstiched and em
broidered pillow cases—splendid
quality worth and sold at $1.00
a pair elsewhere—our price 49c
a pair The Wonder Store.
The best concert of the season,
Ladies Chorus, opera house, on
March 26th. Tickets reserved to
day.
Miss Iola Cameron entertained
a few lady friends last Monday
night. The guest of honor waft
Miss Valley Wright. The occas
ion was her birthday anniversary
A guessing contest created con
siderable amusement.
Dr. Fitzgerald has moved his
office to the rooms formerly occu
pied by the Booster club over
Hausken's store. Aidv.
The county treasurer reports
9273,652.22 as the amount of
money received by him for the
payment of the regular taxes,
during the month of February.
This is th.e largest collection of
taxes ever made in this county in
one month.
When In need of anything In
the Watkins line, eall at 23 So.
Second street, Wahpeton, where
your wants will be attended to.
Adv.
45 inch Swiss embroidery—just
the thing for dresses—a beautiful
line to select from—sold every
where at from 50c to 75c per
yard. Our price only 19c. It's a
wonder and cannot be duplica
ted by anyone. Come and see for
yourself. The Wonder Store.
Did you know that there is no
place like the Wonder store for
Corsets? Not a lot of cheap cor
sets but high grade in every re
spect—sold at from 98c to $6.00
elsewhere—look. us oyer before
buying. Speoial' fittings givfe.n by
Mrs. Ross, a thorough corset lady.
A few: of Mrs. Walson's friends
assisted her: in celebrating a
birthday anniversary last. Mon
day night. co\|ple of hours
wejre .enjoyed at whist af|sr
which 'dainty refreshments Were
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a-rwai Vhn 1^, ni, sh*Pe' Can save ypu money.
Farmers and Stockmen—now
is the time to fix up your cat
Ue, horses,* sheep and hog*, have opened up a shoe re
Watkin's stock tonic will be 'a p^ir i|iop in the Purdon store
great help. Call or write the AH work guaranteed to give sat
Watkin's man, 23 8econd Street isfaction.
Thef snappiest styles in shoes
are to be found at Oscar Rinder
man Vshoe store.
French Dry Cleaning—Does not
shrink or fade the clothes. The
Mitchell-Finlay Cleaners. Phone
297. 304 Dak. Ave.
Harry Lieber has one of the
neatest stores in the whole coun
try. fiis stock is all entirely neW
and uptodate. His customers will
all get value received and courw
teoijs treatment. Elwood
terson is a very able assistant in
the new store*
The Wahpeton Iron Works are
now prepared to' do welding of
all kinds of brokeh castings, as
well as other machine work
Good Friday services at the'"
Immanuel German Evangelical
Lutheran church, corner Fifth
street and Pembina ^avenue, Fri
day evening, at 7:45. Rev. Hick
of Great Bend will preach the
sermon. Regular Sunday servi
ces will take place as usual, ex
cept when special announcements
are made.
Mr$i Hazel Moody and Miss
Donna Forkner entertained at a
receipe shower for Miss Iola
Cameron Tuesday night at the
Forkner home on Fourth street
There were about a dozen guests.
The dfcoations were all in S$«
Patrick's green. The smusemeniM
were fait tin and rummy. A*
delictus luncheon was served.'
Fdt SALE—Four Big Fopr
Gas Traction Ehgines srith plows
Hackney Building, St. Paul, Minfi:
W^Spnjig garments now. Styles I
were iliever prettier—-Coats oi*4
Suits were never more reason
4bly priced. You get the latest
selection here, Get yours before
ones are gone.
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The new 45-inch and
48-inch length cutaway
coats in & wide range
of pretty new materials
jui both fight and dark
colors., Wooltexcoats
and niany other makes
that for quality, style
and workmanship can-
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See Our
be equalled at the
jprfce.
$10.00, II2J0, $1180,
$19.00ami opto$26.00
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In Our Children's Department
In Infant's Goats frbiti2 to 6 years
of age we have practically anything
one could wish for, serge and mixture
coats in light andf 'dapk colors, white
serge and also white cotton pique
coats at $1.00, $2.00, $2.25 up to $5.00.
Other pretty exdusivse models in nor
folk and other pretty styles at $6.00
and $6.50.
Children's Goats. In these sizes (6
to 14 years) you have almost an un
limited choice here. Serges and mix
tures in pretty new girlish styles that
will please you, navy blue and tan
serges and light arid wurk.colored mix
tures, priced from $$.73 ft $8.50.
See our Children's Dresses for Spring
jf and Summer wear
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T? VERY "IMPERIAL!
Hat is guaranteed to
«ive full wear satisfaction
If it breaks its pledge yo^i
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Plain tailored* cut-'
aways, norfolk and
other pretty new styles
in Wooltex* McPherson
& Langford and other
well known makes. A
wide range el styled
and materials in each:
Our $25.00 Wooltex
suits are the greatest
values ever Shown.
Ollwrsat $19.00,
$1M0
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