The Wahpeton times. [volume], May 08, 1913, Image 3

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

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Peterson is erecting a
..,very large two story granary for
•Iver Bolhjem at his farm on the
.'rive* ..and Martin Hanson is help
ing With the work.
Bergum closed his first gy repairs,
term of school near Colfax, and
returned to Sheyenne last week.o
/Where he got a job as carpenter
iwith IPaul Peterson.
Otir school in the Central dis
/trict was closed on the 25th of
•. April and four days before the
end of the term on account of the.
imumps among the children. Not
|even the two teachers, Newman
J|Wel8on and Chris Solhjen, were
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spared, but as they now are re
-covering they will finish the term
^beginning again on the 5th.
We are glad to read reports
tabout the success of Miss Cla'.a
f.Solhjen as teacher in the Helen.
j*dale schools and wish her a ton
^tinuous success in the future.
A week ago the Hon. Andrew
^.Jersin of Walcott was out here
taking a look at his farm and
decided to turn the place into
a pasture. Olaf Hagen was ap
pointed superintendent of the
farm and ordered a wind mill and
tower from the Moyer Bros, of
Barrie. Ingmar Bjorgan is .now
erecting the windmill and driving
down a pump.
One night last week the wolves
w.enfc clear into the dwelling house
of Einor Ulsaker and took a big
fat goose.
The Gilbert Brothers dug out
nine wolf pups last week and
shipped them alive to Wahpeton.
Ole Germundsen of Helendale
and Tom Anderson of Owigo have
each purchased an Overland auto
from Porter •& Leonard.
Peter Hille is now carrying the
mail with his new Ford auto
which is Working to his satisfac
tion. "?'$t
If there is any person in Wali-
THE FLOWER OF FLOURS
which Our Best brand is, natur
ally produces the best of bread.
A woman does not have to be
an expert baker in order to get
-good bread, if she uses our
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TRY A SACK OF OUR BEST
next time. Don't mix it with
any other. For it is just right
'as it is, as you will acknow
ledge after your first baking.
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But even the most languid of appe
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FRESH MEATS
Try our lamb chops, for Instiance,
you want something hot and delicious
And a slice of our ham
indeed between meals.
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peton having an old and worn out Sunday at Fargo.
auto to sell cheap, notify John R-1 J. J. Lawrence autoed to Hank
Johnson, Homestead, N. I inson Thursday.
If there is anything in a print- Miss Elsie Smith accepted a
ing office by the name of the devil position with the Farmers' Tele
he must have been present when Phone company Saturday,
my article in The Times about Frank Veit was a passenger to
the taril^ was set in type, as the
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FRANK BENDA, Vahpetoi,N.D
One Door East ot PoatOthee
wprd "fine" was set instead of
Vifree." It should, have been
••freev traded. inslieaa of ''fine
Wade.*' II. you catchhim tie iiiin
up, editor. "."-" "v''
Erik R. Johnson is now running
his iOwn rip saw fend is sawinghis
own material for wagon and hug-
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hafner
left for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on
Thursday morning where Mrs.
Hafner will take treatments at a
sanitarium, v.--V:f11
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The Misses Margaretta and Eli
zabeth Chernich and Francis Len
zen and Mr. Frank Veit autoed to
Wahpeton Monday. SfeVf -yf f-
Steve Hafner aiid daughter OU
via were passengers to Wahpe
ton Monday.
Adolph Yeit and Guy Clement
autoed to Wahpeton Wednesday.
Herbert Johnson of Dwight was
in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Rutnmell
Returned Monday evening from
a three weeks' visit at Foxhome
and Wall Lake, Minn.
Mr. Wamsley of Barney'was
in town between trains Tuesday.
Dr. Halts? Hektner of Battle
Lake, Minn., arrived Saturday for
a visit with relatives.
Messrs. John Tomz, Ferd Ev
enson and Anton Hafner vere
passengers, to Wahpeton Satur
day.
Mrs. Alfred Egnes was a pas
senger to Wahpeton Saturday.
Miss Thompson visited with
her parents at Wahpeton Satur
day.
The Misses Marks and Mr. O.
Olson of Great Bend were in town
Saturday.
Miss Susie Chernich returned
Thursday evening from a visit at
Fargo and Mapleton.
itfiss Elizabeth Chernich spent
Fargo Saturday.
Olaf Peterson returned from
Two Harbors, Minn., Saturday
where he spent the winter.
Adolph Veit autoed to Wahpe
ton Monday.
Will Pelzl was. a, Fargo visitor
Saturday.
D. L. Quinlan received his new
Ford car Sunday.
IN THE COUNTY
Lidgerwood wants a ball team.
A barber at Abercrombie is giv
ing instructions in papdr bang
ing.
Wolvertoiv was mcorporaled as
a village last week at a special
election. t-
The Walcott Reporter would
impose a tax on baby carriages
aind wheel barrows,
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An auto club has been organ
ized at Lidgerwuod with a view
to improving the highways in that
locality.
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The Fairmount News is sure
some booster. It keeps the peo
ple posted on thai new railroad
all the time.
Two Lidgerwood boys were ar
rested at Hankinson last week for
'"scorching" on motorcycles and
were fined $5.00 each.
Tber Abercrombie" Messenger
has again changed hands and is
now under the management of
Johnson & Westersoij.
Fairmount is obtaining wide
reputation as an egg market. Ac
ording to the News of that place
thirteen hundred cases of eggs
were shipped from there last
Week. (J'W 5
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Mr. and Mrs. Nels Elton of Co
fax township were royally enter
tained by over three hundred of
their friends and neighbors last
week, the occasion being the 25th
anniversary of Mieir marriage.
When in Minneapolis stop at
the Beaufort hotel near the whole
sale and retail districts, theatre
and railway stations. Street car
to any part of the city pass our
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