The Wahpeton times. [volume], June 26, 1913, Image 5

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Girl wanted at the Dairy Lunch.
Eva Shea autoed to Fargo SaU
urday evening.
E. H. Myhra pras a Fargo visi
tor last Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Lauterman is visit
ing at the Weling home. .,(ij
Miss Maude Hausken spentja
day in Hankinson last week.
Darrell Rasmussen is deliver*
ing groceries for Dietz & Murray
LOST—Bunch of keys. Finder
please leave at Times office.
James Purdon and family left
for the lakes Wednesday morn
ing.
Prof. Chas. Hanson came down
from Christine Wednesday morn
ing.
Coming soon, at the Braun
theatre "The Millionaire Cow
boy."
A son of William Popp is in
the hospital for treatment for ap
pendicitis.
Wm. Schutt, August Bergman
and their wives autoed to Fargo
last Sunday.
D. D. and O. O. Swank are en
tertaining their father from Ah
oka, Minn.
D. D. Swank returned last week
from a visit of a couple of weeks
in Montana.
There was a little more than a
one inch rain fell in Wahpetdn
Tuesday night.
County Auditor Burton is fn
Bismarck this week attending a
Masonic meeting.
Dr. Thompson has moved to
northern Minnesota where he will
open up an office.
Grace and Hazel VanArnam re
turned home the fore part of the
week from Walcott.
Litany will be said in the Epis
copal church next Friday evening
at 7:30 by Rev. Brown.
Prof. Truby of the Lidgerwood
schools is one of the instructor^
at the summer school.
B. L. Lounsbury left Frday ev¥|
ning for Reimlander, Wisconsjp
for a visit of three weeks.
FOR RENT—A five room house.
Inquire of John Whyte at the
Wahpeton Hardware Co.
Geo. W. Wallace has bjtj
shaking hands with friends in^t^
city a day or two this week.
Watkins, the enforcement lea
gue man, has been in the dfty
and county for some time.
Pres. Smith is attending the
meeting of the Masonic grand
lodge at Bismarck this week.
Bentley & Norton have a large
trantula bottled up which theyp Sheriff Budack went to Lidger
found in a bunch of bananas.
W. E. Purcell and J. W. Perk
ins are at Bowman for a couple
of weeks on business purposes.
P. Meyer returned on Monday
night from a church conference
in St. Thomas, Pembina county.
"The Millionaire Cowboy," is
coming to the Braun theatre'Mn
the near future. Watch for the
date.
Miss Marguerite Baker has^jlf}
for Lake Chilan, Wash., to spend
the summer with her brother,
Lyman.
Judge VanArnam is to
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of the speakers at the Veblin C8R?
bration.
Mrs. Onstad and Mrs. Rasi%s
sen entertained a few friends at
a thimble bee last Saturday after,
noon.
Miss Florence Purdon retur
home last week from Grand 7
where she has been attending
University.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Korf *Q|re
had as guests a brother &id a
sister of Mr. Korf from Meyers'
Grove, Minn.
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Henry Procnow has a daughter
and Wm. Weis of Great 'Bend
a son in the Breckenridge hospi
tal with typhoid.
Bert Hull is home from rthe
University of Minnesota, he hav
ing graduated from the law de
partment this year. if
•G. J. Johnson, Judge Van!}Ar
anm and their wives attendeli a
picnic on the Sheyenne in Barrie
township last Sunday.
The Gollmar- Brothers circus
is being advertised all ove
part of the country. ThejC will
be in Wahpeton July 9th.
Mr. Kepler, the stenographer in
Judge Lauder's office and a(law
student, Is taking the bar tttlin
ination in Grand Forks this 4Cek.
The Wahpeton Garage 'Sintd
ing is progressing nicely. ?JThe
walls are completed up to' the
second story.
Mrs. C. E. Wolfe and son, Hu
bert, left Friday morning for
Stewart lake where they wUf re
main for the balance of the sum
mer.
week where they will yisil^toc
month with her parents.
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It has been semi-officially an
nounced that the 2 cent if$tte on
the G. N. and N. P. in Minnesota
will go into effect-July 10th.'
Mr. Jacobs is visiting his fam
ily at the Fligelman home for a
few days. He is on a trip that
takes him to the western part of
the country.
"The Little Minister," a story
portraing Scotish life and of
heart interest, will be shown at
the Braun theatre Monday and
Tuesday, June 30 and July 1.
Many from Wahpeton attend
ed the Old Settlers1 meeting in
Walcott last week, and the rough
roads prevented many auto loads
from going from here.
Andrew Peterson and Miss Car.
rie Kjelland, both of Walcott,
were united in marriage by Judge
VanArnam, at the county court
rooms 'Monday morning.
Wm. Schutt and wife autoed
over from Hankinson Wednesday
He got stuck in the mud with the
car and had to have the assis
tance of a team to pull him out.
Amund Fatland was brought
down from Walcott last week
charged with assault with a dead
ly weapon. He gave bonds for
his appearance in district court.
"The Little Minister," a beau
tiful story portrayed by the Yi
tagraph Co. will be shown at the
Braun theatre Monday and Tues
day, June 30 and July 1.
Mrs. C. B."Kidder is enjoying a
visit from Mrs. Wallace. Mrs.
Wallace will be remembered a*
Miss Allensworth who taught in
the high school a few year sago.
Miss Tilda Aust, who has been
visiting in the city for several
weeks, left Monday night for E&r_
go and Winnipeg where she will
visit before returning to her own
home in Minneapolis.
L. B. Simmer has been doing
considerable cement work aroUnd
town. He put in a walk in fr^nt
of Alderman Hodel's- residence,
also the walk cn the west side of
the Hintgen property.
John Holt was brought down
from Walcott last Saturday nght
iby Sheriff Budack charged with
assault. John had taken a li(t)e
too much fire water and star ed
in to clean up the town. j'
Barn for sale cheap, 22 by 36
feet, room for six ton of hay up
stairs. Must. sell within thirty
days or tear down. Address P.
O. Box 403 or N. W. Phone 116J,
Wahpeton, N. D. Adv. 2t
lave a targe waupeion, Xi. U. AOV. 2t.
wood a few days ago with, thirty
six subpoenas for witne^eefe in
the H. Burke case that came Ap
for trial Friday. He succeeded in
serving thirty-two of them.
Sunday morning service at tiie
Immanules German Evangelical
Lutheran church next Sunday at
10:00. English service in the
evening at 8:00. Everybody invi
ted. Church at corner of Fifth
Street and Pembina avenue.
Marriage licenses have been Is
sued to Roy C. Umbreit and Miss
Olga B. Abraham of Hankinson
Bennie Lieum and Manda Fla£.of
Christine, and Gustav O. Fossum
of Walcott and Bordlie Flaa of
Christine.
L. Vachon and family have
moved onto the farm which they
recently purchased near Per ham,
Minn. The Vachon family are
among the oldest' residents of
Wahpeton and wili be missed by
a large circle of friends.
The little daughter of Ift J.
Mitchell was knocked down and
run over by an automobile Fri
day night in front of Swank's
grocery store. She was not very
seriously injured. No blame was
attached to the^driver of the car
The baseball game btweeen Jthe
Leach A Gamble and Globe-Ga
zette forces which was scheduled
for Tuesday evening was post
poned until Saturday afternoon
July 5, on account of rain. Fi
innings were played on Tu
evening.
Mrs. L. N. Code and children were burned last Tuesday morn
went to Brainerd, Minnjgpst
ing. The fire started in the kit
chen of one-of them abritit Ave
o'clock in the morning. Tho
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The Northern Light. Electric
Co. is running a line of poles
in the alleys on each side of
Dakota avenue. They are pre
paring to riake all poles off of the
main .street which will make a
material'"improVement in the
busineaa-tfection of the city
Geo-, Saunderhauf was married
on the l8tb to Mrs. Rosa Berlan
di in Williston at the home of
Mr. aiid Mrs. A. J. Bessie br Rev.
E. S. 8haw. They will live
Plentywood, Montana. All of the
parties except the bride arie well
known in Wahpeton and have
resided here.
A couple of the houses,. On the
south.side of the N. P. iracks
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buildings were a long distance
from a water hydrant and were
destroyed befote the water could
reach them.
Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Re.
pairing done quickly and neatly
at the Mitchell's Dry Cleaning.
Goods called for and delivered.
Phone 29,7.
The Mooreton court house case
has been before the court most of
the week and as we go to press
the hearing is still oil. The coun
ty commissioners, state's attor
ney, auditor, treasurer and other
witnesses in this suit. Attorney
Cuppler of Fargo
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the prosecution and State's At
torney Kachelhoffer assited by
Chas. E. Wolfe, the defense.
FOR SALE—One Singer sew.
ing machine good as new. In
quire at 120 Fifth street.
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JT^ozens of the prettiest styles received
this week by express. New Ratine
Balkan Dresses and many other new style
effects in this big assortment.
$1.50, 2.50, 3.50, 5.00 to 8.50
Balkan Blouses. Prettiest styles in the
dty and the largest assortment at low
prices for such well made garments.
$1.00,1.25 and 1.50
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"BEE HIVE" Store
Wahpeton, N. D.
C. A. McKean and Alex Hay will
leave here the 27 th or 28th of
June for Fargo where they will
join a party of old soldiers and
from there they will go to Gettys
burg. From Fargo the party will
travel over the 'Northern Pacific
railroad to St. Paul, from there
to Chicago over the Milwaukee,
and the balance of the trip will
be made over the Pennsylvainia
line. Mr. and Mrs. Leathart, A.
W. Blake and Mr. Wetherbee of
.Fairmount will also make «the
trip. i.
FOR SALE—Two mares, one
1-year old and one 2-year old.
Inquire of O. H. Sprung, 720 6th
street, Wahpeton, or the Farmers
State Bank, Mooreton, No. Dak.
Big discount sale at Oscar Rin
derman's.
Great bargains in shoes at Os
car Rinderman's.
TO PREPARE FOR THE FALL SEASON
We must move our summer stock to make room for
the fall goods now being shipped. To do this, prices
must be considerably reduced. We'll let you make the
profits—because we must have the room. It will pav
you well to investigate what we are offering.
Come and see these shoes whether ^ok just want td at buy
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Ulcere And Skin Troubles
If you are suffering with any
old' running sores' or fever ooreafr
ulcers' boils' eczema or other
skin troubles' get a box of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and yo&
will get relief promptly. Mrs
Bruce Jones, of Birmingham, Ala.
suffered from an ugly ulcer for
nine months and Bucklin's Arni.
ca Salve cured her In two weeks.
Will help you. Only 25c. RecoHi
mended by all dealers. .v,
FOR SALS
Two automobiles.
One 1912 Ford roadster $375. fi
One second hand Buick 9125. 3
Inquire at Red River Motor Co
720 Sixth street. Phone 224-L.
Take your watch and jewelry
repair work to Albert Schrieber»
He guarantees all of. hie work
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