The Wahpeton times. [volume], December 11, 1913, Image 6

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Miss Whipps and Miss Walsh
visited the high school Tuesday
afternoon in the company of Miss
Rowan. The student body enter
tained the visitors with exhibi
tions of their musical attainments
Mary Gilles, vice prcsidetn, and
a member of the Senior class, on
account of her extraordinary musi
cal talent, was chosen as "pian
iste" this week. To her vivifying
martial strains, and beautiful ca.
denses, our footsteps we guide
through the labyrinth of desks,
up and down the parallel ailses
after the close of school at noon
and at four o'clock. In the fore
going system we bid "Au Revoir"
to the high school twice daily.
The office has been used as a
conference hall of late for those
who have been personally called
thither. The reporter was not
present at the conference anu
therefore is unable to say what
were the private proceedings tak
ing place thereat.
Arthur Christensen is again a
mong the number of those who
are trying out for the basketball
teams. The cheerless outlook of
the school is brightened into a
glorious hope for the future
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Upholstered Rockers,
Chairs, Davenports, Book
Cases, and Desks
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"Elastic" Bookcass
and Desk combined.
Pr.rrr.'J-: as much cr as liitte
book jpace as wsr.ied.
Cor.vjrises Desk Unll v.v.h,
few u.' n.a:i» Book Units r-.'
«3e:.ired. P.oomy, conven
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W. F. ECKES
I HIQH SCHOOL NOTES
We met the eneniy for the sce
ond time this season Saturday af
ternon last. But they are not
our. Translating this "Hawthorn
ian" (coined) mystery into the
English idion, the above state
ment wuold read as follows: The
boys' and the girls' (basketball
teams of the high school met the
second boys' taem and the first
girls' team, respectively, of the
Indian school on the field of bat
tle in the Indian school gymnas
ium in a bloodless contest. The
result of the game between the
two boys' teams was a tie, the
score being 24 to 24, but contrary
to the usual custom the tie was
played off and the final score was
26 to 24 in favor of the Indians.
The result of the game between
the girls was 10 to 10, also a tie.
These scores are correct for they
are those given by the referees
and their word of course cannot
be legally doubled. These were
both practice games, and accord
ingly the scores are of slight con
sequence but, nevertheless, we are
glad to learn the progress of the
teams from such a source.
IKSS^Ikilic
Seniors: —jsj-.
Horace Freerks
Ella Lawrence
Florence Morris
Marion Royce
Alma Simonsen
Anna Stone
Grace Swank
Hazel Van Arnam
Ervin VanBuren
Mae Wright
Oscar Youngquist
Juniors:
Herbert Hintgen
Herman Reeder
Earnest Weling
Florence Wright
Sophomores:
Olivia Edelbrock
Rosa Fligelman
Verna Freerks
Minnie Nickel
Freshmen:
Muriel Babcock
Hattie Bentzin
Esther Bauldauf
Ella Beaty
Oryl Black
Knid Brown
Henrietta Fligelman
Anna Geister
Lillian I.eavitt
Catherine McCarty
Geraldme Mehl
Harold Mikkelson
Edna Novotny
Clara O'Brien
Vesta Parsons
Viola Parsons
Herbert Royce
Mabel Trebil
ftny Trebil
Carl Zeyher.
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thereby. The once drooping mount and vicinity, this district has seven hundrAH
that class thinking that a change have in Fairmount a man whom
of climate would be desirable have we all know as a man of sterling
changed their seats, some to the qualities, fully capable and a man
front and others to the back of that will be a credit to Uie dis-
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The county has no better men
than Mr. Pinkney, and should
the fourth cotrmiissi'pners' dis
whole county would be looked af
k'*Tity
The following new books have
been added recently:
Barbour, JR. H.—"Behind the
line."
mission, and Attorney R. M. Pol-
lock of Fargo, were the speakers
It is getting close for candi. at the dedication. This library tomorrow. For sale by ajl deal
dates to make their annonuce- was erected by Egerton Watts, a
menls. Now we want to say to pioneer, at a cost of about Ave
our readers especially of Fair, thousand dollars. The library niow
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EXTENSION TABLES
These tables derive their ncnac from t!.e fact that they
have two oval or oblong pedcrLab, e..c!j complete in itself
thereby gaining a decided imprcvevaeni ever tl:s ordiuciy
one pedestal
cut in helves^ CO as fo divides.
When entertaining friends st luncheon and you have
spared neither pains nor expense preparing, will yoa serve
the "spreed" on a "divided"
one pedestal
locks, bolts, uufs, eta, unfinished surfaces exposed, or will you
have a "Twi: thai is perfect whether closed or extended?
It's up tc you, and surely, as table lasts a lifetime, you
will procure "Twin," the table you will be proud oL
Vfa carry
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spirits of the students give way will elect a county commissioner, the tonw has voted a small lew
to gladness and rejoicing even we have heard of different can- for maintenance 4
the weather has changed for the didates from Hankinson, Lidger
better. May he remain faithful wood, but to be sqaure Fairmount
to his trust and the expectations has delivered the goods and thru' A BAD WAY"
of the^high school. our efforts, Hankinson has three!
Moving is now under way in county officials in the court Many a WatiDeton uiiii
the Sophomore class. Many in house. Fairmount has none. We
"this
Nl your Approval is our Ambition"W
the room. trict if elected. A man of intelli- had way'
The following is the honor roll gence, one that is conservative Doan's Kidney
for this month. This list shows and a man that is the choice of weak kidneys.
a decided increase over the prev- every voter of this community be Local evidence proves their
ious list issued last month. The he a democrat or republicanwe merit.
list is: take pride in Charles R. Pinkney Mrs. B. Brand, 108 Second St,
as a candidate for county com- Fargo, N. D., says: "One day I
missioner from this district'.
Fairmount News.
tric.t nominate and elect hiirj to could not rest well. I arose in
represent them on "the county tj,e morning feeling tired and up
board, tiheir interests and the ip- freshened.
terests of the taxpayers of the
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ter by a main of ability and. in- benefit I learned of Doan^s Kid
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WAHPETON PUBLIC
LIBRARY NOTES
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I Library hours: Wednesday)eve
ningSv.7:30 to 9:00.
afternoons, 2:30 to 5:30.
During the month of November
I there were 151 visitors in the. li
brary, and 94 books were isstied.
A gif tof money has been re
ceived from Mrs. Hartwell.
The Globe-Qazette has promis-
ed to give the Scientific American" 1°?:_
I to the library for a year. A much
needed waste basket has also been
received from the same source,
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If your back gives out
Becomes lame, weak or aching
Perhaps your kidneys are in a
Pills are for
was taken with a sudden catch
in the small of my back and after
I was so !ame that I could not
stoop. A steady, dull at he settlor!
across my loins -and ut ni*lu I
I had severe head
dizzy spells.' After
aiid
taking various remedies without
ney Pills and got a supply at Mr.
J. J. Keen's drug store, A short
time after using them, the pains
became less severe and soon dis
appeared. Four boxes complet
ely cured me. I take a few doses
Doan's Kidney Pills once in a
Iwhile iand Ihey always do me
good. I-recommend this remedy
as highly today as when I gave a
public statement for it some
years ago."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co..
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for the United States.
Remember the name—Doans
and take no other.
Burnett, F. H.—T. Tembarom. aoh and constipation. Chamber
Churchill., W.—"Inside of the Iain's tablets correct these disor
cup." d#r« and onahle you to sleep. For
The first township library in the ?ale by all dealers.
state was dedicated two weeks ago 5
at Leonard. Governor L. .B. .. ..
Hanna, Mrs. M. C. Budlong, secret Tonight, if you feel dull and
tary of the public library com.
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FURNITURE
J. W. WORNER
RE IO
School Supplies
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Advertisements
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