The Wahpeton times. [volume], April 30, 1914, Image 7

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The Misses Rose Clark and Vera
Murray of Valley City spent Sun
day with Miss Frances Braun.
Remember that Corey Bros.'
combined shows will be here next
week to make a whole week of fun.
—Adv.
Mrs. R. A. Grout is entertain
ing her father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Mitchell, of Lu
verne. Minn.
Silk Hose
We carry a good line of
Ladies All Silk Hose in black
white and tan, at per pair
48c
Also Silk Boot Hose at....
25c
A New Line ef
Men's and Boy's
Wash Ties.
BAKING
POWDER
ROYAL^-Ihe most celebrated
of all the baking powders In
the world—celebrated for Its
great leavening strength
purity* it makes your cakes,
biscuit, bread, etc* healthful, It
Insures you against alum and
all forms of adulteration that
go with the low priced brands.
CITY AND COUNTY
Deputy Revenue Collector Low
ry was in town Tuesday.
Base ball scores by wire daily
at Oopie's Toggery.—Adv.
YV. F. Schweitzer, the piano
man. now rides in a brand new
Mitchell car.
Geo. Fisher of the county aud
itor's office has a sorelwead, the
iesult of a fall.
Mrs. R. M. Black Iirs been
under the doctor's care for the
past week or two.
E. S. Cameron has sold his 1913
model Ford car and added a 1914
model to the luxuries of life.
Fairmount is to have a cement
block plant, with a capacity of
800 to 1,000 blocks per hour.
Mrs. J. A. Bailey is entertain,
ing her sister and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Suffron, of Dent,
Minn.
R. M. Lunday arrived home
last Saturday from Rochester,
Minn., where he had an operation
on his throat.
Thirty or more Odd Fellows in
a body attended church last Wed
nesday night and listened to Dr.
Wheeler preach.
If you want to see a whole ear
load ol" dandy new pianos call at
J. R. Molloy's Furniture Rooms
and set prices.—Adv.
County Superintendent Thorn
ton is attending the state con
vention of County Superintend
ents at Devils Lake this week.
The J. N. Kins meat market in
Breckenridge was sold last week
to Thulen & Sykora. and there is
only one meat market in our twin
city now.
Mrs. Walter sheppard. on hor
way home from Wisconsin to Mi
not. stopped off here a couple of
days last week to visit at the G. L.
Harris home.
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Lundquist Variety Store
Our store is the right place to go to if you want to economize. Every article you
buy at our store is a bargain. Come to our store when you need anything in our
line. We do not claim to be the largest nor to carry the largest stock. But large
trees from little acorns grow. What we have has the quality, and that counts.
Our prices are right on all of our merchandise, and it will pay you to see our line
before making your purchase, in anything we carry. What we say about our goods
you will find reliable.
We are receiving New Goods daily,
so call in and look over our stock.
Enamel Ware
Strictly First Quality
Special
For One Week, Com
mencing Saturday.
Any Article For
See Our Win
dow Display
Rogers Nickel Silver Tea Wonder Cream Chocolat
Spoons, 2 for......... es, per half pound...
9c 10c
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Deputy Sheriff Olson made a
business trip to Fargo Tuesday.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Thompson of Root'b
addition expects to leave the first
of the week for Wadena, Minn., to
make her future home with her
son.
St. John's Ladies' Aid will have
their semi-annual apron and
fancy work sale and six o'clock
Alinner in Foresters' ball on
Ihursday, May 14.
The Abercronibie Messenger
notes that Miss Edith Johnson, a
teacher in the S. S. S. spent a re
cent Sunday in that city with the
Westerson family.
The county auditor's office is
setting straightened up in its
permanent Quarters, and the of
licials there are beginning to
feel at home again.
The many friends of Mrs. C. A.
Leach are pleased to learn that
her recent operation at the Mayo
Bros, hospital in Rochester was
very successful, and that she is
convelescing nicely,
Carl Mikkelson declines to be a
Bull Moose candidate for state
treasurer and Dan Jones, it ap
pears. will have to hold up the
Richland county end of the ticket
all "by his lonesome."
NOTICE—AH persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to me
will please call at once and set
tle. as I am going away and must
close up my business affairs at
once.—Oscar Rinderman.—Adv.
District court, was in session
here Tuesday and Judge Allen
heard the case of the State vs.
Alfred Poterson. ex-state treas
urer of Cogswell. Deputies «"nr.
mody and Zuger of the Attorney
General's office were in attend
ance.
Do you know you can produce
the best music ever played on all
kinds of instruments if you try.
Yes, you can if you have a Vic
trola. adv.
Sisseton, S.D., voted dry at last
week's election, thus putting out
of business its "municipal" sa
loon. While it was a big money
maker it seems not to have re.
duced the amount of drunkenness
any. and for that reason was un
popular.
Auditor Burton expected to
have last evening for Montana,
to spend a week or so helping
his sons. Edwin and Victor, and
hie daughter, Blanche, to find
good claims for themselves in
that section of the country. Wal
ter Hess and Joe Simard were in
the party also.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT—
Having bought and taken posses
sion of Oscar Rinderman's shoe
store. I most cordially solicit a
share of your trade, I promise you
fair treatment and a square deal
will be given all who favor me
with their patronage.—John Cur
ran. successor t:j Oscar Rinder
man.—Adv.
Bargains!
Crockery and
Glassware
We can give you valuable
bargains in the dish line, we
have just received two new
decorations that we will sell
at each
10c
New Things in
GLASSWARE
Voting Contest Wahpe
ton limes
Remember you get 25 votes
for every $1 purchase at
our store.
Whom Your Candidate
3 Boxes of Axle Grease
for.••.. *•«.«...»»
10c
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Judge Jessin of Chri3tine was
in town Tuesday.
Albert Weis spent the fore part
of the week in Fargo.
Coming, next Monday, Corey
Bros., combined shows.—Adv.
Miss Nellie Bowman spent Sat
urday and Sunday at her home.
Manager Loll of the. Golden
Rule SI ore spent Sunday in Far
go.
Judge Allen and court steno
grapher Divet are in the city this
week.
U. s. Deputy Marshal Cameron,
ot largo spent Sunday with his
family here.
Deputy Sheriff McMichael made
a business trip to Fairmount
Tuesday night.
A (laughter was born last Sat.
urday to Prof, and Mrs. Hubert
Warren in Minneapolis.
Lounsbury & Reeder will soon
nave their big new moving picture
show in running order.
The Wahoetni Marble AVorks
are shipping nut a big lot of line
new numuments this week.
A carload of Harm Bros.' pianos
arrived this week at J. R. Molloy's
Furniture Rooms.—Adv.
Mrs. Shields and litle daughter
are visiting at 'lie home of Mrs.
Shields' parents in Lidgerwood.
The Loyal Order of Moose init
iated a class of 35, last evening,
making a total membership of 150
at present.
Mr. E. Corey, of the Corey Bros,
snows was in the city this week,
arranging for their appearance
here next week.
Corey
Bros.' shows will be on
every lip next week. They will he
here with all their various at
tractions.—Adv.
Fargo college ball club crossed
bats with the Indians on the Island
last Saturday and won out 6 to4.
Miss Mary Kaiser has returned
to her home at White Rock, fol
lowing a several weeks' absence in
this city.
The Mcsdames Duden and Lun
day are atending the meetings of
the Fargo district missionary so
ciety at Wyndmere.
W. Adams and wife arrived
from Iowa Tuesday, to attend
ihe funeral of the late
Geo.
A.
Lacy.
Miss Anna Gunness of Aber
cronibie has started for Norway,
where she expects to spend the
summer.
Fairmount has organized a
good hall team for the season, and
"Fairmount is the only town in
the slate with four railroads."
Hun. w. E. Purcell is not saying
anything for publication these
days, but it is understood that he
has several men out building fen
ces.
Miss Lenora Weling will enter
tain the St. John's Ladies' Aid at
her home next Thursday, May 7,.
assisted by Mrs. Blake and Mrs.
Albright.
Sunday's precipitation, accord,
ing to the rain guage at S.S.S. was
.50 of an inch, and Monday's was
1.05, the total amount of rainfall
the lirst two days of this week be
ing 1.(31 inches.
"Dr. Martin" addressed a few
hundred people at the opera house
last Sunday afternoon and made
a rambling talk on Mexico and
Mexicans. Butn obody has yet told
us who Dr. Martin is.
Dr. R. A. REED
Osteopathic Physician
CHRONIC DESEASES A SPECIALTY
Office over Bee Hive Store
Phone 177
The Woman's missionary So
ciety of the Congregational
church will meet on Tuesday af
ternoon, May 5th, at 3:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Lauder. Subject: Social
Transformation of China. Lead
ers, Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. R. T.
Barber.
The entertainment given bv Ihe
children of the Catholic schools
at the opera house last Fridav
night was largely attended and
every one there was delight 'd
with the pleasing manner in
which the children rendered the
fine program.
While Mr. and Mrs. Bullock
were visiting at a neighbor's last
Sunday evening, their litle two
year old son. who was playing
with the neighbor's children, ac
cidentally fell from a bed, break
ing his arm in two places The
fi actures were reduced and the lit.
lit fellow is resting as patiently
as possible.
Herbert Lundquist and familv,
and his brother. Charles, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
at.Fargo. Before they return home
in the evening their little daugh
ter acidentally fell down a stair
way where they were stopping and
cut her forehead auite badly. A
doctor was called and dressed the
wound, and all reached home the
same night.
DONALDSON'S DAIRY LUNCH
Sunday Dinner 35o
Celery Olives
Consomme Royal
Baked Lake Trout Matre de Hotel
Braised Sirloin of Beef
a la Jardeniere
Roast Young Turkey—Stuffed
Cranberry Sauce
Fruit Salad
June Peas Sweet Corn Soufle
Mashed and Steamed Potatoes
Rice Custard Pudding
'Wine Sauce
Tea Coffee Milk
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See the latest and biggest mer
ry-go-'round at Corev Bros.'
shows next week.—Adv.
WANTED Experienced
Sales Lady and Stock-Keeper
Must furnish good references.
German speaking Lady pre
ferred. Will pay good salary
to right party.
A. J. Ross,
WONDER STORE
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IF
If your Soul is parting from your
body, you need the service of a
minister.
BUT
If your Sole is parting from your
Shoes, you need the services 01 Dr.
Herman, the Shoe Surgeon, at John
Curran's Shoe Store, where you 1
will find the shoes you want, at
the right prices, and your old ones
restored to their former appearance
Come in the Dr. is always in
JOHN CURRAN
Successor to Oscar Rindeman
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Times office,
be paid.
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The Olympia
Candy Kitchen
302 Dakota Avenue. Phone 292
We extend a cordial invitation to the people
of this vicinity, to visit our store, and try our
Home Made Candies and Ice Cream, of which
we carry a full line.
Our Candies are all made according to PURE FOOD
Laws and
Guaranteed Pure
We also handle a full line of
FRUIT
PAPPAS BROS.
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A Genuine Victrola
$
$2.00 DOWN AND 92.00 PER MONTH
Ifin doubt, call in at_the Victor store and hear the
Wonderful Machine
VICTOR VICTOOLAS
$15.00 to $200.00
Please ask me to demonstrate at your Vmg
A. H. Burnson
DEALER
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WANT AOS.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE—Cheap. River sand,
black dirt, and dirt for filling.
Union Transfer Co. 4-16tf.
WANTED—Four or five room
house for family of two. Address
P. O. Box 424. 4-30-4t
Cotton rags at
Market price will
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