The Wahpeton times. [volume], May 21, 1914, Image 5

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

Image provided by: State Historical Society of North Dakota

                
'V#
.-ftr*
4
.iS
&m
t'^v*} M?{*
Friday
Mantador won a ball game from
Great Bend, the other dav.
of 4^
May 22nd
Any Coat
Ladles or Misses Sizes
1-3 off
New Waists
Voiles, Crepes and Lawns
$1.28 Waists
at
91.50 Waists
at
Children's Coats
NONE RESERVED
Your
Unrestricted
Choice
R"
t.frfc ?j .^U & M!tl«
kit, fjn.
No Substitutes
ETURN to the grocer all sub
stitutes sent you for Royal Bak
ing Powder. There is no sub
stitute for ROYAL. Royal is a pure,
cream of tartar baking powder, and
healthful. Powders offered as sub
stitutes are made from alum.
CITY AND COUNTY
4
to 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Worner of
Great Bend were in town Monday.
Mayor Nudinpr of Lidgerwood
has bought for himself a fine new
car.
Wm. Tonk was a Wahpeton vis
itor from Lidgerwood last Satur
day.
John Weling, son of Mr. J. B.
Weling, has returned from Mon
tana.
Bungalow and cover-all aprons.
Special for Friday and Saturday,
45c—James Purdon & Co.—Adv.
Judge Jersin of Walcott attend
ed the big Norwegian celebration
at the Cities the ilrst of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Movius of
Lidgerwood have returned from
an extended visit to the western
coast.
Messrs. Ulsaker and Brusletten
joined the crowd that attended the
big 17th of May celebration at
Minneapolis.
Messrs. Hull and Harris have
invested in another gravel pit.
This one is at White Rock, on the
Milwaukee.
Thirty-seven applicants for
teachers' certificates wrote the ex
amination here last week, and two
did the same thing at Lidgerwood.
The Wyndmere Pioneer esti
mates that more than 10,000 trees
have been planted in that vicinity
this spring. Let the good work go
on.
T. J. STRKHLOW. D. O.
Ohlropraotor
Office over Citizens1 Nt'l. Bank
Consultation and Spinal Analysis
FPSS
PHONE 337 WAHPETON, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ujka de
parted for Wadena, Tuesday,
-where they expect to spend a cou.
pie of weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
lumMi
*.
Wonderful
Mayor Fligelman has repainted
his business office on Dakota ave.
He is one of the few mayors of the
Northwest who does a landoflficc
business.
C. K. Thorstad of Wyndmere
has bought himself another horse,
which he will exercise on the track
this summer. C. K. is a great lover
of horse flesh.
J. R. Smith came over from
Mantador, the other evening, to
lake the examination for Fourth
Class postmasters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Eckes have
returned from their wedding trip
and have gone to housekeeping at
the home of Mr. Eckes' father, Mr.
Nick Eckes.
John J. Risehard and family re
turned Monday evening from a
visit to the coast country, and
John looks as if the climate there
thoroughly agrees with him.
Charley Thatcher and family
came over from Minot the fore
part of the week for a visit with
Mrs. Thatcher's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Rinderman before
their departure for the west.
WANTED—Good hand ironer,
steady work all year round
Wahpeton Steam Laundry, P.
Meyer, Prop. 5-21tf
NOTICE—I have bought the
Gerde-Good Automatic Lawn Mow
«r sherpener and am now prepar
ed to sharpen your mowers at
reasonable prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed.—F. H. Dunn, 623
Fifth St. 5-2 ltf.
Peter Fischer has been very ill
in a hospital in St. Paul. He had
been in the employ of one of the
targe grocery firms there for the
past four years, but as soon as
he recovers from his illness will
return to Lidgerwood and take
charge of his father's store.
"A iw ri i, .f-r
THE WAHPETON TIMK8
4%
Just Exactly 81 Trimmed Hats and Untrimmed Hats—Formerly $2.75 to $9.00
Biggest Millinery Bargains Ever Offered in Wahpeton or Breckenridge.
Ladies and Children's Hats. Take your choice
Special for Friday and Satur
day: Tub dresses in Percales and
Gingham's light and dark colors,
only 90 cents.—James Purdon &
Co.—Adv.
Mrs. F. C. Snyder will entertain
the M. E. Ladies Aid at her home
next Wednesday afternoon. May,
21. in honor of Mrs. G. \V. Baker,
one of the pioneer members ol' tin
Aid.
President and Mrs. Smith re
turned Tuesday noon from Grand|
Forks and Fargo. At the former
place, Mr. Smith attended
spring meeting of the Superin
tendents and they stopped at Far
go over Sunday to visit with rela
tives.
A part of the contractor's crew
arrived this week and are ready In
begin the work of constructing Lin
Sterns Clothing Co.'s large new
building at the corner of Dakota
ave., and Fifth st. The wet weath
er delayed the excavating work to]
a considerable extent but cement:
work can now begin very shortly,
shortly. I
About a hundred people gather
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.!
P. S. Larson at Abercrombie to as-1
sist in the proper celebration of
Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Quarrum'sj
golden wedding. the«lher Sunday. 1
They were married in Norway iif
ty years ago, and have been resi
dents of this country since 18!)o.
Ainund Olson of the Abercrom-j
hie country has set a good exam-
Dr. R. A. REED
OatMpatMs Ptiyriolan
CHRONIC DESEASES A SPECIALTY
Office over Bee Hive Store
Phone 177
Mighty few towns the size
Wahpeton have had the honor
entertaining and being entertain
ed by the great Minneapolis Sym
phony Orchestra. It is worth com
ing 100 miles to see and hear this
great musical organization, and
tickets are said to be selling fasl.
Better see, or write to Clyde Mit
ton of this city at once about se
curing one while tickets may had.
If you have never heard, the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra
you will not know what you have
missed until you do hear it. It is
coming to Wahpeton next month,
and this will be the chance of
your life time to see and hear a
really great musical organization.
The "Bee Hive" Store, Wahpeton, N. D.|
1
pie for farmers generally in hav-j
ing placed at the crossing near!
his residence a sign board with
his name, and an arrow showing!
the direction to Abercrombie ami
Colfax. 1
Oscar Rinderman and family
departed Tuesday night for Utah,
where they wil visit relatives for
a time and then probably contin
ue their journey to the coast. Mr.
Rinderman's health has been very
poor for the past few months and
he seeks a change of climate with
the hope of permanent benefit, and
all of hia many Wahpeton and
Richland county friends hope
that he may regain his old time
vigor.
ft
-s-r» \v
\M
"^J.r
We Satisfy
Particular Men
Oppie's Toggery
WAHPETON
John Kelly made a trip to tin.*
cities Saturday night..
Dr. Reed returned last Friday
from a trip to Chicago.
J. L. Koepler made a business
trip to Beach last Saturday.
Judge Jersin of Walcott spent
Friday and Saturday in this city.
Crepe and muslin gowns. Spec
ial on Friday ami Sal unlay 7!"
Cents.—James Purdon Co.—Adv.
Editor Dick Lee of the Walcott
Reporter, and family, were in the
Ounty seat last Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff John Olson
transacted business at Abercrom
bie, Tuesday afternoon.
Norrie Robert Lee of Walcott
and Julia Erickson of Christine
were granted a marriage license
i»y Judge Van Arnam, Tuesday.
Joe Merrick had his buggy badly
smashed by an unlabeled auto,
while on road passing the Pur
cell-Divet farm, the other day.
Mrs. Martha Lambert departed
for Stewartsville, Minn.. Monday
following a few days' visit with
Iter daughter. Mi s. J. B. Yates and
family.
Mrs. Orla Wherry returned last
week from attendance upon the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Bell,
interment having been made at
Casselton, this state.
Dr. Frank Gilhreath lias gone
to his home at Bismarck to rest
and recuperate bis »»ealth. which
has not been the best for some
lime past.
Sadie Adams, colored, was dis-,
missed from the county .jail here
last Saturday, following a ten1
months incarceration as a U. S.
prisoner, her sentence having ex
pired.
The little one-year-old child of
Mr. and Mrs. George Weber died
last Friday, following a lingering
illness. Interment was made in
Calvary cemetery.
The Sheriff and States Attor
ney were in Hankinson yesterday,
where a number of merchants had
a hearing on the charge of keep
ing their places of business open
on Sundays.
Joseph G. Forbes evidently be
lieves in the old motto: "If at first
you don't succeed, try. try again."
At any
Mte
he announces in last
week's Hankinson News that he
a-candidate for State's attorney
again.
The Times is in receipt of the
1914 .premium list for the State
Fair at Fargo. It is a 144-page
affair, neatly printed and chuck
full of premium offers for every
thing grown or raised upon the
farm, or manufactured in the
home or shop. The Fair will be
held July 20-25th.
Wear Bargains 7
$1.48
Middy Blouses at #1.23. §1.50.
and -S-'.OO.—Pardon's & Co.—Adv.
F. T. Watkips of the Anti-Sa
loon league was in the city Mon
day.
J. P. Roedor is having the in
terior of his residence remodeled.
R. A. and Mrs. Gl'ont. have a
new daughter, born Mav 20. I|
O. H. S-irunc and A. .T. Ross
with 1 heir families auloed (o Far
go Sunday.
Mayor Fligelman is having a
lot
0
good work done on lite
streets of the city.
Dr. Fitzgerald is building a very
ornamental fence around his two
lots on Ninth St.
Miss Vallie Wright, formerly
connected with the Times office is
under a doctor's care for the pas!
few days.
The Red River Motor Co.'s place
of business is the old Case build
ing. one door north of Wolfe's
grocery building, on Sixth St.
Fancy Printed crepes at 10
cents per yd. Friday and Saturday,
at \irdoifs.—Adv.
The Ladies' Aid Society of I lie
Congregational church will be
entertained by Mrs. ,J. B. Royce
and Miss Preston, next. Wednes
day. May 27th. at the church.
The Valley City Normal School
base hall team played a couple of
games here this week, losinir to
the Indians bv a score of 5 to 7.
and to I he S. S. S. on Tuesday by
a score of 5 to 0.
IIIIBIIIIBIIIIBIIIBIBIIII
TRY:
I'V 5f *«'v
fc-
5 H/
1-2 Price
Closing Out All Last Season's
Skirts
v.j^'.0te: f'•'*"
IM^
May 23rd
Any Suit
Ladlee or Mleeoe Size
Lot 1. 20 All A1 A
Wool Skirts Vl*W
Lot 2. 23 All A €S
Wool Skirts VO.^O
ELECTRIC BRAND
House Dresses
$1. 25 Dresses
98c
$1.50 Dresses AO
Earl Knie. local warehouseman
for the i. N. railway, got some of
his toes mashed, the other day,
ami went to his home to recuper
ate.
The Misses Amelia Onstad,
Margaret. Sinclair. Ella Marlette,
Alvira Larson and Rubie Anderson
of Moosehead spent Sunday and
Monday at the H. Lundciuist home.
•. A. Leach relumed Tuesday
morning from an extended slay at
Rochester. Minn., where Its wife
is recuperating from snreical
operation. The latter is expected
home now at 1110-1 any time.
Mrs. Emerson H. Smilli and her
father of Fargo accompanied
President and Mrs. F. E. Smith
home from Fargo Tuesday, just
for an onto ride and a brief visit
at the home of the latter. They re
turned home on the evening train.
'Pub skirts in while. Ratine
white Pijivie and while Galatea,
priced $1.50 to *2.75.—James
Purdon & Co.—Adv
I would like to have a part of your
trade and serve you right in
Cement, Plaster, Fire Brick,
and Cemenf Stone
Agent for—
0EV0E PAINTS, BRUSHES, alto HOUSEHOLD
MURESC0MLS0MME
JOHN RISCHARD,
The New Grocery 1
For Anything You Want In
Fancy or Staple Groceries
Fresh For Saturday
STRAWBERRIES
LETTUCE
CELERY
ASPARAGAS
GRAPE FRUIT
PINE APPLES
Paul & Oliver
Phone 96
WAHPETON.
RHUBARB
RADISHES
ONIONS
SPINABH
CUCUMBERS
A
"To
if-
1
I
I
I
""I
I
TI
•*S|
?41 i|
4
I
'•2*
I