The Wahpeton times. [volume], June 24, 1915, Image 7

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WAHPETON, North Dakota
QU8TAV SCHULER
Lawyer
PRACTICES IN ALL COURTS
Probata Practice a Specialty
EUGENE SCHULER
Arohitoct
Offices in Schuler Block
WAHPETON,- NORTH DAKOTA.
W. B. PURCELL A. 0. DIVET
PUROELL, DIVET PERKINS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Practice in all the courts or the state.
Collections a specialty
WAHPETON, NORTH DAKOTA.
J. W. WORNER
MRS. J. W. WORNER
Licensed
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CONSERVATORY NOTES
On Saturday evening of June
5th'occurred the opening recital
of the Conservatory for this year.
A large and enthusiastic audience
was present to enjoy it.
The second recital occurred
Tuesday evening, June 8th. This
was the advanced recital. Several
very interesting and well render
ed vocal numbers were given. The
violin selections showed the tal
ents of the performers, and that
the students had received excep
tionally fine instruction. Miss
Baker presented her advanced pi
ano students. Their work showed
that stress had been laid on tech
nical details as well as interpre
tation and artistic finish.
The thrid recital was given in
Breckenridge on June 10th.
Following is the program given
here on June 8th:
Piano Duet, Valse de Concert,
Mattel—Misses Rosa and Hen
rietta Fligelman.
Swiss Echo Song Eckert
A Star Rogers
A Spirit Flower -Campbell Tipton
That's the World Tn June..Spross
Miss Lia Eckes
Polonaise in minor Chopin
Miss Alice White
Symphony for two Violins, Moret
—Mr. Rushby Divet and Miss
Tlielma Edelbrock.
Traumerei Strauss
Arabesque MacDowell
Miss Mary Gilles
Symphony for two Violins, Dan
cia. First Violin—Miss Hazel
Flint.
From Oratorio "Elijah" Mendels
shon
Recit—Ye People, Rend Your
Hearts.
Air—If with All Your Hearts
Air—Then shall the Righteous
Shine Forth.
E. O. Prather
Piano Duet, Walzer-Finale, Bohm
Misses Rittenhouse and Edel
brock.
Sonata for Piano and Violin—Al
legro, Larghetto, Allegro Vivace
—Miss Alice Wyvel land Mrs.
Hobart.
Sonata for fld-y shrdl
Sonata Op. 13. Grave, Allegro—.
Beethoven—Miss Olivia Edel
brock.
Vocal Duet Now Art Thou
Own—Hildach
Misere, "II Trovatore" ....Verdi
Mr. Prather and Miss Eckes.
Valse in A Flat Chopin
Miss Marion Potter.
Legende Bohm
Miss Thelma Edelbrock.
Aria—Ah, fore lui, "Traviata"
Verdi
Miss Lia Eckes.
Andante und Variationen arr. for
two pianos, Eilenborg Miss
Marion Potter and Miss Hazel
Van Arnam.
Kingsbury Piano used. Kinld
ness of Seifert & Burnson.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH NOTES
The Ladies' Aid of the Wild
Rice church will have theip an
nilal Mission Festival Thursday,
this week, at the Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Larsons' grove. Rev. Tan
ner from Milnor will speak. Re
freshments will be served. The
festavel wi commence at 1 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church wall
peton will meet Friday this week
with Mrs. Clias. Hanson 711 Gth
St. No.
There will be no services next
Sunday as the Pastor will not be
home.
There will be no services next
Sunday as the Pastor will not be
home.
A young peoples convention
will be hdld at the Richland
church next Saturday and Sun
day. A large gathering is expeit
ed.
-WAHPETON
MARBLEand GRANITE WORKS
Manufacturer* of and Dealeriin
Foreign and Domestio Marble and
Granite Monumonta, Ooplng
and Iron Panoaa
Reference: Pint National Bank. BreckawMaa.
Minn. Citizena National Bank, wahpeton, N.D
H. J. KORF, Proprietor
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Or. Cbtrles Ptjrn, Rotid
Trmlir, Coning Wild Oris-
BOTH SLIDES ADD MOTIOt
Of 8e«nea of Bewitching Beauty From
the Moat Beautiful Lancia In the
World—Motion Pictures of Interact
ing 8eonea—Leeturo by a Globe Trot
tar of Firet Magnitude.
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Dr. Charles A. Payne has traveled
the world over. His miles of travel
equal Its entire railroad mileage.
He has given years of his life to
painstaking preparation that he might
excel In the quality of his illustrated
travelogue. In all countries visited
and among all classes he made friends
with the people and got their story.
Dr. Payne will bring to Chautauqua
his marvelous picture talk on beautiful
Hawaii, which he declares to be the
most beautiful country in all the
world. He also carries an illustrated
lecture on Mexico that is up to date
and abounding in interest
There Is no better equipped man In
the world than Dr. Payne for the de
livery of a real travelogue.
TERROR TO THE
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COMMUNITY INTEREST TALK
C. H. Plattenburg, an Authority on the
Conservation of Community Life, Haa
'a Practical Meaaage of Vital Intaraat
to Town and Country Folk.
Nothing in recent years has aroused
more intense enthusiasm in the rural
districts than the doctrines of commu
nity interests. Mr. G. H. Plattenburg
is coming to Chautauqua this year to
discuss th$ relation of the town and
the country and the conservation of
business and community life.
Plattenburg Is the terror of the cata
logue house business and shows in his
masterful address the necessity for
maintaining the town, with its sliops
and stores and factories, its postoffiee
C. H. PLATTENBURG.
and its rami delivery. In order to main
tain civilization at its highest flow and
give the younger people who are bora
and brought up.in the community the
beet poesible advantage. His lecture
Is a brilliant contribution to the
thought of the times and of vast In
teract to the community* live wires.
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CLEVER ARTISTS'
USICAL PROGRAM
Musicians, mnm Recital
«f Flm Variety.
APPEAR THE FIRST DAY.
Each Endowed With Plurality of Gifts
In Entertainment Line—Many Choice
Combinationa of Talenta In Program.
Lovers of Muaieal and Literary En
tertainment Will Be Delighted.
The Lawson Trio is made up, as the
name suggests, of three young women
—Miss Lawson, Miss Cox and Miss
Dahly. They will sing and play at
Chautauqua.
It would be difficult to find three
young women of more versatile musi
cal and literary gifts than these. Miss
Lawson is an accomplished flutist and
vocalist. Miss Cox is a master of the
violin and also a pianist of fine accom
plishments. Miss Dahly is one of the
MISS ADELE LAWSON.
most brilliant of pianists and a read
er of great power
These three ladles will combine their
talents in entertainment offerings of
wide variety. Vocal and instrumental
duets, solos and trloc will be happily
arranged throughout the program to
the delight of all lovers of musical and
literary entertainment. They are a
strong company in spite of the fact
that there are only three of them.
They come to Chautauqua on. opening
day. Everybody will be delighted with
these gifted young ladies.
"BOHEMIAN GIRL"
TO BE SUNG HERE
FtrXMauqui In SUMS
Fran Fimous Clisslc.
DONALD BOUCHIER HIMSELF
To Appear With Company Each
Scene Will Be Complete and Vocal
Offeringe Up to Beat Standards—Big
Chance For People to Hear High
Grade Muaic.
The Bouchier Grand Opera Company
to going to appear at the Chautauqua
and put ou favorite selections from that
famous opera. "The Bohemian Girl."
The grand opera has tioue uiure for
music than any other agency, and, fur
thermore, Donald Bouchier himself will
DONALD BOUCHIER.
be with the company. This is the same
Donald Bouchier who has for three
years past been appearing on the Red
path-Vawter Chautauquas with such
great success.
The costumes, settings and scenes of
these sketches from grand opera will
be complete in every detail, and the
people are promised a rousing musical
treat when "The Bohemian Girl" cornea
to town. The company will sing ora
torio moate on Sunday.
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Loans
I am in a position to make you a loan on
your farm at a reasonable rate of interest
and if you are in need of money call or write
Louis fligelman, Wahpeton, N. D.
THE AVON SKETCH CLUB.
'lIS is a rollicking entertainment company coming to Chautauqua
to regale the people with delightful scenes from plays and to do
some short snappy sketches that have the real "punch" to them.
They carry special costumes for each number and have arranged
every detail of their work to get the best effects. There is an abundance
of humor In what they do, and they propose to set a lively pace for the
balance of the entertainers appearing on the program.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PROCURE YOUR SEASON
TICKETS. IP YOU WAIT UNTIL CHAUTAUQUA
OPENS YOU WILL PAY 50 CENTS MORE A
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IF YOU INTEND TO RAISE CHICKENS
We handle the De Moines Successful Incubators. Also
Brood Coops, Baby Cheik Feed and other Poultry Supplies.
Garden Seed, Lawn Seed and
Field Seed
Wo Pay tho Hlgheot Caoh Price for Timothy Seed
Wo have the Maytag, Elootrio and Gao Engine Power and
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Wringers, Tubs and Pails. Everything in Tin and Iron. Al
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PLUMBING, HEATING AND SEWER WORK
Estimates on Heating, Plumbing and Sewers free of charge
Field Fence, Hog Fence, Poultry Fence, and Steel
Posts, Stock Tanks, Pumps, Pump Supplies, Pipe and
Pipe Fittings, Steel Ceiling, Roofing. Steel Brick Siding and
everything in the Builders Hardware. Tools of all kinds
Our prices are right. Come in and get a square deal.
Connolly Brothers Wahpeton, N. D.
PHONE 261
I VALUABLE LOTS
SFOR SALE!
Wahpeton is a geographical point with three
transcontinental lines of railroads, at the head of the
Red River, the Nile of America, and with the progres
sive development of the fertile land surrounding—the
richest land in the JJnited States—is destined to have
a large population and become the chief city of the Red
River Valley.
My remaining 71 lots fronting the Indian School
in Park Side Addition are now offered at exceedingly
low prices in twos, threes and fours with small cash
payment and balance on three or five years time. See
J. Q. BURBANK, My Agent
HERIAH MAGOFFIN
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