The Wahpeton times. [volume], July 22, 1915, Image 7

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CHAS FORMAN
SIGN PAINTER
WAHPETON, North Dakota
GUSTAV SCHULER
Lawyer
Probata Practica a Specialty
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EUGENE SCHULER
Architect
Offices in Schuler Block
WAIirKTON, KORTII DAKOTA.
WA1IPETOX, North Dakota
For Yoisr Flurnbing
H5T WATER HEATIHS
WARM AiB FUNNA0ES
For Your Tin and Gslvanfzsd
Iron Work ga t3
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
PRACTICES IN ALL COURTS
W. E. PUHCELL A. G. DIVE!
PURCELL, DIVET it PERKINS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Practice in all the courts or the state.
Collections a specially
WAHPETON. KOnTII DAKOTA.
J. W. WORRIER
I RIK3. J. W. WOHSER
Liccnsod
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Emba'msps and Tuneral
I Directors
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With Eckcs-Worner Furniture
jj Cotnpany
Ijay Phono liO
?CIgl)t Phones a•.»?, and
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A. HODEL SON!
Only Tin Shop in Wahpslcn
J, cM. cHess
Optician
Onstad, Schmitt & Murphy
Undertakers
R. F. MURPHY, Licensed Embalmer
and Funeral Director
Day Pbane 138J Night Ph»n«200L-2801
WAHPETON. M. D.
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Hard Wood Finishing
Old Floor* Especially
BRECKENRIQE, MINN.
SUMMONS
DAKOTA. COUNTY OF
dictol District.
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Iver Olson
fourth Ju-
sure,
Plaintiff
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J. o. Johnson, John O. John
soil, l.pna Johnson, oin Tide
inan, Andrew J. liakken, Ma
lie liakken. w. II. Kevnoll
and all persons unknown
claiming any estate or intiv
jest in or lien or encumbrance
upon
the property described
in Hie compliiinr,
The Stale or North DakcM to lae -above
num.it deicnrlanls:
Yw
Defendants
VH hereby summoned to r.n-wr the
ompia.ni n, i!i,» above .n
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ae.ti.ni
has peon ni ,i in tin- office i.t ti »-1
c.lerlc rr iho Pi?!iiet Court in tii'i i'.nirth
Jndic.al PL-ion, in and r., r,:iri"v of
Kichlaiicl anrl tfta'.o of Norm PaUola, ?iul t.-il
s-.-rve a copy or your atisw.v to m.. faid'
eoini'lain on 1!-.o suljserilt.j^s at theii' of
Kc? in t!ie Ciiy of Vahjieton, in
Crmnty and
To the Above-named Defendants:
The above entiiled action is brought to
quiet title to the following described prop
erty: East Hair E%). Section five (51,
Township one hundred Thirtv-flve M35i
North, Range I'oriy-nine (49) West. Rich
land County, North Dakota and no per
sonal claim is made against'you or any or
you.
rURCEIX. DIVET & PERKINS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post Or-
Pce Address, Wahpeton, Richland Countv,
North Dakota.
July jith-fit
VISIT
California's
Expositions
THE
Northern PaeSfie
Coast
and step over eh route st
Yellowstano
National Park
Yon can make one trip and in
fludc all two arrant cxp.'sitions
lite wondot'l'ul Xui-t!i Paciiic
Coast C'lunifv and S'ollowsliino
Xaiiniial Park. bosidL'S niany
"Ihi1!' -r.vno.s-indjviilua! fcatur
os in lliotnsclv.vs and w.M'tliv of
•not..1. You rn travel eitlier hy
water or Shasta rail route from
Portland to Snn l-'raneiseo or
via Lite new c.iasi-wise sleam
shirj line
Great Northern
Pacific
Steamship Co.
from Astoria, Oregon to San Francisco
Meals and berth included. Write cr
tion, etc.
LOW FARE DAILY TO
NOVEMBER 30th
O. N. M08E8, Agent
Wahpeton N. D.
Northern Pacific Ry
WATKIN8 REMEDIES
I have the acrency for tlie Wat
kin's liniments.^soices. extracts
and toilet articles for the south
half of Richland county, includ
ing the city of Wahpeton.
A full line of the above arti
cles is kept at 21 Second street
south.
M. D. KEENEY, Aprent
WAHPETON
IARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
Manufacturers or and Dealeraln
Foreign and Domestlo Marble and
Granite Monuments, Coping
and Iron Feneee
Reference: First National Bank, Breckenrtdge.
-Minn. Citizens National BaAk, wahpetoq, N.
H. J. K0RF, Proprlttor
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TREASURER'S REPORT
*9r„. Antelope school uiairici, County
oi Ricuiand, state Norm Dakota*
tlie year ljU-lyla.
Receipts
Cash on band at beginning1 of
school year, July l. lyit .|701.43
Total amount received during tue
year trout the apportionment
or
uie Slate Tuition Fund .895.73
Total amount received during the
year rrom tbe apportionment of
tne Coumy Tuition Kuna 675.03
Amount received during tne year
from Taxes levied by the l/istrict
School Board, including outs tana
Ing warrants redeemed or en
dorsed in tbe collection or Taxes..S.G50.00
Amount received during the year
front other sources 65.90
Total receipts Tor tbe year. Includ
ing Casb on Hand July t, teu $1,087.73
Kipeadltures
Amount paid during the year for
School Houses, Sites and Furniture 9150.33
Amount paid during tbe year ror
Teachers' Wages a®32.50
Amount paid during the year ror
Services and Expenses or School
Officers 103.50
Amount paid during the year Tor
Interest on Bonds and warrants ....19.30
Amount paid during the year Tor
Incidental Expenses 440.14
Total expenditures Tor the 5-ear ?3,8S3.73
Casli on hand Juno
30,
Ai te-|:
A. i:. All,'1111.-.
within thirty days afwr
the service of. tiiis summons upon you
Clerk.
in­
clusive of ilie day of such service', and in
ease or your failure, to appear or answer,
judgment will bo taken against yon iiv de
fault for the relief demanded in the coin
plaint.
Dated this 0th day of Julv, 191.".
PURCELI.. DIVET & PERKINS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post
or
nce address Wahpeton, Richland Coun
I tv. North Dakota.
Clerk's Statement of Im'isiitedr.crs cf l»!s
li iet
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k:1o amount of Ronds Outstar. '.i!is
June so, s::,o.oi
Total ir/'ebieiincfs of District :n?.
s.t, toir. r.o.T
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A.tproved tli's 1.1th day of July A. I. r.lir..
l.y order cf the DislTie' pe'in^l lica"d:
A. E. ADAMS, Clerk
TREASURER'S Rtl'ORT
For Ibsen Senool District. County of Rich
jiul, Slate or North Dakota, tor tiiu year
l'Jti-1915.
Receipt
Cash on hand at beginning of school
year, July 1, Kin $ &3.C9
Total amount received during the
year from the apportionment of
Hie Stale Tuition I'und 533.31
Total amount received during the
year from the apportionment of
the County Tuition Fund 305.70
Amount received during the year
from Taxes levied by the District
School Hoard, including oulsiand
ing warrants redeemed or en
dorsed in the collection of Taxes l.iWj.oo
Total receipts for the year, includ
ing Cash on Hand July I,-101 S3.500.CJ
Kxiieii.liloics
Amount laid dining tin* year for
Seiiiv.tl Houses, sites and Furniture
Amoiinl paid drritri' I he yea.' for
Teacher:,' Wag'
Amount said during the jear to Co.
isv s:.i "'1 e.ot.ni Teae'iers'
lie.in i."... Fund
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Grand Total, Expenditures and Cash
on Hand, to balance above Total
Receipts ?i,037.73
Kelatiiifi In Sinking Fund
Amount or Sinking i'und in Treas
ury July 1, mil §000.03
Amount received into and transfer
red to liio Sinking Fund during
tlia year
7:,.no
Total is,-,7:,.-i.i
I'alancc in Sinking Fund .Tune 30. p.d". ..id
Or.N'.A.N MeKINN. i.N.
Treasurer or Antelnpe Sclio.il •idstrlet
Apiiroved tills pith day ..f July. A. IX loir,.
Hy order the hiM.'i.M s.•!
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lar.l. S'atc- of North I'akola, for the ye.ir
Itecc.ti's
e.-i-ii on hand at i.-ea-ln'nn? o!' f-I.• •'•1
year., .loi1" I. l.li 111'.: I
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VfllC i's'diil 111" 'liO'1". or
I he Si.-,:e T.iith.n Foul l/*d."i
T-• 1 ill amount Oe-I drrieu- the
year rr.111 the ao -c• rllenment of
il." I'fiiiniy To ii ."ii I ii n-1 1 .-JO
.Vo-'Uii! re. ..neit itiirit'? »ln yar
II :•!)j lev i"o lr li t'i.-lrlrl
school I'.oard.
IiHitflinir oni-!atil-
inif wa! va:i'- i-el:*"ie.'it .e* '".i
(l.i'rsed ill (lie e!!ec!ion uf 'laser
veeeivet! dtirinir tl'.' year
from oilier Snnree.- 3". .--
Ti.lal rrrAip's f'.r tile v.'-rir. ii f': I
in Cash on l'.and -i"I• l. I'.'ii ...
i:\iiimiiiiime-
Ammtnt pat during Hie year
'i"r| IPvisrs. Si-e= and Furni'm
A'eirnt paid during the- year rr
Apra-a'us. I'ixiur.?.?. Ft."
A.'n•ici-'i .-aid rliivip.^* Use year lor
Tor.c'iers' Wages
or phone for detailed rates inlorma- .v—i ie nut iiuring iho j-ear to
•r-o««!:fri' on nee.i'mi of Toa'her
ne'i'-er.i0rit Fund
Amount raid durin
fl.i
Attest: \vm. nelle. clerk.
Clerk's Statement of Indebtedness or Dis
trict
Whnl* nnovnt Of Wn-rantS Ollt
s'aidlntr June 30. mi5 None
Whole amor"t or Bonds Outstand
ing so. None
AITlol•T• of inK»rioisor
pSt warrants Out-
June 30, 1015 None
Total Indebtedness or District June
jn. 101% None
By order or the District Sr,-"'1 Hoard:
\VM. GELLE, Clerk.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that tbe
Board of edwinl'd- of Wahpeton
N. D. will uiitil .F»• Iy 15, at
7 o'clock P. M. j.cceive bids for
the painting of «.il of the wood
work and e.i!so :iijjing of ai! i.f
the plastered walls on the upper
or second floor, and the painting
of the roof and gutters, of the
graded school building of Wah
peton, N. D. Two coats of calso
mining and paint is required.
Bids must be in writing and
mailed or delivered to the under
signed on or before the time and
date'—mentioned and the Board
reserve the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated July 14, 1915.
By the order of the Board of
Education.
2t.
M. PESCHEL,
cierk.
Geo. Worner Sr. is having his
house painted. He expects to do
the same with the store buildings.
Miss Perchbacker from Breok
enridge is spending a few days at
the Geo. Worner home.
There was quite a gathering at
the Richard Bolm home Sunday
and the afternoon was spent play
ing horse shoe by which Rich
Bohn'and Louie Bolm won the
championship.
The farmers are busy hayiny
but from the last rains water pre
vents very much the drying- oi the
hay, so it will not be liuishod ai
early as in other years.
Mr. u. ]•'. Worner and wife made
a trip 11 (he county seat, on
Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. R. \Y. Weiss andiH
Jili'. and His. Sam Cran.Jall !•.•
[turned home Tuesday after aj€
three weeks outing at lake Stew-lb!
art and lake Clilherall in Minne
sota.
The commercial club has been
busy lately i.n regard to the train
scryice here and it, i~ rumored
that we will hav.' trains three
a week as follows: on Tuesday,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Quite a few are spending the,
afternoon at the Boi de Sioux riv
er angling for the L.uU heads.
W. J. Koppclman i.« at the
county .seat, at lending the county
coinmifsiunors toeei inc.
A few of uttr lo'.vs flug up their
old band instruments, and polish
ed theni over so they could pro
duce a sound fr.m them. And they
are now giving us .vine hualc
spiels.
A bouncing baliy boy arrived a!
the home of Paul Seluved
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Kfr. F. Hammermeistcr from
Center township was in town on
Monday with his new Dodge car,
and reports that the crop condi
tions out his way are very favor
able.
Mr. E. H. Bolm is goinp to
build a large barn soon. It will
be 36.x 70.
Herman Mitzels new house is
well under way, and is nearing
completion.
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Of!on k:-i. S'.indav
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saw li
jie!o,i I'll J'orpus
Rev. T.
Hii'ek
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fr
i'ew day.' leaving Tues lay
inu- for Slrr-ete -, li.vk.
Tlir l.uflj^ran noiyrrgali' w.tii
h'dd ii missi.-n f.vl r.t Hie L.itiici
ij..h11 i.i'.oe "ii Sunday. July iSili.i
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GALOHUTT
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the year for
Services and Expenses of School
Officers
Amorni. i-atd tJiirfnt" 11.e year for In
cir'en'al rxpen"ss
Amount paid durin? the year for
purposes not liefore mentioned
Total rTrrn''|.,lre3 f0* )|lf, yC.ar ji.tsii.nr
Cash cn l'.and June. 30, iota t.tos.oi
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Grand Total, expenditures and Ca«lT
on Hand, to balance above Total
Receipts *5.570.33
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FRAMC J. SCHMITT.
Treasurer of Summit School District,
Approved this 13th day of Ji'ly A. I., 1915.
Bv order llic District School Rnard:
LORENCE ZEN'TORAF.
Presidant
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Mrs. Atidi'i-x Ulson is in ll-ee:
jrunii^'' h.ispilal wiiiM'i' she un
derwent an operation. V,'e impe
ii• Mii'it will lie well again.
There was a la rue attendance
Mlson's wr Min
re.-e
last Monday evening
(U'i.'luiil opera hmi'-e.
The Galehuli !'"arm^r.-. !"!•%.
Co., received a car of iiismai-ck
Binder twine the first of 'he week.
The rains of the
Quite a number of tanners
from here went to Wahpeton to
see tlie circus and the big ele
phant on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lentz and child
ren left Tuesday for Forbes, N.
D.. where Mr. Lentz is going to
work at. blacksmilhing.
Erik Peterson, our vcnerabla
road overseer, is looking high and
low for the lever to the floodgate
so he could stop the overflow and
be going ahead with his road
work.
Murray Brothers and Ward of
Minneapolis, were here looking
over the country with prospects
of selling real estate. They were
favorable impressed with the
looks of the country and the crop
outlook around here.
J. M. Ivilgore, manager of the
Galcliutt Farmers' Live Stock
shipping ass'if. is going to load a
car of stock Saturday, July 17tb.
Neil McEwen of Moorhead was
in our town today and bought tbe
blacksmith shop and will perma
nently locate here. McEwen will
be ready to work.at the shop on
j-^Qrur-oi.x.Mner'i
Monday, July 19th. Bring
work and keep him busy.
Mrs. E. T. Martin and
and Martha leaves tonight
month's visit at her parents
in Blandinville, Illinois.
Coming to
Wahpeton
Dr. Mellenthln
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C.\ If. l-'osier came up
jliliimis last Wedm'.-day |. I..on
Uf!
ott'ers to a
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if Ipedieii,
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asked in
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Painting
Kalsoming
Interior Work
Paperhanging
Now is the time to paint
before fly season
F1RS7 CLASS WORK GUARANTEED
Phone or Send
Phono
Treats Chrsnlc Wiihcul
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iv:: Bo
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At.'i.L'ST
lil t.iA V,
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While (raveling, the dt,
lime is mostly d'-vMed to
eases of stomach, bowels. liver.' .
blood, skin, nerves, hear!, kidney.
bladder rheumatism. eye, ear,
nose and throat, ealnarh. weak
asthma, bed wel
ling. piles, appendicitis, gall
stones, tumors, goitre and ele.
Remember right .now is the fav
orable season for quick results
and if you expect to get well yon
will have to make tbe effort.
p| mi..
jt^.i lungs, adnoid
IclI.
few days
is a hardship to the farmers who
are pulling up hay and cultivat
ing corn.
O. Sartdvig a«d N. A. (iranquist
autoed to Abercrombie Wednes
day morning. Ob, my, such roads.
Speed limit 5 miles an hour.
Married ladies must be accom
panied by their husbands and mi
nors with their parents.
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"Prompt Efficient Service" is Our Moilo li
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your! TRAVEL TO CALIFORNIA
THROUGH A MAZE OF 8CENIO
Helen! WONDERS
for a
home
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I'val.'d win .-(ale lite true t*. 11L
(.Maine.1 in their friends audj:
neighb.rs. thai I hey may km-w j1
thai his [peatmen! is r.-as.utaitlyI
sure ami cerlain in ii eff.'cl. I
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VALUABLE LOTS
IFOR 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 United States—is destined to have
a large population and become the chief city of the Red
River Valley.
My remaining 71 lots fronting tlie 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
BERIAH MAGOFFIN
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The enjoyment of sight-seeing
is the main reason why you are
going West this year—therefore
you will want to select a route
that will provide to utmost in
scenery and service.
The cool northern route of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway to tlie Pacific North
Coast pre-eminently the route
of Jliril.iii iin»tt:.iaiu views. It
pern.Lrates t!i• lf'art of thive great
rar.res—tin- Roekie-. l.litlei
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See me before y.. contract
for a new well. I make a
specialty of repairing old
wells.
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