The Wahpeton times. [volume], February 21, 1918, Image 5

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

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0. P. NIOE, M. D. I
WAHPETON, M. D.
Have you paid your subscrip-,
Woo to the Times? If not, kindly
do so, as wo need the money.
The North Dakota Association1
of Optometrists will hold its an
nual meeting in connection with
the
State
Deitz S Murray
Grooetles and Fruits
Where the Cash Counts
SPECIALS
HERE'S A LIST THAT EVERY
HOUSE-WIFE SHOULD READ IN
•ETA1L—IT OFFERS THE MOST
KSIRABLE GROCERIES AT
PRICES GREATLY TO YOUR AD
VANTAGE. DON'T OVERLOOK
AN ITEM.
3 packages Macaroni, Rich
alelu Brand, 3 lor 18c
3 packages Spaghetti,
I Richelelu Brand, 3 for 19c
3 packages Crsamettes
3 lor 10c
3 oans Merrlson Brand
Asparagus, 3 tor 58o
3 cans Richelelu Brand
No. 2 Tomatoes, 3 for 42o
3 eans Richelelu Brand
Corn, no better packed,
3 cans for 53e
3 Jars Strawberry Rasp
berry Jam, 3 Jars 89c
3 pounds good coffee, 3
pounds 49c
3 cans good Strawborrles
In Syrup, 3 for 62o
Half gallon |ar Apple But
ter, Heme Brand 44c
Creamery Butter, pound 48c
10 lbs. Rutabagee, 10 lbs. 10c
(ST
SATURDAY, FEB. 23, WE
WILL HAVE A DEMONSTRATION
ON MAZOLA OIL.
Deitz A Murray
The Cash and Carry
Money Saving Store
We will close Friday afternoon Feb. 22nd
DR. N. J. SHIELDS
and
DR. J. CROSS
Stern Block
OFFICE PHONE 75 RES. PHONE 18
Bits of Local
Information
Ow fW' SwfcftM
rrmgnss to H« CMRQT onrf R«Mb
Retail Jewelers' associa­
tion iu Fargo, June 27-28-29.
A charter has been granted by
the state to the Electric Service
Company at Lidgerwood. The
capital stock of the new iucorpi
ration is given at $35,000. The
incorporators are, A. W. Rosen
krans, B. O. Norton, J. W. Mo
vims, all of Lidgerwood.
GRAND THEATRE
The drive of the Lutheran War
Work fund is being organized this
week by M. G. Myhra of Walcott,
who is the county chairman. The
amount apportioned to be raised
in Richland county is $25,000, of
which Wahpeton's share would be
approximately *1,800. Mr. Meier,
of the Wahpeton Steam Laundry,
was offered the position of chair
man of the Wahpeton committee,
hut having so many other duties
to perform, declined the honor.
he informed the writer the first
of the week.
E. S. Cameron was an arriv.il
in the city Sunday morning and
reported he had been out at Mo
bridge and Aberdeen, S. I)., and
Bowman, this state, serving sub
poenaes. He reported stopping at
a rancher's house in the western
part of the state, which was a
rough looking place and hanging
his trousers on a Avail in one side
of the house (which consisted of
one room) and sleeping on the
other side, that in the night he
heard Strang** ivis*s md was sure
someone was picking his poekels
and going through his grip, rifling
the contents. After spending
very restless and nervouk night
he awake the next morning to find
his nspicions groundless and the
people in that part of the state
just as honest as in Richland
county. lie loft Monday for
Fargo.
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22-23
Westcott Film Corporation Presents
"THE WARRIOR"
(Not a war picture)
With Maciste, Giant Hero of "Cabiria"
A magnificent screen spectacle abounding in
tnniis, laughs and absorbing human interest. Four
weeks at Chterian Theatre, New York to packed
houses. Seven reels of thrills. Seven parts
packed with marvelous, Herculean exploits. En
dorsed by New York newspapers.
It don't cost any more to ha v.*
your clothes made to order just
the way you want them, than
ready to wear. Only you must
leave your measure ten days be
fore you want them. Easter
comes early this year. March 31.
Leave your measure Friday and
have them ready on time.
43t3 Oppie's.
The St. John's Ladjes' Aid will
be entertained this alfternoon by
Mesdames Anton Gilles, Wiii.
Hess. A. Siefert and N. Crump at
St. John's parlors.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congre
gational ejjurch was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Bar
ber and Mrs. Fee at Mrs. Barbells
residence.
The examination of Class 1 men
is now in progress at the court
house.
A big meeting of our citizens
was held at the citv hall on Tues
day evening for the purpose of
aiding and creating more interest
in the Boy Scout movement in
this city. There was a fine pro
gram. including speaking and
special music.
I)ont' forget the Red Cross .sale
at the Armory hall—tomorrow—
Washington's birthday. There
will also be entertainment galore
including a band concert, short
talks, moving pictures. And if
you live in the country, hitch up
Sally, the old grey mare, get your
best girl and attend the big Red
Cross benefit dance in the even
ing.
The confirmation class of the
Wahpeton Norwegian Lutheran
church met last Saturday after
noon with Rev. W. B. Dahl, the
pastor in charge.
G. M. Evans, a comrade of Sum
ner Post, No. 7, was buried last
Sunday.
Over Diets & Hnrrar'i
Phone *0*
If you are sick call Phone 123,
or see Dr. Blocher, your Chiro
practor. 43tf.
Rev. James Anderson, presiding
elder of the Fargo district of M.
E. churches, was a pleasant visitor
at the Times office last Saturday.
DR. J. P. SCHWINGHAMMEU
Dentist
Phone 75
Nonpartisan League caucuses
will be held at all townships in
the county tomorrow.
Men always love to see a girl
With a healthy clear complexion.
Rocky Mountain Tea's the stuff,
That gives it to perfection.—II.
Miller & Co. 41-t4
The Saturday and Sunday
special sales at Wagner's are
drawing big crowds. Mr., Wag
ner's place is fixed up beautifully
and he is enjoying an excellent
patronage.
It. H. OCVINC
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Phone 39
Dr. Meckstroth's former
Residence
Henry E. Berg and Walter B.
Erickson of Breckenridge, and
Peter Riley rif Doran, Wilkin
county, joined the aviation sec
tion of the army last Friday and
left for Aberdeen, S. P., where
they will be assigned to their re
spective camps.
a a
DR. T. O'BRIEN
Office and Residence on 6th St.
3rd house north of P. O.
'^alls in the county promptly
attended to
J. C. Brun has resigned as pas
tor of the Wahpeton Lutheran
Bretheren church to take effect
March 1. Mr. Brun will take up
a charge at Malta. Mont. His
many Wahpeton friends will re
gret his departure, but will send
best wishes with him to his
new location. His successor at
Wahpeton has not yet been
named.
L. E LESTER
Funeral Director and Lloens
ed Embalmer
In charge of Schmitt & 01
son's Undertaking Dept.
Day and Night Calls Answer
ed Promptly
Lady Assistant
Day eall N. W. 135J Night N.
W. 206W and 41OJ Brack
2780
We show a complete line of
black and blue Woolens. Made up
first class and a perfect fit is an
ideal wedding suit. We have all
the necessary furnishings to go
with it. Pleased to have you look
through. Drop in any time.
43tf. Oppie's.
I. C. J. WHO
Physician & Surgeon
Office: Briggs Bldg.
The Wahpeton Times is a boost
er for every worthy cause, but
when there is boosting to be done
it is generally free gratis, while
the Globe-Gazette is paid so much
per. We have been publishing
Red Cros dope handed in to us
each week but when there is any
page adv. or any paid matter i'o
be given out it is handed to the
Globe-Gazette. Why not
1e
lair
in such matters and divide the
patronage? We are not sore, but
we believe in a square deal and
fair play.
GEO. O. JACOBS, M. D.
Piysielan and Surgeon
Office 0\er Boston Store
Phone 84
Wahpeton, North Dakota
For the good of the Times I
and in order to build up the busi-1
ness and push it on to success from
D. Hendershott, a first-clas-i.
to-date operator, and all 'rom-l
printer. Mr. Hendershott MS
been in the business for upwards
oif twenty years and hails fV"i/i
Warrenton and Kansas City. M.
and we have no hesitancy in
1
the run down condition we found!
on taking hold of same, and for)
other reasons which we consul
unbecoming of a gentleman, v.
discharged from our employ i!
Saturday morning, S. W. Gila.i 1
who has been with the paper
several years, and have hire!
Don't wait until your blood is
impoverished
and
Metro
you are sick
and
ailing take Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea now, it will drive
out the germs of Winter, purify the
stomach, regulate the bowels—
Henry Miller & C'o. 41t4
Braun Theatre
Thursday, Feb. 21.
1'l STiN rARNUM
—in—
XOR Ti I OF FIFTY-THREE''
a story of the great Northwest.
Friday, February 22.
FRANCIS BUSHMAN AND
BEVERLY PAYXE
a
Super Feature—Special
Matinee p. m.
Saturday, February 23.
SEsSUE HAYAKAWA
—in—
-HIDDEN PEARLS"
a Pin mount—Matinee 3 p. m.
Monday, February 25,
MLS IE FERGUSON
—in—
"T11E SONG OF SONGS"
an Art era ft picture—Matinee at
3 p. m.
Tuesday February 20,
TOM MIX
—in—
I'PID'S ROUND UP"
Tax I'mduetion-and Hearst-Pahte
News.
Wednesdav,
(iKORGE BEBAN
—in—
"ON'K MORE AMERICAN"
a I'iifamount—Matinee 3 p. m.
Coining—Douglas Fairbanks in
"IIEADIN" SOUTH"
0ncxrt9
1
r-
ing that any and all work luni-d
out by him and the Times oflfiee in
the future will be only firs
class. Mr. Hendeshott is a jren
tleman in every respect, a man
of clean personal life. He is a
benedict and has six children. lie
expects to move his family to
Wahpeton in the spring. The
Times wants your business—your
job printing—and we will guaran
tee only first-class work by peo
ple who "know how" to do it in
good shape. Give us a tr'a!.
Sratth (Ckitbra
Chiropractor in Sehuler Block.
43tf.
Prof. E. M. Bioen and T. J.
Peterson went to Mooreton Sun
day, where they assisted in the
Lutheran services and welcome 1
the incoming pastor, Rev. J. Kluk
ken, who made his initial appear­
You will be surprised
when you see the new Ideas
In Spring Clothes Furnishings
Save money by buying
your Spring Clothes
at
FARMERS AIVi)
MASTER GROWERS
A hungry world demands
"more food!" Your generous re
sponse implies "fair profits to pro
ducers."
This bank unites the interests
of farmer and financier. The fed
eral reserve stands back of our
depositors.
Your account here entitles you
to counsel and assistance—help
ful deeds as well as dollars. Start
the account and—let is start you!
THE
CLOTHING COMPANY.
WAHPE,UON, N.DT
NTH BUM
Wahpeton, N. D.
You will like the new styles
because they are so different
—they appeal to you because
they are classy. It will pay
you to buy clothes made by
the best houses, you feel sure
of being dressed right in
style at the best prices. Look
them over.
Kew Spring Hats and Shoes
They are here waiting for
your inspection. The best
qualities at prices which are
reasonable. It will mean real
economy when you purchase
one of Sterns Hats or a
pair of Florsheim or Packard
shoes.
New Spring Shirts
You will admire the new patterns,
they will appeal to you because the
designs are the newest.
a
ance there Sunday.
The string band music at the
Lutheran Bretheren church which
is held eveVy Sunday evening
draws great audiences. The sing
ing there is both in English and
Norwegian and the preaching is
always in the foreign tongue.