The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-12-13

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7 Thesdemand for good steno-
graphers is greater than the
supply. Attend the CONNER.
cial College. Mankato, Mimi,
and then earn good salary.
The best. is al ways the.
cheapest. Up-to-date, progress
sive, actual business from the
start. The Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi. Send for
catalogue.
DR.. Speerman who spent a
few weeks here this fall with
. DR.. OBrien, has located at
Hawkeye, Iowa, and seems to
have dropped into a good loca-
ton. !.
1 A. e. Lean. residing near
Devils Lake, and fat n er of
Erick Lean the well known
Efarmer2near Dwight, was here
Hast week paying his son and
family 9 visit:
Men should remember that
Ipast arrearagesETor The Times
Eare 81 per year and if paid soon
i25c will pay for 1901. Send
along remittances. This offer
won't last long.
The Times has more than
l2OOO circulation and still grow
ling. Men ought to try and
start the new year paid in ad-
vance. We are doing our part
looking to this end.
Albert Chezick and Geo. H.
Webb are closing out the form
er's shoe store in the Masonic
Temple. Undoubtedly tn e
will be some rare bargains in
/ foot wear going over hei r
i.counters for the next few weeks,
4 When you go to the depot to
buy your Canadian Excursion
ticket, tell the agent that you
want Great Northern and do
not let him sell you tickets over
any otiier road. Tickets on
sale from Dec. 3rd to 31st in
elusive. $40 for the round trip.
The Wo,nans' Mission ary
Society of the Congregational
church will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon at four O'clock,
Dec. 10Th; at Mrs. Don. r.
Davidson's. The meeting will
be followed by a tea to which
the husbands of the members
are invited.
;. The Ladies of Zion Lutheran
church are preparing to give a
fair and supper i'll the old
Central drug store building,
Thursday the Goth of this
month. The fair will open in
the afternoon and supper will
be served from $50 too o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
The steel tubing as abut-
ments to the bridge sta n d
around four piling timbers
which extend 10 or IL feet in
the ground and four to six feet
above the ground; while the
tubings stand eight feet in the
ground and some 10 feet above
the ground, ana are then filled
with broken stone. sand and
cement. They are probably
six feet'in diameter and look
substantial.
President Robertson spent
last Sunday and Monday in
Grand Forks, and the university
is one thousand dollars ahead
in subscriptions toward the
$4,000 cali. Only $500 re-
mains to be covered by Jan. i.
1t is probable this will be done
! and great stride forward will
have been made by our home
college. A. S. Elford of Grand
Forks,i is a trustee Of the K. r..
/ V. u, and a liberal giver. His
subscription to the present
canvass is $1,000 including a
new $500 piano which he has
bought and presented to Presi-
j dent Robertson for the college.
i E. RI Gamble of Leach &
4 Gamble attended a meeting of
the jobbers of North Dakota at
Grand Forks, Tuesday, locking
to movement to ask the rail
ways to give Wahpeton, Fargo
and Grand Forks, shi ppers
rates similar to those out of the
twin cities. The inc 0 n, i II g
rates are all right but out go
/ ing rates, it is, thought, might
be improved upon. There will
be another meeting of the job
). bers at Fargo the Goth inst,
when itEis expected that there