The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1901-08-15

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you desire to fit yourselves
Tor business. attend the Man
kato Commercial College, Nam
kato. Minnesota,
Mrs. August Schoneck had
the misfortune to be thrown
from a buggie this week, when
three ribs were broken
was otherwise hurt and may
not recover.
II. +. Boyer. the popular
travelling man, who was called
to the bedside of his wife, Chi
cago. two or three weeks age,
returned Tuesday and reports
his wife still quite ill. Mrs.
Boyer only little while ago
went to Chicago to visit rela-
tives and unexpectedly fell ill.,.
Her hosts of friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
The puplic school will open
the second of September. The
following teachers have been
secured for 1902: W. IL. kilpa,.
rick, principal; ELLA Mckenzie.
Drawing aud Music: Franklin
Zolhoffer. Silence and German;
Martha Fulton, Latin: Miss 5.
+: Bailey, Eight grade; Jessie
N. Barns. Seventh grade; Mary
liilpin, Sixth grade; Roberta
5 II art, Fifth grade; Blanch
Emery, Fourth grade; Grace
Emery, Third grade; Elizabeth
Stanley, Second grade: Bertha
Bauer, First grade.
The Misses Blanch and Mabel
Irwin. daughters of Landlord
Irwin of Ellendale. accompain-
ed by Master Donald McCum-
ber. having spent several DAYS
at the lakes with party OF
ladies and gentlemen the guests
of Senator NcCumber, return
ed home to Ellendale to-day.
Little. Donald has been in the
care of these young ladies since
Mrs. NcCunber departed for
Europe, and The Times editor
having come over from Fergus
on the same train the young
people came on, noticed that
they were as devoted friends as
sisters and brother ought to be.
Rev. S: l>. Lovcless expects
to depart for Emerson, New
York, Monday Of next week to
make his home there at least
for time. The verend
gentleman came to Wahpeton
a dozen or fifteen years ago
and has always taken a lively
interest i'll the welfare of this
city and county. Is an able
minister and has helped in
ministrial work whenever and
wherever called upon in all
these years. Has hosts of
friends tn ro ugh the county
who regret his decision to
return to his old home down i'm
New York state. All wish for
his continuance of good health
and pleasure in meeting old
friends.
Michael Winnand farm labor
er on the farm of Frank
Schlener, five miles south of
Nooreton, was killed by light
ming on a load Of wheat bundles
Monday. 1t seems that a very
light cloud floated over the field
and when above these workers,
one thunder bolt was heard
and flash of lightning was
seen to strike the man on the
load OF grain he was Kill
led instantly. None others
nor the team were hurt: and
only q, few scattering drops Of
rain fell. The young man was
y years of age and lived at
Anon, Minnesota, where the re-
mains will be buried. De-
ceased has a mother aud sister
at Nayville, this state.
The Abstract Company of
Richland County ,officing in the
Masonic Temple building, got
in a very large safe the other
day and as men were hauling
it up the stairway, "A chain
broke and it came back and
smashed several steps and did
some damage to the walls of
the stairway. Mr.. Shee k S,
drayman, narrowly escaped be-
ing killed, the safe having
lodged against the wall before
it reached him. But the gentle
men got at it again and finally
got it to the top floor. Judge