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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-11-16
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Walter Preston was discbar-
gga.d Nov. 11th.
Mrs. Nordick from Kent was
discharged Nov. 9Th.
Fl. J. Ness from Dorau, was
discharged the past week.
!. Barney Nordick from Kent
Es,ad an operation last Friday.
James Hogan is improving
aud will soon be able to be up.
Bernard Mauer from Fair
mount was discharged Nov. II.
Baby Lillian Stuke from Great
Bend was discharged Nov. 9TH.
Mrs. p. Hehtner from Moore
ton, had an operation last Mon
day.
]. Peterson whose eyes were
injured was discharged last
week.
Edward Weaver was admitted
last week suffering with typ
hold fever.
Mrs. J. L. Davis from Wahpe-
ton, had an operation last week
is doing nicely.
Miss Agnes Pearl from ILL.,,
had an operation last week,
and was discharged Sunday.
Thos. Burge from Grand
Rapids, Mimi, who was injured
On the Great Northern road, is
dcing nicely.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-11-16
Great Bend.

The weather is fine, farmers
have plenty of time to finish
blowing.
AL. Gritzmacher and Max
Nagle lett here for Minneapolis
last week.
Miss Tulu Hunt was obliged
to close her school on account
of serious illness.
Sam Crandnll has been on
the sick list but is again able
to attend to duties.
Wn. Mas held a grand OPEN
ing on Nov. 18th, across the
street from his old stand.
Mrs. J. F. Strissel is here from
Fergus Falls. Mimi, visiting
with relatives and friends.
Sam Rossof has placed in his
fine line of Xmas goods aud
will soon have more, its a fine
line.
VIM. A. BRANDED has complet-
cd the we'll for Pastor Hinck.
aud furnished a good supply Of
water.
A wreck occurred here on the
N. P. Ry. last Saturday. Geo.
Warmers car of potatoes was
spread for quite a distance.
q. H. Walby will move his
stock into his new stand at
once, he has good location
and will put in a first class line
of harness goods.
Miss Lena Schweitzer will
teach the Great Bend school,
which will soon start, as soon
as the finishing work is done
on the building.
A number Of the NJ. w. A.
boys went down to Hankinson
on Tuesday Nov. 9TH, to hear
the national lecturer Mr.. Duffy
who gave few points on wood
craft. After the lecture they
enjoyed a grand lunch and had
a fine time. Our neighbor
camp is certainly all right.
Great Bend has a good doctor
again. on Saturday last our
good old friend A. B. Newman,
arrived here from San Francis
co, CAL, and received the glad
hand from his many friends
who were pleased to see him
again in our midst. He will
again take up pratice here and
do a good business as in the
past. He reports pleasant
time while in California but
says it is a poor place for a
starter, there being too much
competition.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-11-16
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.
A mission to he conducted by
the Rev. Irving P. Johnson,
Rector of Gethsemane church,
Minneapolis, will be held daily
from November 10Th to 26th in
Gethsemane Cathedral, Fargo,
and St. Johns church, Moor
head. An elaborate program
of services, morning, afternoon
and evening is published. The
Missioner writes "If you are in
clined to the Episcopal church.
come and learn our principles
more fully. Ifyou are indiffer-
ent to us, wake up and see if
there is not something we may
give you. If you are prejudice
ed against us, come at least and
hear our defence. All comet"
Sunday Nov. 10Th. Episcopal
services in Trinity church,
Wahpeton: Morning prayer end
holy communion, II a. m; Yes
per service and sermon by Mr..
John S. Clarke Jr. of the Rec
tory, Fergus Falls, at 8 p. m.
VIM. WATSON, The Rectory,
Wahpetou.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-11-16
MONEY

Plenty OF money. to loan al
the lowest rates of interest
now" by Schuler Bros, Wah-
petoa. N. y. Leave your ap.5
plications now.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-11-16
City Council.

council held NUvem Der 8, 1905,
with Mayor Bade presiding.
Meeting called to order by
Mayor Bade.
Members present: Hull, Pat
terson, Rischard, Hess, Connol.
ly and Giles.
Motion carried that the min
utes of the last regular and ad-
journed meetings stand ap-
proved as read.
Motion carried that we ap-
prove of the bond of A. G. Pet
erson subject to the o. K. of
the city attorney.
Motion carried that the mat
ter of furnishing meeting
rooms for the FIRE department.
be referred to the committee
on public improvements.
Motion carried that the
amount of water rent charged
to Chas. Vaughn from July 1st,
1904, to February 1st, 1905, be
abated.
Motion carried that the bill
of Adolphe Bessie for $6.75 be
rejected.
Motion carried that the bill
of Nels Oslund for $1,000 be
rejected.
Motion carried that the bills
as read be allowed.
The following bills were or
dered paid out of their respec.
tive funds:
GENERAL.
Chas. Forman labor &6 "a
Frederick & Barrett n1ds 2 80
F. B. Schneider salary 25 90
The Nation al Bank rent
of Hughes Bldg, for
election purposes 10 90
w. l.. Carter insurance 21 %
]. N. Jurgensen deliver
ing election returns 2 90
Northern 1t. Elec. Co.
lights 262 SO
Wahpeton Times printi'g 16 %
Joseph Votova labor % o.
John Maresh labor 8 4C
Geo. E. Wallace salary 20 80
Henry Beckman labor 2 25
Thomas McCaffrev labor 4 SC
John Rischard labor and
merchandise 35 go
w. L. Carter stove Is OC
O. G. FarnsW orth rent 10 OC
E. b. Hartwell salary so OC
CarltVanslau salary so OC
D. ID. Swank salary 20 II
Vim. 7. Dietz salary 60 OC
John B,oderick special
police 2 OC
John Broderick hauling
cart to fire OC
WATER WORKS.
Chas. Forman labor 81 80
Joseph Simmer labor 19 OC
James Wright salary Is OC
John Rischard labor and
merchandise % 25
Commercial West printing! OO
w. K. Morrison & Co mdse %
Joseph Votova labor IL 80
Thomas McCabe salary IS 90
VIM. J. Dietz money ad.
vanced ~ 95
Richter Bros. labor SO SO
r. N. Mitten & Co board Z 90
Chas. E. Quinn labor 2 90
George Medved labor 20 OO
G. N. Ry. Co freight Al 16
w. S. Mott Co. mdse 8 OF
Mat Hamer'ik salary 40 90
John Maresh labor Al IL
Herman Junge salary 80 90
n. Mohr labor 2 80
Motion carried that the treas
urer's report be placed on file.
Ordinance No. Is relating to
protection of street and alley
crossings and cutters was read
for the second time and on
motion was adopted by the
following vote: Yeas: Hull, Pat
terson. Rischard. Hess, Council
ly and Giles.
Motion carried that the bill
~
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-11-16
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobsor.
Late Of the United States NAVY.

Who sank the "Merrimac" in
Santiago's harbor and who is
probably the greatest example
OF a heroic ideal developed by
the Spanish American war,
will lecture in the Opera House
Tuesday evening, Nov. 2Sth,
upon "The American Navy.
Its Brilliant Past, It's Glorious
Future"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
The News Of the State

services IN their rooms on Hartford ave
nue. yesterday which was largely at
tended.
Mr.. Michael T. Braney OF 1856 Plainheld
street has been called To HamI~on, Conn.
on account OF the serious illness OF his
father.
The victims OF the Sunset avenue sliding
accident. who are at the Rhode Island
hospital. are reported rs getting along
nicely.
Edward. son OF Frank Roper who was
reported as missing from his home, 225
Whittier avenue, has returned.
Hose Co. No. 2 and Hook - Ladder No
were called 10 extinguish chimney
fire on Barrie street yesterday afternoon
Walter McGarty. who has been confined
90 his home on Sterling avenue for the
past three months. resumed his duties AZ
B. A. Smiths drug store this morning
class OF 40 was confirmed AT the
Church OF the Messiah last evening the
ceremony being conducted by RI. Rev.
Bishop McNickar.
The Kings Daughters will hold p con
cert In Wesley hall IN the Tabernacle this
evening
Court Olneyville OF Foresters will hold
an old fashioned social I'm Cadets hall
Thursday evening. March ?
Patrolman Bierne OF the Chaffoe street
station is enjoying a short vacation.
Patrolman Dyer % the Chaffee street
station reported for duty this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
BRISTOL.

supt Peters of the civil service bureau
at Washington. ID. c.. sent a telegram 10
Walter Kerr Wood street, informing
him that he had been commissioned mes
senger at Bradford. II. l.. and was TO
report 10 the government coaling sta
tion.
on Saturday Mr. Viets Griswold Peck
observed his slst birthday anniversary at
home on Bristol Neck Although Mr..
Peck has been confined 10 his home dur
ing the winter still he enjoys compare
lively good health.
Amos s. Gorham leaves here today for
New York, whence he will sail for a three
weeks trip 10 Bermuda.
Malcom Pitts and wife sold their Gotta 90
at l6l Wood street 10 Thomas Morrissey
Col Clark H. Straight was agent.
Conductor Bradford D. Bosworth, who
has been seriously ill with laryngitis, is
slowly improving Mr. Bosworth has
been In the employ OF the Consolidated
railroad for over 30 years and his many
friends, not only in Bristol. but along all
the line Of railroad, Will be pleased To
learn OF his convalescence
The common pleas division OF the su-
pleme court convened here this morning
at O'Clock for tho February session of
Bristol county. rhore are no cases TO come
before the grand jury a. rar as known
end their service will be short There are
"a number OF civil cases upon the docket
which may be tried at this session but
there is no certainty there coming before
jury. One case that of the Newport
and Providence Railway company in an
appeal from the award made in the mat
ter of the land OF Joseph r. Fletcher
seized by company for a landing AZ the
foot OF Thames street in Bristol is re-
tuInable here at tlis term
Miss Elizabeth L. Wardwell. daughter
o. ex-Lieut. Governor wardweil OF Brtr-
tol. is visiting In New York city. MISS
Patty Rockwell, daughtar OF Mr.. and Mrr
G. " Rockwell. Is visiting New York city
and Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Under the direction OF Palace Hive.
Ladies OF the Maccabees. a social and
dance was held in G. A. r. hall. Phenix,
on Saturday evening II was largely at
tended. and the dancing, which was be-
gun at about $50. was continued until
about midnight.
Under the direction OF Loyal Richmond
lodge !. O. q. r, NJ. T.. OF Crompton
on Saturday evening. a social was held
in Booths hail. There were good num-
ber present and the evening was passed
very pleasantly.
The Guard OF Honor OF the ST Jean
Baptiste society OF Phenix held n matinee
dance AZ Blanchard's har. Lippitt Sat
urday afternoon, and the affair proved
very successful. Again In the evening
dance was held also.
At Thornton's Opera house on Saturday
evening a dance was held The afYair
proved very successful. and the large
number present enjoyed themselves from
about $50 until nearly midnight.
FUNERALS ON SUNDAY.
The funeral Of Earl p Whitman Of
Pine hill was held from the Knotty Oak
church in Anthony yesterday AZ II O'Clock
Rev Daniel l.. Bennett pastor of tAa
church. was the officiating Clergyman.
and the service was largely attended The
remains were later taken 10 Reads tomb
in tho cemetery near by.
The funeral OF william Fink OF Kent
was held from the Kent Baptist church
yesterday at II o'clock. Following the
service the remains were taken 10 the
family cemetery and inferred
VALLEY HAPPENINGS.
Rev. c. Fremont Roper OF the River
point Congrega tional church preached At
the Phenix Baptist church yesterday
afternoon.
A horse owned and driven br A. r. Hill
OF Pbenix became frightened at the cars
al westoott Saturday afternoon and ran
away. The sleigh to which II was at
tached was overturned and the occupants
were thrown into the snow. No one
was tutured. however. and the horse was
caught at the top OF the hnrl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
SENATOR CLARK LOST SEVERAL
TRAINS BUT GOT HIS GUM.

New York, Feb Ex-senator William
A. Clark Of Montana. the copper mine
owner. lost several trains and came near
losing his temper yesterday afternoon at
the Fourteenth Street Subway station
in an endeavor TO get square with sub
way slot machine Senator Clark had
come uptown on an express, and just as
the local came along decided that he
wanted a piece Of chewing gum. He felt
in bis pocket and found all that he had
was a nickel.
He tried the nickel; Il wouldn't At.
He went 10 IRE ticket window and got
five cents from Mr.. Belmont's agent. The
senator went up To the slot machine.
pr a cent in and pushed the plunger.
No gum. He pushed the plunger in
again Same result.
Then the senator went back 10 where
ne had got his Ave cents and demanded
back the cent OF which the slot machine
had bes-uiied him
The ticket man said ne wasn't responE-
BILE for what Senator Clark had done with
his copper.
Another smploye came along and vol
unteered 10 help. He went back 10 the
slot machine. foliowsd by the senator
The employe felt around with his hand
a moment and then drew out a piece Of
chewing gum
Thank you" sara the senator.
Then be made a rush fog another train,
which had come along, and reached it
just after guard had shut the gate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
BUD OF HOPE" B0WLERS
DlNED AT GIRARD'S

The Loyal Bud OF Hope lodge. l. o. O.
r, NJ. L.. bowling team celebrated the
closing OF their tournament by holding a
banquet at Girard's dining room on West
minister street Saturday night. About IS
members sat down TO an excellent spread.
After ample Justice was done 10 the many
good things placed before them and
cigars were lighted Capt. oldheid raped
for order and read letter OF regret from
Mr.. Thomas McCusker. who was TO be
toastmaster OF the evening. The follow
ing program was carried out:
Remarks OF a jovial nature by Capt.
Charles Thornton; baritone solo. by Mr..
James King: comic songs, by Dir. Earnest
Dennison: composition, by Mr.. Oldheld.
How We Won the Trophy" was very
much appreciated; remarks by Mr. Alfred
Gouchman and Willism N Morland; tenor
solo, Mr.. Earnest Hubby; Soldiers OF the
Queen" Mr.. Charles Davis and party.
Prof Townsend was the acoompanist
The dining rooms were prettily deco
rated with tIJ-oolored bunting. flags etc
After toast to each other health was
drunk standing. the Diners dispersed after
a very pleasant evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20

Mr.. Johnson, proprietor OF the River
silo Pharmacy has had a new and up-to-
date clock placed in one OF his display
windows for the benefit OF the public
generally This Is the first appearance Of
anything that smacks of a public clock
I'm the memory Of the oldest resident
The river was covered with ice boats
and skaters yesterday and as far as can
bt learned all spent the time I'm the most
enjoyable way imaginable
The Dark Horses and the Narragansett
Bowling teams will meet in the Lincoln
avenue alleys tomorrow evening.
Mr. Ira ID. Goff. who has been confined
to his home by illness for some time. re-
sumed his duties in the city this morning
The Riverside Social club held a musi-
Gale last evening when a half hundred
or more selections were rendered.
The funeral OF Mrs. Pierce. nee Sher-
man. was held al The residence OF her sis
ter on Grand avenue this afternoon,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
OLNEYvILLE.
Woman's Degree Team Initia-
ted Candidate.
Narrowly Escaped the Train.
Surprise for Miss Rogers.

Wolfe Tone branch Of the Irish Ma
I'm J. c. r. u. hall yesterday, II being
the NTH anniversary OF the organization.
The principal event OF the afternoon was
the conferring the intistory degree upon
two candidates, the work being perform
cd by a degree team composed OF women
connected with the order M Pawtucket.
There has been much One work done In
ehis city by degree teams. but those VINO
had the pleasure OF being present yester-
day say that no team. male or female.
can compare with this particular one. At
che conclusion OF the degree work con-
cert Of moro than ordinary merit was
given and a collation. was served
A CLOSE CALL
Charles X. McGeary or i5s Regent ave-
nue.. and a companion. had a very CLOSE
call from serious accident at the Plain
defd street railroad crossing at Alb o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Mc3esry was driving down Plainf1eld
street. and as the crossing gates were
up supposed that the way was clear;
Upon reaching the cross he saw freight
train approaching. and he pulled up on
ths sidewalk. his horse being crowded
IN between two large poles. The occu-
pants OF the carriage escaped injury, but
AhA sleigh and harness we're broken. and
1fr. McGoary believes that his horse Is
injured.
He claims that there was no gate man
on che scene nj the time.
TAKEN BY SURPRISE
Miss Della NJ Rogers was surprised by
q houseful Of her young friends at her
home. S Academy avenue. last evening.
The visitors had with them an orchestra,
and II is quite evident that Miss Rogers
parents had been In some way notified
OF the visit. for there was abundance
of good things 10 eat and drink.
The young woman WAS, however taken
very much by surprise when she saw
the 70 or moro OF her associates take
possession of the house
Thu -exent was a very enjoyable one
GENERAL MENTION.
At the i0:0 services OF ST. Marys
Catholic church, yesterday morning Rev.
Father Powers was the celebrant and the
Rev. Father Craig preached the sermon.
Among the many announcements made
was one relating TO the dedics tory ex-
ercises for the hall In the new school
building. which is to bs held In the
evening OF March Is. TO the effect that
those who were 10 take pary were holding
daily rehearsals. IL was a1Eo stated that
there would be no tickets for sale
Elizabeth. wife Of Patrick e Farrell
dieo at her home. 20 Charfee street. SAT
urday evening hrs Farrell was one Of
the leading members or 81 Paurs
branch OF The Irish Catholic BenexoIent
union. Her funeral Will be held tomorrow
morning al $50 o'clock
Ihe Helping Hand mission held special
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
EAST PROVIDENCE
Special Meeting Of Town Coun-
Gil Called for Wednesday.
SChOO|hOuSe on Potter Avenue
AbIazs Early This Morning,

The tovv council will hold a special
meeting this evening, when the question
| of widening the lower end Of Bullock :
| Point avenue will be taken up again.
| The impression al Riverside is that II
the Rhode Island company pushs the sub
iect that n will force some Of the prop
erty holders there 10 show cause why
certain lands bought many years ago by
the town should not be I'm possession OF
the town instead OF being fenced in by
private citizens. II Is rumored that
more than one building may have 10
be Strengthened out TO conform TO what
is supposed tn be the proper line.
FIRE IN SCHOOLHOUSE.
Patrolman Burgess, I'm passing the Pot
ter Avenue school building shortly after
2 o'clock this morning. discovered smoke
issuing from the cellar, and without
causing any very great amount OF dis
turbance succeeded in putting out a fire
i'm a pile of paper under the stairs lead
ing TO the cellar In the meantime all
arrangements had been made to get the
scholars ont OF the building had il been
necessary.
WILL TALK THEATRE
The Watchemoket Fire company will
hold a special meeting this evening and
take action on making up a theatre
party for Monday evening The company
Will. " they decide 10 make up a party.
visit tho Westminster theatre on Mon
day evening OF next week. where Law
renee Murphy. who s a member OF the
FIRE company, will take part I'm the pro-
gram presented by the Thoroughbred
Burlesaue company.
TIE hASSASOIT CLUB.
The Masslsoit club held its annual
meeting Saturday evening and elected
the following corps OF officers: Presi-
dent. Edwin r. Lincoln: vice presidents,
G.. NJ. Hull, Frederick X Handy; record
ing secretary. Everard Holmes: financial
secretary. j. @. Pick. treasurer. H. r
Horton; board or governors. S. G. Wal
ton. r. r. Gottschalk ". G. Bliss and
w. w. Hunt. ii. n. A collation. was
served.
THE BUSINESS MEN
The regular monthly meeting OF the
East Providence Business Mems associa-
ton will be held In their rooms In Tobin's
block this evening. The question for
discussion IL as follows: Resolved. That
legislation In needed for the management
Of political caucuses in the towns OF
Rhode Island
Benjamin Ebbs Of 81 Freeborn avenue
has requested the police OF this city TO
locate bis son. Ira, ~ years old. who has
been missing from home since Feb.
William Dresser, colored. called at the
police station this morning and requested
that be be sent &c the state farm Dresser
is resident Of this place
MINOR MENTION
ST. Marys guild connected with st.
Mary's Episcopal church. win hold an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
BLEW THEMSELVES UP.
Boston Boys Found Stick Of Dynamite and
Handled II Roughly.

Boston, Feb 2o.-while a party OF
East Boston boys was visiting a vacant
house on Apple Island yesterday, one OF
them found a small stick OF dynamite
and threw It against the wall
Ir the explosion which followed two
~ the boys. Timothy Doian and Howard
Fits. were very badly cut about the
hands and face They were carried by
their companions for more than a mile
where an ambulance conveyed them 10
the hospital. Both vii probably re-
cover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
, ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Providence. Fehr1Ia

Providence, February 14th. 1870
The undersigned hereby give notice
that she has been appointed by the Mu-
nicipal Court Of the City OF Providence,
Administrative OF the estate of Edgar w.
Remington late OF said Providence. de-
ceased. and has given bond according TO
law
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified 10 present them
10 the undersigned or file the same I'm the
six months from the date OF the first
advertisement hereof.
f1s.B.m4 DILLA REMINGTON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20

entertainment in the town hall this even
ing.
Alers fremont orchestra will hold
select social and dance In the town hall
Friday evening.
The Imperial Social club will hold n
whist party In their rooms on Taunton
avenue this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Providence. Jan. H. 1906
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that she has been appointed by the NUM-
Guardian Of the person and estate of Rob-
ert r. Burlingame OF said Providence, and
has given bond according 10 law.
All persons having claims against said
ward are notified TO present them, and all
persons indebted TO said ward TO make
payment 10 the undersigned, within six
months from this date.
sELLA L. BURLINGAME. Guardian
WILLIAM NJ. 7. BOWEN, Attorney, 94i
Bangan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
RIVERSIDE,

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-20
VALLEY VILLAGES
Presentation 10 Retiring Fore
n..SOCiaI Events. ..0thor
Notes Of Interest.

On Saturday James 1ngham completed
his duties at the Arctic mill as ovefseer
OF the weave room, at which place he has
been for the past 10 years. He will go
10 Pawtucket where he will enter the
drug business with his son.
A few minutes after the mill closed for
the halfholday his employees barred the
way 10 the door and George Dixon. the
former second hand. who has been pro-
NOTED 10 the position of overseer in place
OF Mr.. 1ngham In behalf or the other
employees presented the retiring over
seer with beautiful gold watch and
fine French briar pipe in a case The
surprise was complete 10 the older man.
but he finally managed 10 thank his
friends Shortly afterward the operatives
went 20 their homes after bidding the
former overseer final adieu.