The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-20
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strumen,al and vocal music
by Misses Lillian Robinson,
Em ma Braun, Ester Yates,
Mr.. Walter Farms worth and
Mr.. S. Miner. Prize packages
were sold for one penny and
ub w ards. Dainty freshments
were served.
Mark Forkner, brother of W
l.. Forkner, will be married to
Miss Braith wait, at Canton, S.
Oak, June 9th. Mr.. Fcrkner
is the popular foreman of the
Norris Sun, of Morris, Mimi,
and Miss Braithwait is we'll
known here having been here
two years ago as trimmer at
Miss Robertson's millinery
store. They will spend some
time on a trip visiting relatives
and will make their home at
Morris, Mimi, where they are
both very popular.
The L. 0. I. NJ lodge had 2
very interesting meeting Mon
day evening. The State Com
mander, Mrs. Hereford, of
Huron, S. OAK, was presen,
and the breckenridge L. O. T.
NJ. ladies attended. Three
members were taken into the
lodge and after the business
meeting was over the remain
der of the evening was spent
in social manner. Elegant
refreshments were served and
the visiting lodge were loud in
their praise of the courtesy and
general good time shown them
by the Wahpeton ladies.
The Teachers Train II 9
school and summer session
of the State Scientific school
will open at the Science school
July LIST and continue until July
9th. Preparations are being
made for a large attendance
and a most enthusiastic and
successful session is assured
The main building will be ma.
terlally improved before July
LIST and the best accommoda.
tons will be provide d. A mum.
Der of prominent speakers will,
be present during the month
This phase of the work of on,
school is growing in import.
ance and usefulness each yea,
and aids largely in equippine
a large numb Der of teachers TO,
their profession.
Nellie, the thirteen year old
daughter, of ]. G. Gottwald
died Wednesday evening from
tuberculosis of the lungs. De-
ceased had not been we'll for
some time but still was able to
be around until the past week
and her death was unexpected
by all. The funeral services
were held at 5 p. IT,, at the Foss
Methodist Episcopal church,
by Rev. E. DIN Eldri6ge. The
pail bearers were members of
her Sunday school class. Misses
Lillian Robinson, Nettie
Blanchard, Florence Divet,
Martha Chaplin, Ruth Douglass
and Esther Yates. Beautiful
floral offerings from the Junior
League and the Sunday school
class, adorned the casket, as g
loving tribute Of memory. The
remaiiis will be shipped to.
night to Garner, Iowa, for in.
torment beside the grave of her
mother. The sympathy of the
comm unity,is extended to Mr..
Gottwald and the remaining
sister, Lillian, in the sorrow
and loss of their loved one.
Morning Call Superintend-
ent E. F. Smith, of the Wahpe-
ton city schools, was in the city
yesterday and visited with his
brother. Emerson H. Snith.
Hankinson News. + o h II
Schiltz returned from a trip to
Breckenridge Friday, where
his wife underwent serious
operation for appendicitis, gall
stones and other ailments. She
withstood the operation nicely
aud there is every prospect of
her early recovery. Mr.. Schiltz
is loud i'll his praise of the
Breckenridge hospital, which
he thinks equals anything in
this country.
Larimore Pioneer: Saturday
evening the Presb y er "a !,
church was the scene OF very
enjoyable affair, where Mrs.
Hazen invited large number
of her friends to listen to a
literary and musical program
given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
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