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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Soo nno &eroerben. ,
Enlucrmiblc NIT 10000 TGhdJcn
Fnlucr in bic 2mIt acflpgcu.

lebte. - Gos nabe Dem Gta6liIIc-
ntcnt 1cleecne StGotden ;sonto,
net, Sno., total 5eritGrt. - aoum
ein SolS lteben aebIieben. -Grel
nit &unoerten bon Sinoern oe.
fllItc ShuIbGltier 5cri ihmcttert.
- Sltfterihiitterllng ouf meite
entfernlln9 bin pabr9enonlmen
- Fuiiagierc zines bier Oseilen
cntferntcn 9ubn3uacS ucrIctt.
Scrrc&uutc, Sno., IS. Oft. -
Ste Sltpont'ide Eulperlniible 1T
6olltn1et, IS Mcilen norooitlid, BON
bier floa acgen 9.l5 bcllte iriib in Sic
Slllt mo oas fleine St1othen Don
etpo 500 ginpobncrn muroc ourd,
ole Grplolion fnlt pernicbtct. 3nalBio
bis orelbig Mcnihen iollen 9eto0tet
llno an 100 pcrIebt icin. Die Sriim.
lller Der Wcbdll0c, melde 5u ser Wiib-
le AcbortelL ltcbcn in 9rono uno ea
ut bis lcbt lllllloglih gcpeicn, oie
Sethcn Der Spfcr 5ll crrcid)cn. 9lQc
Sdtlcr inncrbalb eines llnfreiies Don
elncr babcn Wcilc Ino 5erlt6rt o0er
bcldlo0lgt, einidlieBlih cines Sd)ul.
gcbollocs Gle Big lr.9abn" bat
eIllen Grtro5ll9 nit 9lcrjtcn nui Der
Shollplnb 9e'hidt ltno Die Terlebtcn
peroen nah bieiigcn SooipitGlern ge,
brad)t. Serr WtonabulL Superintens
bent Der Miible, miro perrlliBt uno
ltegt mobrIdlcinlih inter ben Grim.
mcrn. Gin Eonif bcrriht IN ser gan.
sen llmgcblng, Die Selegrapbel.
ino IelepbonorGbte lie9en oli scr
Groe uno cs lit einlnpeien lmmoolid,,
genolle Serlhte 5ll erlangen @icle
Seute lino bon bier nit ghttomobilen
l1dh Dem S6allplaB nbgegangell, Inn
Sillfc 5u IeiItcn.
9foh ser crlten Grpluiion troten
ltod 5mci o0cr 6rci fleincre Grplolio.
ncn ein, lno mcbrcre 9lerstc, oarln,
ter Or. @iuiom uno Or Moore bon
bier, erlitten Tcrlcblmgen.
Sro5iL SnO, Is. Stt.-9ln 700
Selpobner in tSontanet iino oboahlos.
Die erltc Grplollon ercignetc lih Inn
80 in Scr iogennnntcn @lo5ing
Uflll, lllo 9leih onrnllf ilogen Die All.
oeren @eb1llbc IN Die Suit. Gtpa IS
bis so MGncr morcn sur 3eit in oenl
GtoblilIcnlent on Der 2lrbcit. 9(ls oic
@la5ing Wfia ouIilog, entiloDen oic
9ngcltelltcn Der on0cren Tcpurtc-
ntcnts mo piclc cntfumcn, nGbreno
ntdlt6c ihlpcr perlcbt mllr0cn. ,Sn
Dem Stootcbcn 6ontnnet fon 9tie.
nono llnls Scbch obDlei6 fnum eilt
@cb1llOe itcbcn bieb.
I'm 1915, 80 Winlten nod Ser ers
ltcn Grplollon, brndjte Die SoiBe Der
brenncnoen trimmer oaS grobe Enls
pernlaga5in, pelhes in elmer Shlld)t,
mebrerc Silnocrt Daros pon Der @la.
5ing Dill, lag uno ncbrerc Snuicno
tSdBden Eulpcr entbiclt, gum grplo.
biren. Iic Grlfiitterung mar nod
beitigcr, nls Die crlte, lmo bel oicicr
grploiion mur0cn ctlihe bereits 81
Sillie eridienenc 9lcrjte perlett. Gin
in Der gt1be alti cinem @cleiie lteben.
Or tSrodt5ug ing 6cller uno lpuroe
5erltort. tS Scihcn limo jeBt a,igc-
llulocn llnb in Die Wtorgllc gebraht
moroen. Ger critic aus oen 5riimncrn
1cbolte aorper ipur oerienge ,0oc"
CARROTS, eiuea 9lrbciterS Der Gulper.
lniible. Der llnglilflibe lebte nod,
mar icboh furdtbnr perbrannt uno
Bat ooB man i'm erihieBen moge, INN
ieine 2eiben jll enoen. Gr Itnrb 6alo
0arnllf.
Sin Nodltein. ShulboltS, cine Bier.
tclneile Don Der Shule entiernt,
tr,trAp S,,rrL ain lSrr(niinu Snutofirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Baltimore, Wo, Mttwo@ ben is. Sftobr 1907.
QtIml mlDloania=Gilen6o0n 1T.
Bnlletia,.
Giue Gbancc su1n Seittd1 bpu SNaIliuatpu

Dies lit Scncbr 9Sode in @aimor-cne glorredc &cooe
fir ale lopaen Warpl1nocr
Ge 6eier gcwGbr @ee9enbeit sic @oesbouptaot t
tgm nno ote oem 9eiuder egrin meroen gSabiatou
lit oeier SobreS ebr ion Die Heoergs9ebGoe no Itets
nterent uno fetnc 3e Ser GongreB nid o9t
cine 9etigg oerelben frieocncIlenor I'M 0ono Ctober
por9elommen mcrbcu.
Die idneln o in fu5cn }mihc1rGlncn lalcnocu grpeb.
igc Der ~Eennnpana abn uiden 9alnprc gSoht9ton
brinn betDe Stl0 nabe llnnmen nint Shnoe
pom llnion Sqnbof Baltimore Dis Eennppaia Npcu gob
ot9ton nO Is i yoentogen eilooreBi9 Grprcb5g no
Hii6reie porgcictcn
9n Saogn no Sonno9en perbcn Spc5io( Grfuiions Bill
c Baltimore nad abrNton 5ur neorocn &ne 1925
fault.
&ein 9elndcr in Baltimore mGbrcno ser &etcbr Scdr ote
6e @elegenDC ucrpocn prlicno cncn lag @aibn1on 81
perbringen unO Die odnc Ser @ul0careg>n1 in tba1dli
djcn1 Vctrieb su cbCn (2S9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Nr. 289.

ben, n1mlid ser GreB Drill, Der @Ia-
sing Wtill, 0rei Corning Drills, oem
FllIperlnaga5in uno ser Gap Dill,
mo oie'elben flo9en ser Hei6e naf)
III Die 2uit. Sm @an5eh noren 200
Serlonen in Sem gtabliiiement BE.
'd)dItigt, allein mir ungefi6r 75 be.
fonoen iih sur 3eit al ser 9lrbeit. Die
Sll'terlbiltterllng modte iih aui cine
Gnt'ernllng bon beinabe 20 DieiIeu
benertllh. 9lnf einem bier Weilen
entternten 3uge oerv Big 6our.gabn"
nuroen alle @aggonfeniter 5ertriin.
inert uno mebrere Gaiidgiere ourh
Ole Sher6en perlebt Nad)itebeno
iol9t cine Cite Der ioentiii5irten 5oo.
ten.
U. .. Wonoban, General Superin-
tenoent, tSrmt q. 9. Wonoban, iSrau
Wonaban's Shneiter, Geo. Suffice,
Sobn 9obe, George 9o6oler, Wln.
Sbcrrta, 0enrp Sorrington, Splpe-
tier 0ial, sIo 8eblter, - Oates, 8iG
Gulton.
Siele ser. gerletten meroen obne
3lueiIel iterben uno es miro l1ngere
3eit oaucrrL cbe oie gcnaiie 3abl ser
Opier feItgeltellt lit. Gie allfgeiloge.
men 8eb1ltoe logen cine Meile iii0lid)
bon sSontanet. g8Gren oie 9elpo1.
ner oeS Stdothens nif)t 9lei6 nad
Der erIten grploiion aus ibren SGu.
'crn gclallfen, 10 miirbe oie 3abl Der
8etooteten beoeuteno groBer getpeien
lein. Sn 8an5en erplooirten 10000
tSGBden Euluer. Mebrere Eerionen
pitrocn ourh sic ipGtercn Greloiioa
ncn get00tct ooer uerlett, mGbrenO lie
al ser 9lrbcit paren oen Spiern ser
erlten grploiionSillfe SIT briugen. Der
Superintenoent rpilrOc in ieinem 9us
reall 9et6otet, ieine 9uttin uno
Sfw6gerin in ieiner naben 8ob.
nllllg.
Inter Den total 5eritorten Gebauoen
in 6ontunet befinoen lif Die Wetbo-
bitten. unb Die Gbriitlibe Stride. Der
9abnboi aae 8eidGftsldoen, elm gro.
Bes Waga5in, an 500 (?) @obnbGI'
ier ltnb 5pei Shulb1llier. 9lrd eiu
Sdhlballs SIT Goal 9luff, Sluei Vlei'
len entfernt lpllroe oelnolirt. Mlle
brei paren NIT Sinoern geiiillt, Oh
Die Shiile seraoe begonnen bate, ilno
in elmer oerielben befanoen ith 200
Sdiiler. &alinl Elm ein5iges oer 8in'
Ser entfan lmperlett. Serre Sallte
lno 9ro5il ididten grtraiiige nit
Sillie, llno @ouperneur Senlep bat
cine Gompoenie Yiili3 aus Serre
Soute bierber geld)ift, INN Seben ltno
Gigentbllm 5l beidiiben. Gr ielblt
fam ialt gleih5eitig NIT Dem Militar
an lno bat 700 3elte. iolpie tSelobet.
ten tHr Die Sboahlolen llllf8eord1t.
Gie Shredensicenelt uelfe bier
berribten ais gleif) nad ser erlten
Grploiion Die Slammen alsbrahen
lalicn iib idmer beidreiben. @tlihe
Terlebtc itarben aui Dem .3uge, ipel'
der iic nod Strre Solte ms Soipi.
tai bringen iollte. 9luber Der Dfili5
iino <fii6 5poli Eoli5iiten bon Serre
Soute bierber gefommell I'm bel Der
@obrllng ser Sronung bebiilflid jlt
ien. Gs boben iid 'don lAllmme Gr.
ploiionen in Der bieligen Euloer'
miible creignet aaein feinc 10 perbee'
renoe uno ilrhtbore wie Ole beutige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

gHs unh Ierinl;f bon s(fiien ilnh SbIiaatio.
neH SeGiel uno @reoitbriefe auf ntle baupt.
iddldeu Siahtc @uropa's. In' uub Ser,aui
lremoer Gelolortcn. foDe sIusitriiaIne bon
&oflHahitn. Sdiffslarien bon un6 nnf Teutf1'
lano. (aprii27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Ien's, Wr. 1904, Wcit aarettc. .etrahe. Office.
Sullbel bon bis 10 lIbr Worgens uno bon
12 llbr Wiitnes bis 8 rbr Abenos.
(Nc320--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
In ciner Aohlcnarnbc pcrmnglift.

EittSburG En, Is. Cft.-gin
Wonn ttno ein ilinges M1ohen ipur'
oen helltc in elmer aoblengrllbe 5u
Sort Bue, nabe bier, ollrh berabltiir'
5enoe stoblen crid)lugen, ino Die Ufut.
ter oes WGofena erlitt lebensgefobr.
lihe 8erIetun1eu. 9ac orei paren
9(llslGnocr. Die Veiuohner Der 9tod.
borihait bolten iid idtItnltlb ibren
9eoori al aoblcr aus Scr 8rubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Baltimore & Obil
Sonntags>Grf iionen.
Bon Baltimore.

Bon Baltimore.
S1.2j-Snrpcr's 0crrN, Gburleitpn, sum.
NIT Hpiui ganocsuinc Hno 1ns
6lciicr uno surid, Suuntng, ocu
20. SttrGcr Spc5iuljI9 pcrldBt
Baltimore G,olnt NpOal Nlbrbol,
3 llbr Wipr1cll5, 9amoens 9abubuf
y 10 Nnruittnn5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Gin frubcs @eu,iitb niadt frbbh6e Miene.
6eibfs In Der Ni0el.. gloer Der .pdiilorrbopa.
rims fam ipeper Elm frobes e5enitt nod
Vbliiter Der 3opf Die Sd)ipermlf6 INNER ttits
ten; er orebt fib tedbts, er erebt flt lnls eiu
Geoen nil itift .meicben Die er ,,NiidfrNs" ge'
Seilune perbrcitei, 6re Brote bee pliiels
miro nrsniaeltlid, eeipdbrt. menu man Z. Geys
itnenter Co 9or 2i1s. Geip Dorf Gin, ooteis
Hrt lie .aro,en5" ut tn dlIeH apethefer III
BADEN 8reis 81 (naol1sSrg8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

S2.+5 -8unbrciie iilr uile reeuIdren 3iiqc
am 21., 22., %, 2i. mn p.
Sftpbcr 5ur Niidfubrt bis elm
icbIicBIb 26. Sftober giitiQ.
S1.1J-R Rluoreiie -. Sftpber. 8ineie
nlrr nuf Dem Spe8aI5un gilliig,
ocr mn 7.35 Wi6r9en3 nom Gam
bcnI'nbnbof ubfdbri Riidfabrt
bon ,Srcocrid $40 slbenoa heiies
ben lugcs. (2S0lb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
$2.O0-9bilaoclpbia une 5mrad.
S1.M-Gbcitcr uno Suriif.
81. 1.00-Wtlmiugtp nnb Surii6.

sunntng, ben 81. Htober. Spe.
5inl3ug bcrldBt Gamoens 9abnbpf
nm s llbr Wior9cnS, Uii. Robnls
Nnbnbpf I'M sos Wtor9cnS 0iiids
fubrt bon philadelphia um 6.45
sIhcn6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

NUUrfptUTUNaVuIt,
$3.50 -Gunbreie. fir alIe regiildren 3iiee
am 49,, II. uno tS. Eftober, eils
itg fir ole Iildfabrt bis 8um 10.
Sftober ilicluioc.
$250-9unoreiic, 16. Mnn II. Eftpber.
8illete fino rrr am 1aee oer stuss
9nbe aiiIii9. slm II. Sfiober eebt
SpeBiaI6u9 I'm 7.35 Wiorgens bonn
GunIocnsNd6nbof ab Hiidfubrt
bon 6naer5topn UNI $50 Rnbnlts
taos
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
ODD CASE OF COMBUSTION.
Ressbushes Shipped In Wet Moss Al.
most Burned Up.

Rossbushes Shipped In Wet Moss Al.
most Burned Up.
A peculiar case of spontaneous
combustion or something like it is
described by a writer in Casters
Magazine.
On Feb. II, 1906, two large re-
frigerator cars of young rosebushes
were received at Hannibal, Mo-, from
a nursery in California. They were
shipped in wooden cases containing
numerous auger holes for ventila-
ton and were carefully packed with
wet sphagnum, or California swamp
moss, to prevent chatting and to sup
port their vitality.
No ice was put in the cooling
tanks, and the covers of these as
we'll as all other openings in the
cars were closed as tightly as posi-
bic. The cars were ten days in
transit. The outside temperature
was 60 degrees F. at the start and
10 degrees at the end Of the trip.
Upon arrival steam was issuing
from every crevice of the cars.
Upon removing the tank covers it
rushed out in large volume. The
doors were opened, and ice was put
in the tanks. The free circulation
Of cold air soon cooled the contents
of the cars.
In unloading it was discovered
that some of the upper layers Of
boxes were badly damaged by heat,
which naturally was most intense
near the top of the cars. No signs
Of actual combustion were found,
but this would probably have &C.
CURED in a short time had not the
cars been quickly cooled.
The temperature must have been
nearly up to the burning point, as
many of the green stems of these
plants were black and brittle.
Wet sawdust in large quantities
frequently becomes very warm in
the interior even when exposed to
winter weather-in fact, the lower
temperature of the atmosphere the
hotter usually the sawdust.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
Couldn't Ruft7e Iii. Temper.


Quincy Tufts, an old time dealer
in mems furnishings, whose place
Of business was in the old Herald
building, on Washington street,
Boston, was celebrated for his ex-
IRENE courtesy in dealing with try
ing customers. On one occasion q
man whom we will call Mr.. A. re-
marked on this trait to another
man, whom we will call Mr.. B.,
vhereupon the latter laid wager
that he could ruf1e the temper Of
Mr.. Tufts. The wager was accept
ed, and the two repaired to Mr..
Tufts place of business. Mr.. B.
asked to see samples of mems suit
hgs. Mr.. Tufts produced piece aft
e. piece of cloth until the supply
was exhausted, and Mr.. B., select
ing one, said, II will take just 1
cents worth of this" Mr.. Tufts
took penny from his pocket and,
placing it upon the cloth, with .
piece of chalk drew an outline upon
the cloth and cut out a piece Of it
and with the utmost politeness
handed it to Mr.. B. The wager was
paid.-Boston Herald.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Next Rhetorical program of
the High School will take
place Friday May Oath. All
are cordially invited.
The Declamatory contest
held at the High School last
week to determine a member
to represent this school at
Grand Forks, resulted in the
choice of Miss Lillian Morden
who spoke a selection from
Ben Hur. Other contestants
were Miss Ethel Purdon, Miss
Dona Forkner, Mise Mabel
Quinn, Miss Bertha Hide.
brandt, Miss Bessie Walker,
Miss Bertha Simonson, George
Sunderland, Melvin Scoville,
George Manikowskee and
Arthur Jacobson. The Judges
were Dan r. Jones and w. E.
Purcell.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
POPULAR EDITION." LAWS
of 1907,

We are in receipt Of the 1907
edition of the" Popular Edition"
of the laws passed by the re-
cent legislature. This book
has become a necessity to all
who desire to keep posted on
the law of the state. The pres
ent volume is a handsome book
of nearly 500 pages, and covers
all the acts of the last session.
In addition there are 80 pages
of statistical matter, such as
vote for state officers, official
county and state directory,
membership of state boards,
etc. The laws are set in long
primer type, same style as the
official edition and the book is
warranted by the publisher to
be accurate. Send dollar to
the Times and a copy will be
mailed you.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
KNOTS 1 FULLER Publishers.

The heart of every father
and mother goes out in
sympathy with Editor Forman
and family of Hankinson in
the loss by death by accident
of their oldest son, bright lad
of eight years. The loss of a
loved child at any time, even
when expected is a severe blow,
but in this case, taken without
warning and the additional
fact that the mother was so ill
at the time that all knowledge
of her great bereavement had
to be kept from her, gives an
additional touch of sadness in
this case.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
Indigestion

Stomach trouble is but symptom Of. and ma
- 'ssh . true disease. We think Of Dyspep,ia.
Heartburn. and Indigestion - real disesses. ~
VIZ are symptoms only Of . certain speci6s
Heavs sickness nothing else.
EWss this fact that Arst correctly led Dr.. shoos
sne creation Of that now very popular Stomach
1emsdy-Df. shooos Restorative Going Iir,ee
0sae stomach nerves. alone brought that suceoa
eao nvoe to d.. shoon and his Restorative, Wfth,
~ tnas original and highly vital principle. no
scon Asssns accomplishments were ever to b hsd.
sos stomach distress. bloating. biliousness, bsd
Stn ana sallow complexion. try DR.. shoopa
.'.soanve-Isblets or uouid-and ~ for you,,
~ what It can and win do. We sail and o.,
tully recommend
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16

Artists have no trouble in
securing models. The famous
beauties have discarded corsets
and have become models in
face and form since taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
Ask your druggist.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
BASE BALL.

The successful Wahpeton
Juniors, who were not defeated
last year, have recognized
and will cross bats on the Fair
Ground diamond Saturday at
2:30 p. M, with the Paramount
boys. Come out and root for
the boys.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16

PANTORIUM
Clothing of all Description g
Cleaned Pressed and Repaired.
Work Neatly and Promptly Done
at Reasonable Rates.
Out-of-town orders promptly at.
tended to. T:
VACHON AND COMPANY.
One Door West of Opera House.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-16
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Mrs. G. Wichman entertain
ed the Art Club Tuesday after
noon.
w. e. Robbins returned from
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, Tuesday
night.
Walter Littel, of Staples,
Mimi, visited friends here the
past week.
Ernest Clary, of Staples,
was calling on friends here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee, of Mason City
Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. P
Geottelman.
RoR RENr-Two furnished
rooms, enquire of Mrs. w. L..
Fricke, Third street north. 6.2t.*
Fox SALE OR RKNT-My house
on 9Th street one block north of
court house. "A. Skinner. 6-3t*
Special bargains on our half
of the Horton stock for thirty
days. The Farmers Supply
Co.
Miss Myrta Fisher under
went an operation for a tumor
at St. Francis Hospital Wed.
nesday morning.
E. Robbins, of Veblen, S. D.,
is visiting for a few days with
the family of his nephew,
Sheriff U. v. Robbins.
Mrs. o. Rinderman and Mrs.
u. J. Rischard will entertain
the Turner Ladies Saturday
afternoon at Turner Hall.
Mr.. Hisserich, of Fargo, gen
eral manager of the Northwest
ern Telephone Co., was in the
city Wednesday on business.
J. w. Sprank, of Shakopee,
Mimi, has taken the place at
the Milwaukee depot made va
cant by the recent promotion
of Earl Hutchinson.
My son, Eddie Hansen, aged
II years, left me Sunday morn
ing, anybody knowing his
whereabouts please inform
John L. Hansen, Doran, MINI.
6-2t*
Miss Lillian Morden leaves
Friday evening for Grand
Forks, to represent Wahpeton
at the Declamatory contest to
be held at that place. Mise
Fulton accompanies her as
chaperon. =.
There will be social dance
at the Armory next Wednesday
evening, May 22nd, to which
all are cordially invited. Dane
ing from nine until twelve
o'clock. Tickets $1.OO. A good
time is assured. 6-1t*
p. Massoth, returned Tues
day night from Southern In
diana, where he spent three or
four weeks. He reports a very
backward spring in that Sec
ton, trees just budding out,
and he ran into snow storm
in Chicago on his way home.
The Northwestern Telephone
Co., have a force of men laying
the conduit for the cables from
the new Central Station on
Second street north acroes Da-
kota Ave. Another force is
busy setting poles in the alleys
preparatory to removing the
poles from the main street.
This month is more than
half gone, next month is the
month of roses and weddings,
to keep strictly up-to.date we
have ordered a lot of new type
the latest sryles-just the
thing for wedding announce.
ments and calling cards. Call
at the Times Office and ask to
see samples.
Word reaches this Office, that
Robert Vessel, the hustling
machine agent, has entered a
claim near Lehr, y. D., and he
has his house and barn built.
Mr.. Vessel is a hustler in his
line of business, and he gener-
ally nails a good thing when
he sees there's to you, Bob.
may you and you're ever be
happy.
Special bargains on our half
of the Horton stock for thirty
days. The farmers Supply
Co.
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SCHUYLER BROS.
Arch. tects.
Rooms 7-s9. Schiller Block. wahpeton, N. D,
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FOB SALE CHEAP.

IL horse gasoline engine and
50 inch Belle city separator,
Ideal threshing rig.
If HORTON & Co.
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MRS MABEL p MoLL.
TEACHER OF PIANO
Experienced and Successful.
Studio at her home on 7th Street.
Wahpeton, N. d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-28
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-28
Eunice Williams HEDGE,

In the death of Miss Eunice w.
Hedge. which occurred in this city on
Saturday last. Augusta loses one Of her
eldest and most respected residents
Miss Hedge was born in 1922. the
daughter Of Jonathan Hedge and Lucy
Williams and the granddaughter of Asa
Williams. one of the oldest settlers of
thu city, who with his brother Seth
came to Fort Western, now Augusta,
in 1?S4.
Throughout her long life Miss Hedge
has been identified with the active So
cial and religious life of the city and
dies much loved and mourned by her
own and the succeeding generations.
Funeral service will be held at her
late residence on Tuesday at 4 o'clock,
the Rev. Mr.. Evans of the South Con-
gregational church officiating, of which
church Miss Hedge has been a member
for 20 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-28
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