The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

AA0SS oAA A00lAy lC1L
Friday night tor a visit at Min.
neapolis. Ernest returned Mon.
day to his post with the Leach
q Gamble Co., but the family
will make q more extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Koerner
returned Tuesday morning,
from a two weeks visit with
their daughter, Frieda, now liv.
ing at Garrison. N. Oak. They
also visited friends at Dick
inson and Mandan.
Louis Fligelman entertained
his brother. Herman, of Helena,
Mont, aud his brother-in.law,
Sam Singer, of Great Falls,
Mont, Tuesday. The gentle
men are on their way to visit
relatives in New York.
One of the old land marks
used for many years by H. G.
Albrecht as harness shop is
being moved this week to the
south side On Second street
where it will be remodeled and
fitted up as dwelling house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Wallace
entertained the choir of the
Foss Methodist Episc opal
church last Saturday evening
After the usual rehearsal was
over, the evening was delight
fully spent in social games and
amusements and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Richardson who TO, mer-
ly conducted a hotel at Fair
mount, but now of Boomers
Ferry. Idaho, returned from a
visit'at the Watson cottage at
the lakes, Saturday. and was
the guest of Mrs. Dow. Mrs.
Richardson is we'll pleased
with her location. and thinks
that part of Idaho an ideal
country.
The lecture given by Rev.
Eldridge last Friday evening
was we'll patronized. The sum
of $50 was realized by the sale
of tickets, and gentleman add
ed to that amount check for
ten dollars, making total of
$50, to be used towards the
organ fund, and repairs OH the
parsonage.
Walter Miller, son of Mrs.
John Tripke, died July IS, of
hemorrhage. Deceased had not
been we'll for long time, and
had just returned the past
week from Hot Springs, Ark.
He was twenty-one years of
age. The remains were shipped
to Ada. Mimi, July 10, for bur
ial. Mr.. and Mrs.Tripke &C
companying the remains.
Jacob Christianson died last
Thursday at his home south
of Doran, Mimi. of cancer of
the stomach. Mr.. Christensen
was we'll known farmer, hav-
ing been a resident of that vi
cinity for the past eightee"
years. Deceased was 50 years
of age, and leaves widow, two
sons and two daughters to sur
vive him. The interment took
place at the cemetery south of
Breckenridge, last Saturday.
Congregational church. Pas,
tors vacation, no preaching
services until Aug. 25th. Dur
ing this time the Sabbath
school will meet at II 90 o'clock
so as to enable the parents to
come with their children. Sun
day evening next at 700 the
Christian Endeavor will hold
service to which the public is
invited. There will be special
music and Miss Leslie belong
will give a report from the re-
cent meeting of the State C. f.
convention.
The summer school closes
Saturday, after most success.
full session, both in attendance,
and in work accomplished. The
teachers feel better equipped to
go on with their work, and al
together, the past four weeks
have been time we'll spent, and
a great improvement for them
in the line of educational work.
Teachers examinations are be-
ing held this week.
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