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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-23
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S1I@ 1I11IlI9I99I9J1mJl|lI1IIs,l NORTHUMBERLAND,

Alice Campbell spent Sun
day at the home of c. Dale, in
Minor.
Miss Nealia Duffy returned
home Saturday evening, from
summer school.
Clarence Kimber spent Sun
day at Clitherall, Mimi, the
guest of J. H. Hart.
Miss Gertrude Hanson spent
Sunday in DeLamere, the
guest of Mrs. Oscar Grant.
The Misses Grant and Iver-
son of Kindred. were the guests
of Mrs. G. G. Mellen, last week.
Emil Enochson returned
Monday evening after his
weeks visit with J. H. Hart.
Miss Cornelia Tidemanson
returned home Sunday from
Kindred, where she has been
attending school.
Mrs. F. E. Fierce left Monday
morning for Staples, Mimi,
where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. D. Linehan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Otis and
son and Miss Ann Kramer left
Saturday, for a visit with DR..
and Mrs. Sherping in Fergus
Falls.
The Misses Gertrude Gardner
and Francis Schneider left
Tuesday, tor Valley City, where
they will attend summer
school.
Mrs. Masterson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
]. F. Hickey at Havana, N. d.,
the past month, returned home
last Saturday.
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GETTING READY.

Company I is making pre-
parations for the trip to
American Lake, Washington,
to participate in the army
maneuvers, which will be held
there during the month of
August.
The company roster is being
revised, and all the men who
have not attended drill regular
ly are being dropped, and in
compliance with a recent order
from the adjutant generals
office, they must be discharged,
which, of course, will prevent
their going to camp with the
boys.
Another order recently re-
ceived states that "no enlist
ments will be received after
June 1st." This order will pre-
vent the taking to camp men
who have not had at least two
months training.
1t is expected that the North
Dakota regiment will leave
here on August 18th, and will
be in Washington about three
weeks.
American Lake, on whose
shores the camp will be located,
is nine miles southwest of
Tacoma, and is reached from
that place by electric railway.
1t is beautiful spot, surround
ed by giant spruce and fir
timber, and is much frequent
ed as a summer resort. The
boys will certainly have a de-
lightful outing in that place.
Company L is made up of a
fine set of boys, and they, with
their commissioner officers
will make good showing, in
any part of the drills they may
take.
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HARVEST BEGINS,

The great crop of small grain
of North Dakota is being har.
vested. A great deal of the
barley crop will be put in the
shock this week, and by the
time the oats crop is out of the
way, Dakota's greatest wheat
crop will be ready for sickle.
Crops in the northern part of
the state are very heavy, along
the Red, north of Fargo, wheat
and oats are short. The south
and east halt of Rlchland will
yield a bumper, while the
northwestern portion is suffer.
ing for rain, and not more than
a half crop expected.
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Tyler Items.
Glag9Ig NltI@l9r9 @IlIlIGl lJlIRJlJ1@

Mics Maggie Leinen is now
working at Connollyville.
r. H. Meyer has resigned as
depot agent at this place.
F. Buhdak, of Hankinson,
was seen in this neighborhood,
last Sunday.
Mrs. R. H. Meyer is spend
ing the week with friends in
the country.
J. w. Connolly made a trip
to Fargo, last Monday, on bust
ness. also taking in the State
Fair.
Joseph Schiller of Great
Bend and two of his sons went
to Fargo, Tuesday morning to
attend the State Fair.
August and Mrs. Sophia
Harms of Bristol, S. d., spent a
few days with their brother,
VIM. Harms, of this place.
The dance at J. Matyak's
last Sunday evening was we'll
attended and everyone seemed
to enjoy themselves extremely.
Peter Schmitt took the Sun.
day evening train TO Lone
Rock, Wis.,, to attend the
funeral of one of his cousins.
A. Stern and Mr. Munsen
were out from Wahpeton, last
Monday, looking over the crops.
The crop ON Mr.. Stern's place
was badly damaged by hail
last Friday. A strip about a
mile wide and seven miles long
was almost completely ruined.
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INDEPENDENTS,

The Wahpeton Independent
Ball Team composed of forge.
son, Oslund, Hanson, Holman,
Donavon, r. Giles, Hine, Voves
and E. Giles, with a good sized
bunch of rooters went down to
Battle Lake, Mimi, last Sun.
day and bucked up against a
hot bunch gathered from Vim
ing, Clitherall, Fergus and
Battle Lake. But with Oslund
in the box and Torgeson be-
hind the slab, they handed the
lake boys such hot stuff that
they began to fry when they
even looked at the ball, Oslund
striking out thirteen men.
The score stood 2 to 1 in
favor of Wahpeton, until the
9th inning, when lake boys
crossed the slab once and Wah-
peton twice, making the score
+ to 2 in Wahpeton's favor.
The boys did some mighty
fast playing, but for the lack
of practice there were few
errors made, or they would
have shut the lake boys out.
Batteries, Whiting and Han
son for Battle Lake.
Oslund and Torgeson for
Wahpeton.
The boys expect to 60 to the
lake Sunday, Aug. 2, for
another game.
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FINE BALL TOSSING,


Two of the best games of bal
ever pulled off in these parts
was played on Island Park
Diamond, Tuesday and Wed,
nesday of this week between
the Island Park Team of-Wah
peton and Breckenridge and
the Alexandria Team.
The Alexanders have a fine
lineup and every mothers
son of them plays ball all the
time and have record of win
ming this season )9 out of %
games. But they have none
the best of our own team, who
plays ball all the time and can
clean up any ball team in North
Dakota, with the recent
strengthing of our team add
much to the quality of playin 6
and in the match between
these two strong aggregations
there is something doing all
the time.
The game Tuesday was the
longest and most stubbornly
fought game ever pulled off at
the park, taking eighteen
innings to decide the game.
Tuesday Game.
Ins 2 34567s 0 10 II l2 IS ID Is 1G II IS r
IPOO01O0OOO % 90 % Q OF
ak 100000 o 0 0 0 0 u 8
Battris Dretsch and Leach
for Alexandra and Lang and
lsaacs for Island park, strike
out by Lang 9, Dretschh IS. got
10 hits off Dretsch, off LANCE
Wednesday Game.
ms. 1924 Sc Z 8 8 10 r
Island P 1000 OOOO1 8
Alex. 1000 600 O 2
Battries: Finnegan and Is
aac-McGarry and Leach.
Tuesdays game was one of
the most clean cut games ever
played in the northwest, and
the clip set by both teams was
so fast that the rooters was put
clear out of business, every
thing went in such whirl that
the rooters was afraid to root
for fear they might root for
the wrong fellow.
Another good game promised
for this afternoon.
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DUB APPRECIATION.

We wish to extend our thanks
and appreciation to the many
friends and neighbors who so
generously extended their aid
and sympathy in the late ILL
ness and death of our beloved
mother, Mrs. Anna Formaneck.
MRS. ScHILr.
JOHN FoRMANECK,
JOSEPH FoRMANECK,
FRANK FoRMANEcK,
MRS. ALBERT CHEZICK,
WENCsE FoRMANEcK,
Mrs. ]. CHEzIcK,
DIR. FRED FoRMANECk,
Mrs. J. NORRIS,
Mrs. THEo. JURGENs.
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No Benefit.

A well known actor, lying on his
deathbcd, according to the physi-
clans, was approached by q brother
Thespiau, who said: "Blank, old
man, you are long for this world
yet: We are going to get up a bene-
TT The dying man Of tragedy
lifted himself up by his left elbow
and, shaking his long index finger
Of the right hand in tho visitors
face, Kissed: Benefit! Benefit
Benefit Oh, Shakespeare! Now
indeed do / know that death Is ct
hand. Ny time is come. A bene-
It! Goodby, old boy. See that /
an decently buried. But no bsns-
atf-Nsw York Proa
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks for the kind sym.
pathy and floral offerings OF
the lodges and many friends,
in our late bereavement.
MRS. Rosa STUL1
AND CHILDREN.
Breckenridge, MINI.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-23

E. L. Rork, our old democrat
&c friend, living on south 3rd
street, knowing that the Times
man needed some good "eaten"
plucked from his fine garden
some fine reddishes, potatoes
and lettuce and brought them
to this "digins" which wac
much relished by the Times
people. =
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-23
CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTEST.

The question now days asked
by the young people of the
cities is, "Who will be Queen
of the Carnival?" In order to
have a popular young lady for
Queen of the Carnival, the
management of the Parker
Shows is offering as a special
inducement a genuine diamond
ring or a lady's sol,d gold
watch to the lady receiving the
largest number of votes for
Queen of the Carnival. Be.
sides having the honor of being
the most popular lady of the
twin cities, the lady will re-
ceive choice of two handsome
presents. They are now on
display in Veilleux Bros.
Jewelry Store window. Vot-
ing boxes are at all Drug
Stores and at Wagner's Con.
dictionary Store. Votes are
but the small sum of one cent
each. The contest will close
on Wednesday night, Aug. 9Th,
at 8 o'clock. All voting boxes
will be taken to one voting
place at 8 o'clock and from 8 to
9 o'clock it will be a silent vote.
Votes are counted each
morning at 9 a. m. and stand
ing of candidates posted on
Bulletin boards, at each voting
place. Vote for whom you
please and as often as you
wish. The Growing of the
Queen will take place on Fri
day evening of the Carnival.
CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTEST VorE
Edith Smith, Breckenridge. %.
.........................2O S
Nora Weling...............2 O1
Hattie Wagner.............l7
Lillian Bronson, Breckenridge
100000. ............l zS
Alvina Eckes. "a
o,,ro W.ohIokooI a.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-23

Old papers. 1Octs., a hundred.
Automobile for sale in first
class order. 6. w. Horton 7th
street. If
The only complete set of
iegaltblanks in Richland Co. 10
at the Times Office.
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LOCALN NEWS.

Old papers, 10cts., a hundred.
For paints, oils and white
leads. call on John Rischard. If
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. E. Fierce
were Wahpeton visitors, Satur-
day.
For first class watch ard
clock repairing go to Albert
Schriber.
Don't forget the dates of the
Fair; Sept 22.23.24 and %, four
big days.
A great many of our citizens
attended the State Fair at
Fargo, this week.
Drank and Emmley Keiser
of White Rock, are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Math
Braun.
Rev. Baumhoefener of Young
America, Mimi, is guest at
the home of Paul Meyer and
family.
H. c. Rieke, Nick Fox and J.
N. Gillenbach were Lidger-
wood passengers, Tuesday
evening.
The wood around the lakes
in Minnesota are full of Wah-
peton people, and it's a dandy
place to be these hot day.
Mrs. E. Fredeen and chill
dren left this morning for
Fargo aud Hauley, N. D., for a
two weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Martin Fultonhour, who has
been a guest at the. home of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul Meyer, re-
turned to his home at Hamberg,
Mimi, the first of the week.
w. C. Mckay, agent at the
N. p, left Wednesday on a
visit to Buffalo, New York,
where he has a sister, whose
hu sband recently died.
Mrs. N. Muchvitch and chill
dren left over the G. N. this
morning for two weeks visit
with friends and relatives at
St. Cloud and other points in
Minnesota.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are safe, sure, little pills with
a reputation. They are the
best pills made. Be sure to
get Early Risers. We sell and
recommend them. All drug
gists.
Marshall Healy OF Hankin-
son, brought up four men,
Wednesday and landed them
in the county Jail for breaking
into a 500 train and stealing
500 cigars and some chewing
tobacco.
Frank Ambeaum, who work
ed at the Noves cigar factory
last year, and later established
cigar factory at Breckenridge,
has closed out his business
and left the first of the week
for Kankakee, Illinois, where
he will attend school.
Elonzo Rice of Spokane,
WASH, and an old timer of
these parts, was in the city
this week visiting friends and
relatives. Mr.. Rice was on his
way home from a business trip
to St. Louis and Chicago.
Mrs. E. B. Hartwell, his aunt,
accom- panic d him home.
Wednesday.
The Fargo Fair will have on
its grounds today rare speci-
man, in the way of our night
Patrolman, John Donavon, a
genuine Irishman. The editor
of this great family sheet
would have went but it would
not do to get too many Irish in
Fargo at once. John is All old
timer in these parts and can
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If 7-1O
Services will be held at the
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning and evening.
For fire insurance, see F. B.
Schneider. 5 OF the best old
line companies represented.
If 40
Miss Mabel Swank of Anoka,
Mimi, is in the city, guest of
her brothers, D. D. and o. O.
Swank.
Henry Roberts, of Sank
Center was guest at the home
of Barney yelling and family,
a part of this week.
Miss Anna Chezick of St.
Paul is here for a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Chezick.
Miss Vena Chezick, who has
been visiting in Portal,
Canada and st. Paul, returned
a week ago Wednesday.
Farmers should prepare their
fine stock for Richland
County's Great Fair, which
will be held Sept. 22,23-24 and
%.
Lost-A pair of gold eye
glasses with case marked L.
N. Lee, Ada, MINI. Finder
please leave at this office and
receive reward. 2w*
For SALE-Some fine pedi-
greed Pointer pups, of the best
breeding in the United States,
also a pure Llewellyn Setter
dog, Joseph Simard, Wahpeton
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bernier
arrived week ago to attend
the funeral of their Grandma,
Mrs. Formaneck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernier will remain here
until about Sept. LIST, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chezick.
Drain Commissioner Hagle,
of the vicinity of Walcott, was
in the city the first of the week,
and report that the crops in
his neighborhood are IN bad
condition, and if they don't get
rain in few days they won't
have more than a half crop.
Minnie and Helen Fricke,
who have been visiting their
brother, w. L. Fricke and
family, of this city, the past
two weeks, returned to their
home in Wisconsin, the first of
the week. .
Bring your waist, collars,
cuffs. stand covers, doilies, etc,
to be embroidered. Lessons
given to children and adults
in cut work, eyelet, shadow
wallachian, silk and Hedebo
or Danish embroidery at No.
200, South Second Street. In
quire for Mrs. Larsen. 6-173
Dew;tts' Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve is good for little
cuts or big cuts, small scratches
or bruises or big ones. 1t is
healing, cooling and soothing.
There is just one original and
many substitutes. Be sure
you get the original DeWitt's
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
We sell and recommend it.
All Druggists.
Piles are easily and quickly
checked with DIR. S h oop' 81
Magic Ointment. To prove it
l will mail you a small trial
box as convincing test. Sim
ply address DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. l surely would not send it
free unless I was certain that
DR.. Shops Magic Ointment
would stand the test. Remem
Der it is made expressly and
alone for swollen, pal n f U l
bleeding or itching piles, either
external or internal. Large jars
SOC. Sold by all dealers.
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Order your township blanks
from the Times Office.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21

,-For saiesa nearly now cereal and feed
mill with lunn ber and fuel business in
conn nection. Steam power, good town,
good business. Good reasonsfor selling
Now is your chance. Address, R. G.,
Box :262, Hendricks, Mimi. i*.
90 We are getting out some elegant
wedding stationery We have the lat
est and best.g Orders by zmaii given
careful attention. Write names very
plainly. r.. ,'', ~. -
~ Call at Dalager's and get his spec
ial bargains for the next few days.
For sale, Shropshire buck lambs
ewphone. Lee Lewis, six miles east
of AUSTIN 7-3
Ed. Schiewek has moved his tail
oring shop from over Murphy's store
to the rooms over J. Fitzthum's shop
on Bridge street. He invites all old
customers as we'll as new ones to come
and see him. He carries a splendid
line of woolens and worsteds and is up
to date in style and right in prices. 3m
For Sale,, residence property on
Main street. Come and look it over
If G. Ii. COATS.
For sale or trade-A complete &c
horse power threshing outfit. South
ern Minnesota Land Co. - If .
l. TO let, grass to cut for hay, 25 or 81
tons. Six miles east of Austin.
A: M1LBRAD.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21
CLUB AT WAL
THAN,

A lively Republican club was or
ganized at Waltham village Wednes-
day evening with 72 members and
the list is growing. Constitution and
bylaws were adopted and the follow
ing officers were elected: Pres, Geo..
H. Boliou; vice presidents, C. c.,
Erickson, A. T. Kezar, Joe Goetsch, :.
Otto Kuckenberker; Sec., j. E. Erick-
son; Treas, Chas. Harrington: Exec.
CON-, Lewis Ehmke, L. S. Chapman,
DR.. Schultz, F. G. Handke.
The club had an enthusiastic
meeting at Palace hall on Friday
evening. The hall was filled and the
speaking was fine. Stirring address,
es were made by C. C. Dinehart,
state treasurer; Julius A. Schmahl,
secretary of state, and Representa-
tive w. A. Nolan Lots of good was
done for Jacobson, Taft and Nolan.
The feeling is strong that it will be
political suicide for any Republican
to vote split ticket and help the op-
position. The Taft-Jacobson club of
Waltham will make a good showing
for the entire ticket on Nov. 3.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21

WHY MAKE MINNESOTA DOUBT
- - Fiji. q. -. - ~. 7.

1s Minnesota is among the doubtful
states in the national. campaign. So
says the New York World.
What do you think of that, you
independent Republicans? A state
that gave Mckinley ~, $50 majority
in 1900 and Roosevelt 161,464 in
1904, to be counted among the
doubtful states. Such misleading
reports have bad influence on the
general election and our Democratic
governor is responsible for these re-
ports. Personally l don't believe in
being a Republican the whole year
and when election comes vote Demo-
cratic. 1t was Grover Cleveland who
said PARTY honesty is party expedi-
ency." To nae it seems that the Re-
publican party and it's platform is
good enough and our interests are
we'll enough preserved to vote the
straight Republican ticket. AL
though our governor poses as non
partisan when among Republicans,
if he should have the naming of a.
United States senator would he name
Republican? Not much. Not any
more so than he would keep an old
Republican soldier in Office He likes
us after we are dead.
A VETERAN.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21
We Will Pay this Week
RECEPTION OF STATES,

There was large company at the
Congregational church Friday even
ing at the reception of states. The
church was prettily decorated in
bunting. Considerable rivalry was
shown between several of the states
to see which could show the largest
delegation. Wisconsin had 28 and
New York Is. Rhode Island had
three, Rev. C. D! Belden, Rev. J. S.
Budlong and little Olive Budlong.
New Hampshire had three, O. w.
Shaw and wife and Mrs. F. E. Daig-
neau. H. E. Shedd took the part of
Uncle Sam and Mrs. J. H. Skinner
the part of Minnesota and she ex-
tended a greeting to the representa-
tives Of each state with great ability
There was a large number
of states represented and each re-
sponded in an original way. Sand
wiches and coffee were served at the
close. ~* :f>~
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21
LIBRARY COURSE.

In the Methodist church Saturday
evening, Oct. "a, at $3.50 o'clock:
the Eight Vassar Girls will open the
fourth annual library course This
company of charming, talented
young ladies will present a concert
of unusual excellence. They play
many different and difficult instru-
ments with exceptional ability and
skill. Admission SOC. "Students 25c.
Tickets on sale at Wold's.
THE VASSAR GIRLS PROGRAM.
Part l.
Selection from Opera Faust. .Gounod
Gave for Sextette of SaxoDhones).
Popular Southern Memories .Zita
for Small Orchestral
Native Songs for Cornet
M. Grace Callahan
Vocal, willamette Del Acoua
Louise Campbell.
Tenor, saxophone
Theme and Variations Robinson
Hazel M. Gary.
Z duldIe ,.
Part II. :
Excerpts for Wood, Wind ...... ,
.......... arr by Victor Herbert
Soprano Saxophone solo
Gia Papillon ............ .Farrar
Martha Hall.
Violin solo
A Legend Bohn
Martha Sandager
Saxophone Choir
Sextette from Lucia ...Donizetti
Finale
Three Scotch songs Tin costume}
Norton
Louise Campbell.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21
Che Uru118rrtpt.
AUSTIN " WEDNESDAY OCT. 81, 1908
"ScHh6g9ERS ScHE6wgE|R!S
YOUR WATCH"

Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Thornton of
Benson spent Sunday with her folks,
J. W. G. Dinsmoor and family.
Mrs. Ida Myatt and daughter spent
Sunday with friends at Lanesbero.
ALFRED 4. johnson and fsmily of
Blooming Prairie spent Sunday with
Arnold Johnsons folks.
Charles Fox's sister from McGregor
came Saturday to visit him end his
folks.
Mrs. A. r. Fuller of Crookston is
visiting her parents, Nix. and Mrs.
COlOs Fenton.
Mrs. John Smith of Chicago
arrived Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
J. M. Sterling.
Mrs. Kate D. johnson came home
Monday from Kasson where she visited
relatives. Her mother and brother
accompanied her. >.'..
Mrs. Milton Kephart, Jr. of Lake
field, MINI. came Monday to visit her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. L. F. Leonard
on Oakland avenue. -.
Ed Kelly of Darlington, N. %.
spent Sunday at the M. Kelly home in
this city.
John Malloy spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Stillman spent
Sunday with their son Marcus In
st. Paul. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Baudler, who
have snant the SIMMER in Germany
soon be home. They will visit in
New York and Madison, Wis., as they
return.
DR.. Walter Decker of Buffalo.
N. Y. dropped in on his uncle L. w.
Decker on Saturday for a surprise visit,
He is prospecting in the west for a 10.
cation,
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21
!. JACOBSON 3, IN MOWER
COUNTY. .

If any one thinks that there is lit
tie Interest taken ineJ. F. jacobson
he should have been with him yes
terday in his hasty tour through the
county ., Everywhere he was greeted
with large: audiences and they list.
ened to him with marked attention
and with: conviction Of the truth
and sincerity Of his statements. At
Lansing about forty voters met him
at the hall, at ,Waltham, there were
about 65, lat Sergeant the band and
L85 voters greeted him and at Dexter
a crowd Of over 800 heard him with
[unabated interest. Last evening he
had an overflow meeting at Grand
Meadow. There IS no doubt. that. he
rs making friends wherever she goes.
He meets every issue squarely and
ABLY and people see that the attempts
is rfdicule him come with very poor
grace rom bis pp1on eht. Jake ,is g
winner. ss..;s. n Il arsss u