The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-08-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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), Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, /"
writes NJ. E. Gebbhardt, Oriole, Pa.
There is nothing better. For sale
| by all dealers.
w. j. Koppelman, democratic
candidate for county auditor and
Theo. Bohn of Great Bend were
in the city Wednesday.
All parties having raincoats in
their possession belonging to the
fire department or fire companies
are requested to turn same over
to the chief before Sept. list, 1912.
A. E. McMichael, Chief.
A number Of Wahpeton people
attended the ball game at Colfax
last Sunday. Abercrombie won
from Colfax by score of Z to g..
1 Geo. Max, Mart Voves and W..
Oliver played with Abercrombie.
! New fall styles Of shoes have
arrived at Schanhaar's Shoe Store
in Breckenridge.
The Democratic Central Com
mite and county candidates had
a meeting in Wahpeton last Sat-
urday. The candidates have all
received considerable encourage
ment and are preparing. to make
a cleancut campaign.
A couple Of dozen young ladies
will give Dutch lunch on the
Cameron porch next Friday az
ternoon. Some of the young lad
les will soon leave to attend school
and others to teach and this may
be the last opportunity to be to-
gether for some time.
Material is being put on the
ground for the construction of
the new mill. The building will
will be about the same size of the
burned building and on the same
ground. The new building will be
built as rapidly as men and ma
terial can be secured to do it.
John Schanhaar left the first
of the week for New Rockford, N.
D., where he will engage in the
shoe business. John is one of the
best shoemen in the country and
has a long experience to aid in
bringing him success at the new
Great Northern division point
Telegram. 4
A heating plant worth some
where. around 10000 will be Civ
en- away at a premium for the best
exhibit Of corn from any one
school in the state at the State
Industrial Exposition at Bismarck
which will occur the week after
the Richland County fair closes.
Such a plant is intended for use
in one-Poom country schools.
+. R. Barnes.
Superintendent Sweet Of the
public schools reached Wahpeton
last Tuesday morning and began
at once looking up matters con-
nected with the school work for
the coming year. We believe he
has an excellent corps of techers
to assist him. The eighth grade
will be kept in the grade building
under Prof. Burwell. Miss Davis
and Miss Henry are the onlymem-
bers of the last year faculty that
will be teachers in the high school
this year.
The Benedictine Sisters of st.
Johns school have reopened their
music class. An opportunity will
be given to learn the piano and all
string instruments. A class of
theory, musical history and har-
mony will be conducted one even
ing of the week at a very low price
and any boys or girls who wish to
join the orchestra should apply
before October first, as we wish
to begin our regular practice at
that time.
The Board of Education of
Breckenridge met Thursday even
ing and let the contract to erect
the new southside school house to
E. Schiller at $4,000. Other bids
were as follows: Christianson,
$4,000; Redlinger, s9,545, and
johnson & Co., Fargo, $4,000.
These figures do not include
plumbing and heating. The en-
tire property when completed will
cost the districtaa little over s12,-
600. The building is to be ready
for occupancy January list.
Judge Allen held a special term
of court in this city on the 14th