The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-31
LOCAL NEWS s.; NOTES

begin a series of sermons to the
young people on the Life Of
Daniel" Students fro mthe To-
cal schools are most cordially
invited.
One Of our young candidates
for county Office wrote number
Of letters which he mailed to the
citizens Of the county, asking
their support. BY mistake, one
Of these letters was mailed to a
young lady. Her reply was: mo !
sir, I will not support any man,
makes no difference how good
he is. 1 am looking for some
man to support me-"
The dinner and supper given
by st. Johns ladies aid last week
proved success. The net pro-
ceeds were $329.4O. Following
are the names of those who won
articles: Mrs. o. Hanson, E. Hup
peler, Mrs. Zeyker, Email Pear
son, F. A. Burton, o. N. Hansen,
MRS. H. Wyvell, Rev. A. Bidder,
Mrs. A. GILES, Mrs. Christensen,
Fannie Stanley, and Mrs. Joe
Dietz.
Mr.. Erwin GILES has bought
the interest of }Mr. Sheppard in
the business Of Sheppard & Hatch
and hereafter it will be conduc-
ted under the name of Gilles&
Hatch. Mr.. GILES, the new mem
Der of the firm was born and he
grew to manhood in Wahpeton.
He is energetic and trustwor-
thy. This firm has the entire
confidence of our people and we
know they will do a successful
business.
A beautiful place adjoining
Wahpeton, a good seven room
house with full basement, barn
for ~ head of stock, grainary,
Igood we'll, fine grove, all kinds of
schrubbery, with rs acres of A.
No. 1 soil, just the place for a
retired farmer with children who
want to use our higher schools.
Will sell at bargain, and will
make real good terms. Joseph
Zitzelsberger, owner, 1904 Third
1street. Adv.
Judge VanArnam was in town
4 Wednesday, not to get acquain-
ted, but to meet his friends. He
| is we'll known here. Everybody
says he is 'purty" good fellow
and the best county judge that
ever filled the office. When such
words of praise are said by our
best citizens, Republicans ana
Democrats alike, it looks as tho
the old judge is going to be we'll
remembered in Paramount, we'll
H. why shouldn't he ?-Fairr cunt
News.
For four years George Van
Arnam has served the people of
hRichland county in the capacity
of county judge and he has done
it so efficiently and with such sat
isfaction that we are certain he
will be elected again this fall
with an overwhelming majority
for if he has as many friends
and is as popular all over the
county as he is in Abercrombie
and vicinity it will be needless to
have more than one name on
the ticket for county judge
Abercrombie Messenger.
| w. R. Purdon and wife are
at Rochester this week where a
minor operation is to be per-
formed upon Mr.. Purdon. He
has been gaining strength for
some time and it is hoped by
his many friends that he will re-
cover his former rugged health.
The N. P. club met with Pres.
and Mrs. Smith last Monday eve
ming. This was the first meet
ling Of the season and about the
tenth season it has been in ex-
|istence. A delicious dinner was
nicely served at seven o'clock,
after which q few delightful
hours were spent at $780," The
next meeting will be on Monday,
NOV. nth, at the Cameron home.
The present members are Mes
danes Cameron, Carrier, Harris,
Hull, Jameson, Myhra, Patter-
son, Purcell, Purdon. Smith and
their husbands. :.
BILLS going to sue the COM
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