The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-06-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

nounced that the 2 cent rate or
the g. N. and N. p. in MINES ota
will go into effect July 10th
Mr.. Jacobs is visiting his fam
lily at the Fligelman home for a
few days. He is on trip that
takes him to the western part OF
the country.
THE Little Minister" a story
portraing Scottish life and fuH of
heart interest, will be shown at
the Braun theatre Monday and
Tuesday, June 80 and July /.
Many from Wahpeton attend
ed the Old Settlers meeting in
Walcott last week, and the rough
roads prevented many auto loads
from going from here.
Andrew Peterson and Miss Car.
RE Kjelland, both of Walcott,
were united in marriage by Judge
VanArnam, at the county court
rooms Monday morning.
VIM. Schutt and wife autoed
over from Hankinson Wednesday
He got stuck in the mud with the
car and had to have the assis-
lance of a team to pull him out.
Amund Fatland was brought
down from Walcott last week
charged with assault with a dead
ly weapon. He gave bonds for
his appearance in district court.
THE Little Minister" a beau
tiful story portrayed by the Vi
tagraph Co. will be shown at the
Braun theatre Monday and Tues
day, June 80 and July 1.
Mrs. c. B. Kidder is enjoying a
visit from Mrs. Wallace. Mrs.
Wallace will be remembered as
Miss Allensworth who taught in
the high school a few year sage.
Miss Tilda Aust, who has been
visiting in the city for several
weeks, left Monday night for Far
go and Winnipeg where she will
visit before returning to her own
home in Minneapolis. -
L. B. Simmer has been doing
considerable cement work around
town. He put in a walk in front
of Alderman Hodel's residence.
also the walk en- the west side of
the Hintgen property.
John Holt was brought down
from Walcott last Saturday night
|by Sheriff Budack charged with
assault. John had taken little
too much fire water and started
in to clean up the town. IL
Barn for sale cheap, % by SO
feet, room for six ton of hay up
stairs. Must sell within thirty
days or tear down. Address p.
o. Box 403 or N. w. Phone 1t6J,
Wahpeton, N. D. Adv. ct.
= Sheriff Budack went to Lidger-
wood few days ago with thirty
six subpoenas for witnesses in
the H. Burke case that came Up
for trial Friday. He succeeded in
serving thirty-two of them.
Sunday morning service at the
1mmanules German Evangelical
Lutheran church next Sunday at
10000. English service in the
evening at 500. Everybody invi-
ted. Church at corner of Fifth
street and Pembina avenue.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Roy c. Umbreit and Miss
Olga B. Abraham of Hankinson;
Bonnie Lieum and Manda Flaa of
Christine, and Gustav o. Fossum
of Walcott and Bordlie Flaa of
Christine.
L. vachon and family have
moved onto the farm which they
recently purchased near Perham,
Mimi. The. yachon family are
among the oldest residents of
Wahpeton and will be missed by
a large circle of friends.
The little daughter Of III j.
Mitchell was knocked down and
run over by an automobile Fri
day night in front of swank's
grocery store. She was not very
seriously injured. No blame was
attached to the driver Of the car.
The baseball game btweeen the
Leach & Gamble and Globe-Ga-
zette forces which was scheduled
for Tuesday evening was post
poned until Saturday afternoon,
July S, on account Of rain. Four
innings were played on Tuesday
evening. a@.a- Il
The Northern Light Electric
Co. is running a. line of poles
in the alleys on each side OF
Dakota avenue. They are pre-
pairing to take all poles off Of the
main street which will make a
material = improvement in the
business.section Of the city.