The Wahpeton times., 1913-01-23
LOO.ALNEWS NOTES

Miss Helen Eckes, sister 81! the
deputy county superintendent
died at q st. Paul hospital last
Thursday night. The funeral was
held from the, st. Boniface church
Iat Ligerwood last Sunday.
IN Katherine Moore. and. sAancing
Brownie ina 1ld Ia and TIE
Porter" at Bfauf's Theatre Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, Janu-
|ary 23-24-25. Adv.
A good barber chair complete
for sale at the Second Hand Fur
niture store. Adv.
Martin Peterson, with his two
little sons, Reuben and Clifford,
left for the twin cities last Fri
day evening where Mr.. Peterson
will renew old acquaintance and
spend week or two under the
parental roof.
.Shakespeare's "As You Like It"
in three reels presented by the
vitagraph Company, with Rose
Coghlan as Roselind. At Braun's
Theatre Friday and Saturday,
January 81 and 25. Adv.
Furnished rooms for rent in a
modern building. Call at The
Times office. Adv.
Last Friday there was a call
from Hankinson for Coroner
Ness. Herman Milbrandt, bach
ellor farmer, had hung himself
'on his farm a couple Of miles
south of Hankinson. He left q
note saying he had received a
wire to hang himself.
Irwin L. streeter & Co. have
several desirable residence prop.
critics for sale. If you are con-
templating the purchase Of a
home, call at their Office over the
Peoples Stat eBank. Adv.
Mrs. Purdon and children are
very thankful for the many kind
ly acts that assisted in aliviating
the >sufferings of the beloved
husband and father; for the
many expressions of sympathy in
their hour of sorrow, and for the
many beautiful floral offerings. \
The senate confirmed Governor
Burke's tax commission Monday
wafternoon. This is a good board
and its confirmation meets the
approval of everyone. The board
is composed of Prof. Birdsell of
the state university, F. E. Pack
Aard of Bismarck and Attorney
Geo. E. Wallace Of Wahpeton.
The Vitagraph Company pre-
|sents Shakespeare's "As You Like
It" in three reels, with, Rose Cogh
Ian as Rosalind, and Maurice Cos
tello the most popular photo
player, as Orlando. rAt Braun's
Theatre Friday and Saturday, Jan
"a and 25. Adv.
Mesdames Seifert, Krumm,
Schmidt, Richter, Reddig, Klien,
Kinder, Braun, Hess and Nc
Cusker had charge Of the card
party given by the st. Johns ladies
aid at Forester hall Wednesday
evening of this week: Last weeks
party was attended by a very large
crowd, The ladies sincerely
thank the Kramer Bros. Of Red
wood Falls for the excellent mus
ic they furnished. Next We'd
nesday, January 20, will be the
last party until after Easter.
Katherine Moore and Dancing
Brownie in "The Lady and the
Porter" at Braun's Theatre Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Albert Weis, the representative
from Richland is q new man, but
has already been signally honored
by Speaker Frame. being one Of
the three members Of the COM
mittee on. "the second piece of
pie" This committee will look
after all the jobs that should be
filled and where the force is not
sufficient. Mr.. Weis is showing
political ability of 2 high order
early in the game and will do
great deal for the Science school.
Bismarck Tribune.
DR.. Fitzgerald has moved his
Office to the rooms formerly occu-
pied by the Booster club over
Hausken's store. Adv.
Mayor Eberly attended a tax
meeting and q municipal league
meeting in Grand Forks last
week. Papers were read at the
tax meeting prepared by members
Of the state tax commission, mucm
discussion was done concerning
the uniformity Of assessing prop
erty. The municipal league is
made a ynormanonf nr0o nizofin