The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-05
Great Bend needs q second

rival OI b new DOCTOR.
Have your auction sale posters
printed at The Times Office.
New goods are arriving daily at
Oscar Rinderman'l. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Worner of
Great Bend have a little son.
New goods are arriving daily at
Oscar Rinderman's. adv.
Grant Springer Of Wyndmere
is looking at lands in Canada.
Walcott will have teachers
meeting some time this month.
Harold Cox of Hankinson is a.
round again after a long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Leach are
spending the week in the cities.
Mrs. w. c. Probert is visiting
with her mother in Minneapolis.
The best bargains in shoes can
be found at Oscar Rinderman's.
adv.
The new Catholic church at
Wyndmere has installed a new
bell.
Lidgerwood and other teachers
will hold an institute Saturday of
next week.
Mrs. w. F. Eckes visited last
week with her mother, Mrs. PAIL,
at Lidgerwood.
Company I presents 1.-THE Drum
mer Boy Of the Rappahannock,"
tonight at the Armory. adv.
Major Hendershott and son at
the Armory tonight. Tickets 25
and 35 cents. adv.
The Lidgerwood mill is again
in operation after brief shut
down for roller repairs.
Four young men came down
from Fargo Wednesday evening to
attend the club dance
Grant school No. 4 will hald a
basket social tomorrow, Friday,
evening, for the benefit of the
school.
Caffarelli's orchestra of five
pieces will give dance Friday
evening, Feb. 9th, at Armory hall.
Tickets $500. adv.
Geo. Wright brought carload
Of Wyndmere young men to Wah-
peton one evening last week to
see Bought and Paid For"
The local banks have endorsed
Minneapolis as a suitable location
for a reserve bank and are ex-
pecting it to be so designated.
Anton Kaiser Of White Rock
visited here the past week before
leaving for the western part of the
state to visit with his brother.
]. J. Green of Hankinson went
to the Swedish hospital at Min
neapolis last week to have a
slight growth on the neck remov-
ed.
Miss Vivian Dinney of Grand
Forks has started a dancing class
here. Lessons one week for four
weeks. There were 10 present last
Thursday evening.
Don't forget to attend the dance
Thursday Eve, Feb. 18th, at the
Armory Hall. Snyder's six piece
orchestra. adv.
E. E. Lehman has become sole
owner of the Wyndmere Auto and
Machine Co. Lienan is a hustler
and will undoubtedly make a sue
cess of the business.
Somebody walked, or ran, off
with Editor Sievert's last compos-
ing chair at.Wyndmere, the 9TH
er night, while the editor was
filling his street lamp.
A. B. Dickinson and wife, o.
H. Sprung, w. F. Eckes, H. L.
Moore and w. F. Harrison are in
Minneapolis looking at the latest
in automobiles this week.
The linotype machine in this
Office set over 200, 900 ems of six
and eight point type last month.
If you want linotyping done with
neatness and dispatch order it
from The Times Office.
The township elections this
year will be held March ~. The
new law which provides for one
overseer for a township instead
Of three, is now in effect and he
will be appointed by the board Of
Wyndmere's Commercial Club
wants electric lighting and is try
ing to interest Barney and Moore
ton in the notion Of getting the
Ottertail Power Co.to supply them
all in row from Wahpeton.
Well, why not?
John Donovan, for many years
.