The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-22
For Farm Loans-see F. B.
schneider at Masonic temple
building. Rates the lowest. Ell

For Farm Loans-see F. b.
Schneller at Masonic temple
building. Rates the lowest. eli
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DR.. Moulton departed for the
Cities Monday night, following a
visit with his brother, Steve Moul-
ton. south of town.
Married at the Bethany church
Oct. 14th by Rev. w. B. Dahl, Mr..
Friedrich A. Hermandslie and Miss
INCA Rustvang. both of AbercrOm-
bic Township. Richland CO.
The Misses Marsh and Dingle.
Paramount teachers from Argyle.
MIMI. spent Sunday with Mrs. IL.
Lundduist in this city.
c. c. and Mrs. Moffet of Barney
nave returned from their extended
visit in Ohio and other eastern
points. They had been absent
since early in August.
Mrs. Fred E. Smith entertained
at lunch last Thursday Mrs. W. d.
Clark of Tower City. She is the
wife of one of the trustees of the
State School of Science.
The fine new Stern block is
about completed. and the new
fixtures are now being installed.
It is without doubt the finest and
best located block in the city.
w. A. Farnsworth has his new
house on Wisconsin ave. almost
finished, and it will soon be ready
for occupancy by it's tenants. Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Hill. 1t is now
one of the roomiest and most con-
venient cottages in the city.
1nsurance-For fire. windstorm
and tornado insurance. see F. B..
schneider. Masonic temple build
ing. He represents six of the best
companies. Rates the lowest. CIT
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Work is progressing slowly but
surely on the new U. S. postOffice
building. The work of making the
basement absolutely water proof
is a tedious Job. but Uncle Sam
insists that everything be done in
the best possible wav and this
takes lots of time.
Not a single chance was made
in M E. pastors in this county by
C.Ao OoAaOAO iOC C!llS year. w Ill. ~.
Sage returns to Fairmount. J. N.
Loach to Lidgerwood. Elmer Du-
den to WahpetOn. and A. E. Mad
dox to Wyndmere and Barney.
The Conference next year will be
held at Fargo.
Although nearly rs years of age
Rev. Edward A. Mirick breaches
with all the vigor of young man,
and is still a very interesting
speaker. His sermons at the M. E.
church last Sunday morning and
evening were excellent.
BY virtue of his office of secre-
tary Of state Hon. VIM. j. Bryan
is in the closest touch with the
warning nations of Europe of any
man in the United States. It is
worth while to come a long dis
lance to see and hear this great
man who has Just negotiated more
than twenty peace pacts with as
many different nations of the
world.
Mrs. Dan R. Jones entertained
at six o'clock dinner last Sat-
urday evening. the guests of hon
or being Mrs. Robert LaFollette of
Wisconsin. and Mrs. barrow of
Fargo. Covers were laid for ten,
the other guests being the Mes
danes Lauder, Olson. Kachelhof-
fer. Bassett. Divet and Jameson
and Miss Fulton. Mrs. Jones is a
delightful hostess and the dinner
was a success in every way.
The coming of Hon. VIM. j.
Bryan to Wahpeton next Monday
morning will be an event of note,
as it is the first time that a man
in his high position has ever Wis
tied our state. And the country
has never had a more distinguish
ed secretary of state than Mr.
Bryan: The hour Of his address is
an early one. but if Mr.. Bryan can
leave his great office at this time
long enough to come so far to
talk to us. we should at least be
willing to rise little early in Or
der to hear so distinguished q
speaker.