The Wahpeton times., 1914-09-03
Judge Dow is ill at his home on

The Rev. Mr.. Sewrey is expect
ed home this week.
The county commissioners have
been in session this week.
Sheriff Budack made a business
trip to Hankinson yesterday.
Fred Stohrer is moving into the
Cameron house on Sixth St.
Mrs. M. d. Keeney is visiting
with relatives in Minneapolis.
y Mrss I1galfs-df Eugene, Oreg gnn,s
is a guest of Mrs. H. H. Onstad.
Arthur christensen of Fergus
Falls is visiting friends here.
Sheriff Budack made an official
trip to Christine, last Thursday.
Attorney G. H. Korsvik of Alb
crcrombie was in town yesterday.
The public schools of the city
will reopen next Tuesday, Sept.
| 9Th.
j. B. Glasgow is moving his
family from Fargo to Jamestown,
this state.
John Anderson of Ibsen twp,
was business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs J. A. Colehous and daugh-
ters of Fargo spent Friday with
Miss Avis Sleeper.
Martin Saboe of Seattle, Orc
gon, is visiting with his sister,
Mrs. H. H. Onstad.
Wallace Morden of Comstock,
n. D., visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Bassett.
Miss Margaret Glasgow, of Far
go spent the week and with
friends in this city.
Frequent light rains interfered
seriously with the threshing OPP
erations the past week.
Mrs. C. H. Ebel and Mrs. Emil
Wahl of Lidgerwood spent the
fore part of the week here.
C. A. Peterson, the new Paper
Supply Co.'s salesman Of Minne-
apolis, was in the city Tuesday.
Charley Bailey of Spaulding
Springs, Mo-. spent Sunday here
with his uncle, Mr.. j. M. Bailey.
Miss Inex Irvine of Lidgerwood
; visited at the Beatty and Thorn
ton homes in this city over Sun
day.
| The Times telephone number
is 1919. Phone us the news when
anything happens in your neigh
borhood.
The Ladies' Aid of the German
Lutheran church of Hankinson
meets here today with Mrs. Frank
Budack.
Harry Mclaughlin of Grand
Forks came up from the lakes
Monday evening, and is visiting
with friends here.
Miss Lois Stanley of Henning,
Minn., was the guest for the past
T two weeks of her friend, Miss
Margaret Crooks.
George Fischer has demonstra-
ted his popularity as usher for the
many young ladies visiting the
courthouse this week.
After spending the summer
with her parents here, Mrs. HUI
!; bert Warren has returned to hel
home in Breckenridge.
George Trinka and Miss Doro-
thy Wodrich. both of Lidgerwooo
were married here Tuesday b!
Judge Geo. Van Arnam.
The $1,000 check for Mrs. Leh-
, ma in payment Of her husband 5
? life insurance policy with the For
, esters, has already been received
, Frank Connolly is reported to
: he rapidly improving at Stevens
Point, Wis.,, where he went some
time ago for the benefit of his
/ health.
Company l arrived home froil
;heir annual encampment az
Sparta. Wis, Tuesday mornins
tired and sleepy. but more pa
triotic than ever.
Mrs. A. Schrader and children
departed last Saturday evening
for their home at Minot, following
a months visit with relatives in
Wahpeton and vicinity.
DR.. and Mrs. Bessie de-
parted Monday evening for their
!: home in New York City, following
an extendedvisitw with the Dr. sis
ter. Mrs. L. Fligelman, and FAM
lily.
The school census of the coun-
ty has been completed and figures
at the County superintendent 5
office show total of 6,671 school
children in the county. The num-
Der last year was 6,582.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to Robt. A. Berg and Miss
Bertha Muehler, both of Hankin-
SON. and to Mr.. George E. Mel
son and Miss Ida L. Voeltz, also
of Hankinson.
L. B. Brown of Fargo is fitting
up the tailoring shop formerly
OCCUPIED by L. J. Mitchell with an
up -to-date equipment and is op.
ening up for business this week.
Read his ad. in today's Times.
Following an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. II. Can
ham, Mrs. Cusick departs today
Tor her home at Lieth, N. D., stop
ping of at jamestown for a visit
with her son and another daugh-