The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-19

4SO1d 1AOuUeI VI AluScEWOUO
was in the city last Sunday.
j. A. Dwyer of Hankinson was
attending court here the 18th.
Hans Peterson and sister were
Monday visitors from Walcott.
j. P. Brandt has gone to Hot
Springs, S. d., for medical treat
ment.
Judge Edward Engerud of Far
go was trying case in court here
Tuesday.
That Minstrel show sure are
black and funny. Get your tick
cts. adv.
Julia Manikowske from Moore
ton is visiting at the home of Aug.
Bergman.
w. X. Stebbins of Paramount
and Herman Kemhe of Hankinson
were here Tuesday.
o. A. Allen and wife of Walcott
spent Sunday with the Van Arnam
Ialnlly III TINS city.
o. N. Hattie, banker from Alb
ercrombie. and Attorney Korsvik
are county seat visitors.
M:ss Bertha Hilbrandt came oy-
err from Kindred and spent Sun
day with the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Gereszek of
Geneseo, N. d., were week end visit
ors with the Aug. Bergman family.
G. A. Tuttle, formerly an attor-
ney at Paramount, now of st. Paul.
is attending court here as a wit
ness.
Former deputy Clerk of Court
w. r. Jereszek of Lidgerwood, was
a visitor in the city the latter part
of the week.
Geo. A. Lacy is giving a special
discount during the month of
February on their entire stock
of jewclry. 2-I2-2t
i G. Il. Mitchell, printer Of
Hunter. N. d., has accepted po-
sition i'll the composing room of
The Times office.
Mrs: j. p. Reeder has been quite
i'll the past week and under the
care of a physician. But her con-
diticn is somewhat improved.
i Rumor has it that Hon. A. +.
Bonzer Of Lidgerwood will be the
| Democratic candidate for county
treasurer, at the June primaries.
i Judge Frank P. Allen will ad-
dress the young people of the First
Congregational church next Sun
day evening at $3.50. All are most
CORDIALLY invited.
Have you gotten your tickets for
the Minstrel Show Monday night 2
Well, why don't you? Do you
want to stand up? Get in early, |
there's rush on. adv.
Among the Wahpeton visitors
last Thursday were Mable Andrus
of Wyndmere, w. H. Minor, H. NJ.
Thompson and E. O. Whipple of
Barney and John j. Zentgraf of
Tyler.
i The Misses Ida NIeslow of Wal |
colt, S. Peterson of Colfax, Viola
j. Larson of Paramount and NJ. H. |
Quamme of Dwight attended the
teachers examination here last
week.
The s. S. S. basket ball team
defeated the Glendale team Tues
day night by score of Is to 16.
The result of the previous games
Of the past week will be found in
the S. S. s. notes.
Flynn & Howard in bit of in
teresting comedy, singing and talk.
ing, and Marie LeClaire, the sing
ing girl, and the Girl and the Tig-
er, 3-reel film picture at the Zen
it'll theatre tonight and Thursday.
adv.
| Charley Eckmeis, who lived with
his parents Z or s miles northwest
Iof Mooreton, died}ast week of ty-
phoid fever, at the age of Is years
and / month. His funeral took
place from the Antelope church OH
Friday. |
Mrs. G. E. Moody, with the as
sistance Of about fifteen of her
friends, celebrated her birthday on
Monday evening. She was pre-
scented with some elegant table lin
Ell as reminder of the occasion.
The Malcomnis, sensational Jug
glers, formerly with Barnum &