The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-07-23
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Barley harvest is on in some To-

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Work on the new bank building
is progressing.
No more Science School notes
now until fall.
Mrs. Folsom Dow was a State
Fair visitor yesterday.
Prof. Hubert Warren went to
Herman, Minn., yesterday.
Miss Grace Roger has gone to
her home at Grand Forks.
Mrs. Anna Braun and family
left yesterday for the lakes.
Great Bend was largely repre-
scented at the circus Monday.
J. A. Rickert made a business
trip to Lidgerwood. Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Nietert has gone to
York state for an extended visit.
T. A. Quilitz of Walcott is Wis
ltlng at the Van Arnam home on
Nels Oslund is fishing at the
lakes. Wait till he gets back for
fish stories.
P: G: Bowman and daughter
Nellie have returned from their
Wisconsin visit.
DR.: +. H. Farmer is attending
the Veterinarian meeting at Far
90 this week.
John Kelly transacted business
in the twin cities the fore part
nj the week.
There will be a Catholic picnic
at Kent next Sunday. to which ev-
erybody is invited.
Miss Hattie Stokes was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her
sister i'm Benson. Mimi.
Rev. FIR. Ridder is visiting a
brother i'm New York City. who is
said to be very i'll.
Nature gave the lawns a badly
needed sprinkling Tuesday even
lng-yes, and the streets. too.
O. \. and Mrs. Leach and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Zillgilt were among
the visitors at the State Fair
Tuesday.
The Wahpeton hospital has
been more than ordinarily busy
during the past few weeks. At
present. all available rooms are
occupied.
c. p. Bertelson, the Butterfly
dairyman, had a runaway Tuesday
evening, and that accounts for his
failure to deliver milk to his GUS
toners that night.
Eiler's big minstrel shows fail
ed to reach Breckenridge Tues
day in time to fill it's engagement
there. owing to a delay and dis
connection of trains.
The G. N. water tank near He'll
mans brewery east of the river
burst Tuesday night and the COM
Dany is now using city water UNI
Til new tank can be erected.
Contractor Schiller is here from
California and will begin the con-
structlon of the new government
postotfice Just as soon as the
samples of materials to be used
are approved.
John Ringstead. the depot az
ent for the n. p. at Minor, was in
this city Saturday night on his
way to Battle Lake to spend Sum-
day. He was accompanied by two
other friends of the same place.
Matt kraker has returned from
Rochester. Mimi, and is able to
be out car riding again. His many
friends are pleased to see him
back home and getting along SO
nicely since his recent operation.
A small blaze started in a box
near the Wonder Store called the
fire department out Tuesday ev-
enlng at the commencement of the
big storm. but the fire was out be-
fore their arrival. Damage nil.
Mr.. Harold Movius of Lidger-
wood and Miss Louisa White,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
White of Valley City, were mar
ried last week by Rev. E. f. Mo-
vius, the groom's uncle. After
their wedding tour the newly weds
will go to the groom's ranch at
Emory, Mont. to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. NJ. Beers, faith
er and mother of Mrs. w. A.
F"".> sworth, and her sister. Mrs.
H. M. Taylor, all of N. Yakima,
Wash. spent a part of last week
at the Farnsworth home on Sixth
St.. and departed on Friday for
River Falls. Wis.,. to visit with
other relatives. They are expected
to return in few days for a more
extended visit.
A. Hodel & Son, doing business
in Plumbing. Heating and Furn-
ace work. have received the con-
t"nct to put in Plumbing and
Heating at the New Grant Hotel
in Campbell, Minn., also the
plumbing and heating contract for
John HOlia's in Brushvale and P.
AndersOn'S new residence in
Dwight.-Adv.
AS the harvest season approa-
ches the state is being invaded by
a horde of strangers. some Of
whom are honest and want work,
while others are mere idlers and
hope to thrive from petty thieving
and hOlp-ups. 1t is therefore
wise to see that the doors and
windows of your homes are Sc
curely fastened at night. An ounce
of caution may save you dollars
of loss.
F. B. Mckenzie of Gwinner was