The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-08-27
Norman Smith Of Minot was in
the city Monday and Tuesday.

1A0Cn0AIiuko palO over &4UU f0r
water for its main school building
last year: and there is some kick
Mrs. G. N. Noses and little son
are visiting friends in Madison
'snd Sioux Falls, IS. D., and ROCK
Rapids, Iowa. -, :
President F. E. and Mrs. Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J.. Olson
visited at Camp Corliss Satur-
day night and Sunday. -
James Purdon and family
broke camp at the lakes the fore.
part Of this week and are again
at home in Wahpeton.
Mrs. Ernest Cobb of this CITY
recently had an operation at st.
Francis hospital for gall stones.
and is recovering nicely. :.
Hoyt Yates and Miss vallie
Wright have both returned from
the hospital in Breckenridge, ami
are getting along nicely.
Charley Schultz and his bride
are now at home to their friends
in their new home at the corner
OF Pembina ave. and Ninth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nehring. OF
Minneapolis attended the funeral
of Jacob Lehna Monday and re-
manned over for a few days. visit.
Breckenridge has announced
the dates for its Fair to be Oct.
2 and 3. but the place where. it is
to be held is not decided yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Burnham of
Wheatland. N. D., were guests at
the Orla Wherry home on Sixth
st. several days of the past week.
Dave and Mrs. Purdon depart
ed Monday morning for Eastern
Ontario for an extended visit
with relatives and friends at the
old home.
A. Hodel & Son have returned
from Morton and on Monday they
left for Minor to put in ventila-
ton system for the new school,
house there.
Martin Bosch and Mrs. John
Best have been awarded the con-
tract for hauling the out-of-town
school children to the Lidgerwood
ScnOOl this year.
Onstad & Schmitt's new UNDER
taker from Kenyon, Mimi, is eX-
pected this week and his family
Will follow as soon as house can
be obtained to reside in.
Mrs. w. J. Robinson entertain
ed the ladies of the Eastern Star
at her home of Seventh ST., at a
parcel shower last Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Rose Cairn-
cross.
A large new barn belonging to
Charley Stoltenow, of near Great
Bend. was demolished last Satur-
day afternoon in windstorm
Several smaller buildings were
overturned also.
The courthouse lawn is thor
oughly. covered with pigeon grass
instead of lawn grass and Janitor
Fischer has his hands full trying
to keep the pesky pigeon grass
from going to seed.
Matt Kraker and wife, together
with their daughter Sophia and
son, Henry, returned last Friday
night from ten-day auto trip
over Minnesota. which they ali
enjoyed very much.
D. D. Swank and family have
retuened from a Seven-Weeks out
ing at Anoka, Minneapolis and
other lake points, where they Wis
tied with relatives and greatly en-
joyed themselves.
The hog cholera is again rag
ing in the vicinity of Wyndmere.
The pioneer reports that T. J
Iidemanson has lost nearly his
entire herd, among which were
several 6OO-pounders.
The Wahpeton hotel is under
going some important improve
ments, both internally and exter-
nally, and when these are COM
pleted it will be QUALIFIED for
better and more business.
Every thief is not as consider
ate as the one that visited the
Matt Kraker home last Saturday
night. He took about half of ev-
erything in his ice chest, leaving
the other half for the owner.
Mayor and Mrs. Fligelman re-
turned last Friday from their out
ing at the lakes and brought. with
them Mrs. Fligelman's brother
DR.. Fligelman, and wife of New
York City, who will remain for a
few weeks visit.
Company l left last Friday ev-
ening for Sparta. Wis. for a ten
days annual encampment. There
were 48 of the boys in all. and Of
course it was a treat for them to
make the trip and get a change
of atmosphere for a few days.
Art Braaten of Wyndmere was
severely scalded on the right
shoulder and arm when a hose
bursted and the hot steam struck
him. The accident occurred while
he was working on a threshing |
rig.
The Ladies' Aid of the Metho-
dist church will hold bake sale |
at the Wahpeton Furniture Store |
on Saturday, August 20, begin
ming at $3.50 p. m. Pies, cakes
bread, etc., will be on sale at this
time. 1T
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