The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-15
GA. Leach has moved his ga
rage to the rear Of his residence

o.. A. Leach has moved his On.
rage to the rear Of his residence
w. E. Myer of Waterloo. Wis.
was q guest at the G.. H. Douglas
home last week.
Mrs. Donald Robertson IS visit
ing her twin sister, Mrs. K. K. King
and family at jamestown.
Mrs. W.. w. Jameson enter
tanned q number Of ladies at q
Suffrage tea at her home on Sixth
st. last Saturday afternoon.
=, The Misses Tresa Fridgen and
Margaret Till, OF. st. Paul. MINI.
are guests at the home of Miss
Rose Meyer.
The next register of deeds will
pc olson. but it is up to the yO-
ters to say whether it will be Os-
car again. OF Ole Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long Of Wadena.
Mlnn. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
night. 'u"s
DR.. R. A. Reed, late of Wahpe-
TON and Fargo. is now located at
paramount. the city of -four rail-
roads.
Mrs. Henry Charrey of Grand
Raplds. Mimi, spent the first of
the week with her brother H. w.
Rife and family at their home on
Eighth st. W
w. E. Austin. a travel;.-c man
VINO resided on Seventh street.
this city. for the past two or three
years. has moved his family to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. R. Chezik of Portal. N.
D.. returned home at the end of
last week. following a few days'
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Chezik of this city.
While enroute to her home at
Glendale Violet Morrison stop-
ped off here for day and a night
OF last week to visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. George Zillgitt, and fam
lily.
August Schroeder. a farmer re-
siding south of Tyler. will move
to this city the first of next month
into his house on Fourth st.. for.
merly occupied by A. E. McMich-
ael. His son will look after the
farm. o
John p. Lindberg or! Miss
Mary Wilson. both of Paramount,
N: d.. were married at the Metho-
dist parsonage lost SATURDAY. af-
ternoon. They will rake their
home in Paramount.
I'd. sTREHloW, D. G.
chtropractor
Office over Citizens NIL. Bank
Consultation and Spinal Analysis
PHONE 337 WAHPETON. N. D.
The Hughey family. who re-
Gently moved from Wyndmere to
Fargo: came down last week to
visit the farm and do some shop
ping here. While here they also
visited with the Perry Patterson
family.
Mrs: Albert Jahnke of Hankin-
son died in st. Francis hospital
Monday night of last week of ty-
DhOld fever. Interment was made
at Hankinson last THURSDAY
morning. She was in the oath veal
Of her age. and lived nearly all he1
life in this county.
j. E. Myers. who has had charge
of the Purcell & Divet farm the
past summer. will move back into
this city and occupy his house or
Fourth st. south. A party by the
name OF Perry. residing east OF
the river. will take his place or
the farm.
Miss Mason. a former instruc-
tor in the Red River university
visited at the o. A. Leach home
last Thursday. She is now iI
charge Of the bureau of supplies
OF the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society headquarters at Min.
neapolis.
Alfred A. Seifert. Of st. Cloud
MINI. is preparing to open g
!eye!ry store in this city this fall
IN the building now occupied by
the Lundduist Variety Store. Mr.
Lundduist will move to the room
now occupied by the j. j. Keen
drug store.
Four and twenty members OF
the Rebekkah Lodge of this city
went to Paramount Tuesday night
and en- oyed a banquet and good
time with the lodge at that place.
The Paramount lodge is the ban
ner working lodge of the state.
and it is treat to see them put
ting on the degrees-so say the
ladies.
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