The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-03
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Some of the choirs of the coun-
ty are already practicing their
Christmas music. But that's MOTH
ing. Christmas is only three weeks
off and is coming with a rush.
Knute Crogan. the section fore
man on the 500 at Wyndmere, and
wife. are spending their autumn
vacation at their former home in
Vining. Mimi.
Erick Hoel of AAercrombie. J. A.
Fossum of Walpcott and E. o.
johnson of Christine. represent
ed the northern part of the coun-
ty in Fargo last week.
Rev. Richard Calvin. who has
recently returned from years
visit at the old home in Ireland. is
now assisting Rev. FIR. Meyer of
Paramount in his pastoral work.
The state board of health's re-
port for the three months ending
Oct. 81 shows SIS births and 20
deaths in Richland county, and
for Wahpeton only 6 births and
6 deaths.
Remember it's only three weeks
till Christmas. If YOU want to get
suit or Overcoat made to order
call at 0ppie's forgery. They'll
guarantee to have it ready for you
in time.-Adv.
Fred Beaudreau and Thomas
Kapler and the Misses Frohnne
and Hattie Schiller of Wadena Wis
tied at. the Frank Uika and Harry
Wilson homes in this city a part
of last week.
E. A. Hill has moved his FAM
lily into w. A. Farnsworth's new
house and Martin M. Peterson
and family now occupy the apart
ments on Seventh st.. vacated h-'
the Hill family.
The Mantador Enterprise says
the school program given by Mr..
Bergman. their teacher. was a
roaring success and showed that
he has a lot of patience in train
ing his pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Swanson Of
the Paramount country recently
celebrated the .90th anniversary
of their welded life. and about
Twenty-Five OF their relatives and
friends assisted them.
A. l.. Empie. a farmer residing
north of Breckenridge. was very
painfully injured last week by his
runaway team. He was taken to
st. Francis hospital. where he is
being nursed back to health.
Carl Springer a popular young
married man OF Wyndmere. died
at his home in that city Nov. 20
OF typhoid fever. He was % years
OF age. and had Just recently NOV
ed into Wyndmere from the farm.
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Office over Citizens MI. Bank
Consultation and Spinal Analysis
PHONE s37 WAHpEToN, N. D.
All express packages. must now
pay one cent each revenue. the
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ers the period Of the ensuing
eight months. and it is hoped that
by that time the war will be over.
Pres. Smith took his family auto
riding THANKSGIVING morning and
landed them at his brother En-
erson's in Fargo. where the two
families held an old-fashioned
New England Thanksgiving re-
union. The bill of fare has not
been reported but no doubt was
something good.
The Wyndmere Pioneer man.
confesses that it effects his nerves:
to think of Mantador's getting
electric lights and Wyndmcre'sS
having to 20 without. Where is
George Manikowske and his wind
mill? II Fergus Falls can't fur
nish the lights to light Wyndmere
Manikowske can. ;G
The Paramount News says that
ex-Mayor Eberley and Thee. Juf-
gems of this city ran into" Is
flock Of geese. which they ''pick-
ed up'' on their return home. the
other day. The News doesn't say
so. but IL the gentlemen named
"picked up' any geese they were
either wild ones or they bought
them. Most likely they bagged
them with q few pieces of silver
for q big THANKSGIVING dinner.