The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-06-25
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the lakes Sunday. ~
Mrs. Henry Miller was a Fargo
visitor last Friday.
j. j. Hull was a passenger to
fafgO last week.
Sheriff Budack went home TO
Hanklnson Wednesday to vote.
Or. Farmer has gone to Itch
ileld, Mlnn.. as witness in court.
Ernest Hodel and Morris Helde-
liant spent Sunday at Battle
Lake. ''
Miss Ruth Richert returned last
week from visit at New Munich,
Mimi.
Work has been commenced on
an addition to the Milwaukee de-
pot at this point.
Hon. w. Z. Purcell spent Tues
d"y at Litchtield, Mimi, trying a
case in court.
Clarence Bakken of Abercrom-
bic mingled with his Wahpeton
friends Monday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Berry of St. Paul
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: Albert Ghezik.-
Tony Chezik. the great marks
man from Portal. this state. is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. w. l.. Forkner and daugh-
ter were passengers for Lake
Clitheral. yesterday morning.
The private car of the General
Manager of the N. p. passed
through Wahpeton Tuesday.
Mrs. j. J. Keen departed last
Monday for an extended visit in
the cities, at Marshall, Minn., and
other Minnesota points.
Mrs. NJ. E. Edelbrook and two
daughters have gone to st. Paul,
and other points. for summers
visit.
Patterson Bros. gave a dance
at the Armory Tuesday night in
honor of their lion tanners birth
day.
The Milwaukee train carried
1902 passengers to Wahpeton
from Paramount station alone last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Schweitzer
have returned home from Neblen,
s. d., where they visited friends
for a few weeks.
Watch next weeks paper for
announcement of the semi-an-
nual clearance sale of the Bee
Hive, Wahpeton.
Editor Hughes of the Globe-Ga-
zette was Twin City visitor last
Thursday. Whether he stopped at
the West hotel in Minneapolis or
the Merchants in St. Paul the
Times has not been informed. But
ne is a Hanna man. all right, all
right.
Nick Poss, prominent farmer
OF the MantadOr country, died
several days ago from the effects
of blood-poisoning. The bloodpoi-
sOning resulted from an injury
to his knee by a jackscrew sus-
tanned while moving a building.
Paul Meyer returned home last
weeks absence. during which time
he attended the big synodcal
ding of his son, Rev. Paul Meyer,
several other points.
A civil service examination is
announced for this city for Satur-
urday, July i8, of all candidates
for postmaster at Abercrombie.
Barney, Christine. Colfax, Dwight,
Galchutt. Great Bend. Homestead
and MoOretOn. and for few post
offices in Sargent county. also.
Col. Frank Bartholomew of the
Hotel Frederick. Grand Forks. at
tended the courthouse dedication
here Monday and in company Will
Senator Purcell was pleasant
caller at the Times office. Mr..
Bartholomew name was a prom
inent one on the Democratic tic
ket voted in this district yester-
day, as a candidate for Congress.
An amateur thief, whose l,a,l'
is probably known, entered the j.
A. Valentine residence in RrtaN
enridge last week and made off
with suit case containing a
hundred dollars worth of wear
ing apparel. The case was rec
covered with most of it's contents,
but at last reports the thief had
not been taken to Jail.
Mayor and Mrs. L. Fligelman
have returned from an extended
absence due to the serious illness
of Mrs. Fligelman's brother. A.
Bessie. at his home in Montana.
Before his return, Mr.. Fligelman
accompanied his brother-in-law
as far as Chicago on his way to
his brothers in New York City,
where he will consult eminent
doctors in regard to his ailment.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Lunday left
last Saturday morning for Town.
er. N. D., to attend a big reunion
of Mrs. Lunday's family. With
them from here were Mr.. George
Sheeks and bride of Huron. S. D..
and Mrs. Handenbrook and two
children of Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Sheeks were married
June 18th, and the journey to this
city and to the family reunion al
Towner was a part of their we'd
ding trip.
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