The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-06-25
Mrs. Jake Rickert departed
tuesday for Appleton, Mimi. for

Mrs. Jake Rickert departed
tuesday for Appleton, Mimi. for
visit.
Rev. Paul Meyer. Jr.. and bride
are still visiting at the Meyer
home on Dakota ave.
The summer school enrolment
to date is 1l6, the largest enroll
ment in the history of the school.
The Times is indebted to the
paramount & Veblen Railway Co.,
Tor a time table and map of their
road.
The Old Settlers picnic at
Wyndmere last week was largely
attended. but there are "a. few
klckers against it's management.
Mrs. w. A. Baker and daughter,
MISS Margaret, have gone away
down east into Yankeeland for an
extended visit with relatives.
The Odd Fellows attended the
Episcopalian church in a body
last Sunday forenoon and the Ma
sons and Eastern Star attended
the CONGREGATIONAL church i'm the
Mrs. H. J. Dufelmeier and
children of Cakes will arrive this
morning for a visit with Mrs. f..
W. Spencer. Mr.. Dufelmeicr is in
the cities and will arrive here lat
er in the week.
The Paramount News promises
a silver cup to the man, woman.
b0v or girl who raises the largest
number of bushels of corn from
one acre this year. Bully for the
News.
The new s. S. S. catalogue of
the 5. S. S. is Just off the Times
100 pages and is one of the neat
printed in the state.
Wahpeton will play ball next
Sunday on the home grounds
with Wyndmere. The Wyndmere
club is good one. and will be
reinforced for this occasion. and
the game will no doubt be a good
one.
Everybody is pleased to see the
smiling face of Mayor Fligelman
on the streets again. The mayor is
trying to make his administration
a good one for the city. and the
'Tim"S believes that he will sue
coed.
\ destructive hailstorm is re-
ported from Campbell. Mimi.
Tuesday evening. and a tcrriiic
raTst torn at Paramount, this
county. Wahpeton ESCAPED This
time with a light sprinkle.
There was a big crowd at the
LhaulauGua yesterday afternoon
and last night and the indications
arc that the attendance will he
equally good today and tomorrow.
What the grounds need is a Col.
GoethalS to Danish the musuuitos
Two requests for absent voters
hallotS;. one from Wyndmere and
the other from DeVillo. were re-
celved by the county auditor on
election morning too late to reach
them by mail, and one Republican
and one Progressive had to go
without voting yesterday.
They do say that Col. Ncls Os-
lund of the City Hotel pledged
all his last Mondays guests hut
one to vote for the Republican
candidates for county commits
sloner next fall. But dom. lei
the Democratic candidates find il
out.
The Times forbearS any men
tlon OF he partisan political uses
to which the dedication crowd
was subjected. II was supposed to
be a strictly non-partisan affair,
ana SO far as many of those most
directly interested were concern
ed. it was.
Prof. George p. Wolfe. of the
:: 5. :. was married June 18th to
Miss Frances Dorotllea Mayers.
OF Menominee. Wis. The Profess
sor has the congratulations of all
his Wahpeton friends, who will
welcome him and his bride back
to WahDeton in the fall.
Our mayor and city police
should arrest and chop down a
lot Of these cottonwood trees that
are shedding their cotton over
town and soiling everybody's
clothes. They had the prettiest
maple trees in town chopped down
very early in the present admin
istratlon so people could see the
lights in the White Way. but
those unsightly poles still remain.
and SO do the pesky cottonwood
trees.
DRIMARv Eleor1oM oE-,,,.,.