The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-14


Minneapolis the fore part Of the week.
Or. PFlo14R, DEMTl8T
Over Dietz 4 Murray's
Phone SOC
County Superintendent Hanson
transacted official business in West
End township this week.
Harry Lee returned to Billings
Mont, Monday morning, after attend
ing the funeral Of his wife in this city.
Mrs. A. ]. somers has returned to
her home at Portal, N. D., after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. H. ].
Korf.
Miss 1vena Check departed last
Saturday evening for an extended vis-
1t with relatives at Williston, and
points in Montana.
George Wagner and Grover Moody
returned last Saturday evening from
Hope. where they have been figuring
the possibilities Of a "movie" house.
The Lutheran Bible school sent q
number Of their graduates this week
to different points in China and Africa
to engage in missionary work There
were several girls among them.
Miss Beatrice Patterson, resident
Of Lisbon, spent Saturday with stud.
ent friends here, reports a very pleas.
ant day spent at the School Of Science
and other places Of interest.
Our January weather this year pro.
misses to break the record for mildness
and good behavior all around. Down tc
the time Of going to press this week
it beats the recollections Of the oldest
inhabitant.
E. A. Anderson, formerly of this
city, but who is now conducting no.
tel and the sewer plant at Steele
spent the last half of the week here
attending the funeral of his sister
Mrs. Harry Lee.
Breckenridge high school won tn.
Conference basket ball game last Sat
urday night from GAINESVILLE Higl
School by a score of 81 to 4. This wa!
a fast hard game, and Brock has sur,
got some team.
Miss Alga Holcomb came dow
from Canada. arriving Monday morn
ing, and has been stopping at the R
M. Lunday home. This morning sh,
began a term of school in Libert!
Grove, near Mantador.
Word has reached the city of tn
death of S. Schoenover in Barri,
township. His funeral was held yester
day, the sermon being preached b!
Rev. Chas. Sewrey of this city. Tn
deceased was about As years of age.
Mollie Miksche of this city and Mrs
Frank Miksche of Breckenridge de
parted last Thursday for California o.
nine months tickets. They expect t
attend the two worlds Fairs and visi
several other places of interest Yhil
absent.
"The Port of Missing Men" wit
Arnold DAILY in the leading part. It j
a wonderful picture taken from tn
novel Of the same name. It contain
beautiful scenery and settings and
fine cast Of players. It will be pre-
scented at the Braun Theatre in motio
pictures Friday, Jan. 18th. Tw
shows, ESQ and 900 o'clock.
Harry Wilson, son of Mr.. Franz
Wilson, has recently been married
and with his wife will spend few
weeks visiting with relatives in Iowa
Mr.. Wilson is fireman on tn
Paramount & Veblen railway and viii
make his future home at Veblen, S
ID.
Daniel Frohman presents the emf
nent dramatic actor Arnold Daily il
the famous story of Romance, Adven
ture and Intrigue "The Port of Miss
ing Men."It is written by the famou
novelist Meredith Nicholson. In fiv
reels of motion pictures at the Braul
Theatre Friday, January 18th. Tw'
shows: 1880 and 900 o'clock.
Grover Moody and George Wayne
have closed a deal with the oper,
house manager at Hope for operating
a moving picture show there. Thes'
two boys are well known in this cit.
and are starting for the first time il
business enterprise of their own
The prospects for success are brigh
and the Times wishes them all tn,
success imaginable.
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