The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-02-18
Personal Points

fist. Stern Block. 11-i5tf
0. A. Leach transacted business
in Fargo. Monday.
A Teachers Institute will be
held at Paramount. Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Sedgwick is re-
covering from a two-weeks ILL
ness.
The county commissioners are
in session again this week.
A. L: Parsons of Underwood is
attending court here this week.
Mrs. W. L. Fricke entertained
the Birthday Club Tuesday.
Attorney leslie was a Tuesday
visitor from Forman.
F. A. Bagg was a business visi-
tor from Mooreton. T.-rsdav.
Mr.. Kulberg was a Monday Wis
itOr from HankinsOn.
Attorney G. H. Korsvik attend
ed court this week from Aber-
crombie.
Attorney c. E. Wolfe made a
business trip to Paramount, Tues
day.
Lunches and meals served at
any hour of the day or night at
the Merchants cafe. it.
D. o. Meeker of Colgate was a
Mahpeton visitor. Monday and
Tuesday.
Prof. Station has returned from
Iowa. where he was called by the
death of his brother.
C. A. Finbury of Fergus Falls
was a business visitor in this city.
Monday.
R. A. TRULY. teacher of science
at Lidgerwood., spent Monday in
Wahbeton.
Try the Merchants cafe and be
convinced of the quality of its
lunches and meals. 1T.
o. A. Fladby. sheriff of Sargent
county. was in the city Tuesday.
the guest of Sheriff Budack.
Pauline Voelker came in from
her school near Wyndmere, and
spent Sunday with her mother.
AKA Taylor. of Paramount spent
Saturday and Sunday at the E. B.
Oliver home. on Fourth St.
=. DR.. Shields departed Sunday
night for a short business trip to
Minneapolis.
Miss Marie Heine has been ver,,
i'll for the past week. or more. and
is still in a critical condition.
$ Born-.Saturday night. Feb. 10.
1915. to Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Kra-
ker. a daughter.
Otto Hess has given up his DO
sition at Morris. Mimi. and will
remain in Wahpeton for pres
ent.
Miss Agnes Anderson a student
at the S. S. S.. spent last Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Gal
chutt.
Attention of Times readers is
called to the special SO cent Sun
day dinner from $3.50 to 8 o. m.
at the Merchants cafe. 1T
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hausken
spent last Saturday and Sunday
at MOorhead, Mimi, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Wilson.
Louis Braun and Henry Kraker
left for Minneapolis, last Thurs
day night. to look after business
interests and visit with friends.
Miss Mary Sedgwick has been
spending few weeks with friends
and relatives in Minneapolis and
vicinity.
Watch and Jewelry repairing by
AN expert-once tried you'll never
go elsewhere. Albert A. Seifert,
The New Jewelry Store.-Adv.
DR.. Purdon of Lisbon, and wife.
are visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Purdon of
this city.
Miss Ida Fennell and Ernest
Duden. spent Friday and Satur-
day with friends at u Wheaton.
Minnesota. "a #
County superintendent Hanson
was at Lidgerwood,f last night. and
! made q short talk before the Com
munity Club. "a ssa H
Mrs. Rush. grand lecturer for
the Eastern Star. was in the city
Tuesday evening. and held a class
of instruction. ~ ,yo.tt.:..
You get So III. trading stamps
WIFI all WaCCH. JeW6lPy ana Eye
Glass repairs at Seifert's. The
New Jewelry Store. All our work
is guaranteed.-Adv.
Dusenous Paulson. employed at
the Leach & Gamble wholesale
house. is spending a few days at
Grand Forks to visit his daughter
and friends there.
District court is again in ses-
sion here. with judo Allen pre-
siding. The first case to be heard
was that of Citizens National
Bank vs.. Frank Downing.
VIM. Bergman came down from.
Mantador Friday evening and
spent the next day with the home
folks. He goes to Minneapolis.
next Friday to consult q special
list.
Wesley and ~. nix Oliver. Allen
voves and Frank Masseth have
been, fayOrably Impressed with
Odd Fellowship, and are candi-:
dates for membership in the local
lodge. ls,l5 l