The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-28

Mrs. Jane Leach wrestled with
the LaGrippe last week.
Edward Schuschke OF Lidrer-
wood was in the city. Tuesday.
P. g. Bowman is recovering
from an attack Of tonsolitis.
Miss Olivia Braun goes to Tin.
tan: Friday, to attend q dancine
party. 'A
A full line Of musical instru-
ments at Seifert & Burnson's-
Adv. $50 :.
The only masquerade of the
season at Turner's Hall, February
i5.-Adv. ~ 1"-
AS the Snowman here from
Texas yesterday remarked: "Pret
ty frosty weather, sir"
Mr.. Will Farnsworth left Tues
day night for a short business
trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. probert
have gone to Florida and Cuba on
a six weeks pleasure trip.
The Conservatory orchestra
will hold their rehearsals every
Wednesday evening hereafter.
Mrs. Tom Armstrong of Glas-
con was a guest at the M. r.
parsonage one day Let week.
Mrs. P. A. Goettleman left Fri
day night to spend few days
with Mrs. Mont Thomson of Fair
mount.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid will he
entertained next Wednesday at
ternoon by the Mesdames Janc
and o. A. Leach.
The farmer who could do so,
but refuses to sow a big wheat
and flax crop in the spring, will
pc a bigger chump than an edi-
tor.
The Wahpeton Indians were de-
feated Saturday might by the
G. team, SO to IL. Following the
basket ball game, dancing was in
dulged in.
Mrs. L. vachon of Perham,
birthday at the home of her
this city.
DR.. PFIsTER. DENTIST
Over Dietz & Murray's
Phone 302
1.-THE Master Key. a great SER
ial story will be shown at the
Braun theatre every Friday start
ing this week. Three shows first
at 7:15.
"The Master Key, thrilling
story of mystery and romance,
starting this week Friday. Be sure
to see the first episode. Three
shows. first at 1916.
Having Just turned out a bull
letin for the S. S. S.. and the Wah-
peton Telephone directory it is
now tackling an equally large
contract for the Hample-Crete
Telephone Co.
Mrs. Lillian Hartwell returned
the first part of the week from
Staples. MIMI, where she had
been visiting Mrs. Theo. Dahlen
and Mrs. Marion Thomson for
merly of this city.
'The Master Key" by John
Fleming Wilson will be shown at
the Braun Theatre every Friday
starting this week, Friday. It is
the greatest serial story ever
written. Three shows. first al
7.15.
Ben Trips big barn near
Leonard was bed, the other
night, together with 16 horses,
eight mich cows. 800 bushels OF
oats, a quantity. of hay. all the
harnesses. two binders, a drill and
two buggies.
The same board of directors
was reelected by the stockholders
of the Richland county Fair As
ISOLATION. at their meeting last
Saturday. The board is expected
to meet Saturday of this veeh to
elect the officers for the ensuing
year.
A large number of friends of
Mrs. Albert Chezik helped her to
celebrate her birthday last Thurs
day evening. Jan. 81. She receiv-
ed many beautiful and useful
presents. among them China
dinner set in deft blue. All had a
fine time and departed wishing
Mrs. Chezik many returns of her
birthday.
The editor of the Times had an
engagement with the grippe Mon
day night. and was therefore un-
able to hear Lincoln Writ, the
explorer. lecturer and author, at
the opera house. but he knows he
was good and that all of us who
missed that lecture missed some
thing fine: The S. S. S. deserves
the thanks of everybody for it's
exceptionally good lecture course
this year.
Wahpeton has another club. It