The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-05-20
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

ADDITIONAL LOCALS
FOR RENT-Four rooms for
rent. Inquire at Millers' Drug
Store. tt
Applied for Papers Bjel-
land and Frank Kodak, bob resi-
dents of this county, have applied
at the Clerk of Courts office for
citizenship papers, Monday.
Moorhead Normal Won- The
baseball game here last Wednes-
day afternoon between that school
and the s. s. S. of this city was
Won by the Normal by score Of
to 4.
Directors Nleeting-There was
directors meeting Of the Com
mercial Club last Wednesday ev-
ening and nothing of importance
was done, only a little unfinished
business.
Bound over-Peder jacobson
Sofa was bound over by Chief
Justice w. P. Robbins, last Fri
day. He was charged with indecent
exposure. Mr.. Sofa halls from
Paramount.
Little Red oevil-Nels Oslund,
who is the local agent for this
popular tractor, received his first
shipment last Thursday and spent
the afternoon in unloading his
demonstration tractor.
More Days than PeopIe-John
of the Kindred Tribune says that
if old Noah, when he loaded the
ark, had been compelled to take
aboard all the dogs in Kindred,
he would have been Obliged to
build a fleet.
A New Coat Of Paint-Rettig
Bros, are giving the Kelly Bros. S
Hardware Store building a new
fresh coat of paint. Kelly Bros. s
are always ready to make inn
provements in any way that will
benefit the town.
Indians Play hankinson- On
May Gath the Wahpeton Indian
School base ball team will meet
and play on the Hankinson ground
with the fast aggregation that
Manager Stock of Hankinson has
gathered together.
Creamery Running Successful
Iy.-The first days business Of
the Wyndmere creamery, was bet
ter than expected and no doubt
prove great benefit to Wynd-
mere as we'll as to the dairying in
terests around Wyndmere.
Spoke In Moorhead- Rev. j.
Tanner of Minor, passed through
the city Monday on his way home
from Moorhead. Mr.. Tanner states
that he spoke Sunday before a
large crowd in the interest of the
dry campaign in Clay county.
New Man at oppie's Tossery-
Mr.. Arthur Kahn. nephew of Mr..
Oppenheimer, is the latest addi-
ton to Oppie's Toggery. Mr.. Kahn
has been for about 10 months in
Boston and New York City. He
originally came from Hamburg of
Main, Germany.
Minor Beats Wyndmere-Mil-
nor's fast baseball team defeated
similar aggregation at Wynd-
mere last Sunday by the score of
10 to 2. Both of these teams are
very fast his year and will no
doubt be seen in operation on the
local diamond.
u Clean Slate - The School
Board of Hankinson has closed it's
affairs for this year and leaves
them 81, 337.O3 in the general fund
and 1882 in the high school
fund. These are the balances on
hand, with no outstanding or un-
paid warrants.
Beat Park Region-The Indian
base ball team last Wednesday af-
ternoon beat the Park Region
team by the score of 4 to. 4. Fire
cloud who pitched for the Indians
allowed only one hit. The game
was played at Fergus Falls, where
Park Region College is located.
Nifty Windows-J. A. Ambro-
sick, the window trimmer of the
Stern Clothing Company has dres-
sed some very nice windows and
it is causing general comment on
their nice appearance. He HAND
painted some very nice tree
scenes, which are beautiful be-
yond a doubt.
I Movement Gaining Steadily
! The Good Roads organization al
Hankinson is getting under head
way fast and all the citizens Of
that place are behind the move.
ment. That the roads leading III
and out of that place will be ir
good condition in short while
goes without saying.
| eudaok to Bismarck - Sheriff
Budack left for Bismarck, this
state to bring back with him tc
Hankinson, a man by the name OF
Charley Clough, who is charged
with bastardy. In case he is founc
guilty in the justice court he will
be bound over to the district courl
and will be tried in this city at tho
June term.
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