The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-03-04

Mr. and Mrs. Ct. A. Forum and
Mrs. M. g. Myhre and son of WAL
colt spent last Friday in Fargo.
Come and see the display of
new spring millinery, Mar. 6.
-Canty Millinery, 3O4 Dakota
ave. IL.
Mrs. Josephine Dow, q we'll
known and popular clerk at the
Bee Hive store, is still suffering
from nervous trouble.
Miss Genevieve Schriber and
Miss Esther Yates. both of whom
are teaching at Colfax, spent last
Saturday and Sunday in this city.
Miss Edith Purdon returned on
Saturday evening from Lisbon.
where she spent a couple of weeks
in visiting with her brother and
his wife.
DR.. Ivers was Immediately call
ed by telephone and made the pa
tient as comfortable as possible.
He was taken to the hospital at
Observation-Disclosures Mes
senger.
George Rickels, a we'll known
farmer residing west of town, an
nounces that for his annual vaca-
ton this year he will take a trip
up north, and will leave the lat
ter part of this week.
Dusenous Paulson arrived from
the northern part of the state, last
Saturday night, after a two weeks
vacation. He brought with him
his five-year-old daughter, who
will live with him here in the fu-
ture.
St. Johns ladles' Aid-The St.
Johns Ladies Aid will meet on
Thursday, March II, at the home
of Mrs. Fandell, who will be as
sisted by Mrs. Val Dietz and Mrs.
Gillen.
Smallpox In State senate-sen-
ator Hoverson of Beach and Clerk
Goodin of the Ways and Means
Committee have been sent to the
pesthouse in Bismarck with a mild
case each of smallpox.
To Build Bungalow - George
Reeder has bought the Dave Pur-
don lots on the east side of Sew
enth St, and rumor says he will
build a bungalow theoren before
the roses bloom in June.
Married In Germany - Cards
have been received announcing the
marriage of John Movius of Lid
gerwood to Miss Sohmer, in Han
over, Germany. They expect to be
at home in Lidgerwood after Ap-
ril 18th.
On Two Months Leave-C. N.
Moses and family departed Tues
day for the coast country on a
two months leave of absence.
They will spend the time visiting
and sightseeing, and of course,
will take in the Expositions.
OF for the coast-Mrs. Jane
Leach leaves today for San Fran
cisco where she will see the Expo
sition and visit with her daugh-
ter for some months. She will be
accompanied on the trip by her
daughter, Mrs. Phelps, of Bow
bells.
of For San Diego-Rev. and
Mrs. E. Duden and Baby Ruth de-
parted Monday morning for San
Diego Cali, where they will at
tend a family reunion and visit
for couple of months. They ex-
pect to take in the San Francisco
Exposition en- route.
"sest BY Far"-In RENTING
his subscription to the Times w
F. Baisley, of Elma township
says: "You are making newsy
paper, in my opinion the best by
far in the county," Mr.. Baisley ex-
poets to spend at least a part OF
this year in Northwestern Can
ada.
Listened at Bismarck-Edito1
Fyles of the Minor Teller made
the Times a pleasant visit Tues
day. He was on his way home
from Bismarck, where he had
spent several days in getting post
ed on legislative matters, and
knows the inside of some of the
doings of the machine.
Wyndmere Has New orohestra
"A new orchestra has been or
gained at Wyndmere with H. E
Sievest, president; A. w. Mogren
secretary, and Mathew Howard,
treasurer. An instructor will be
employed for a couple of months
and then the leadership will be
turned over to a local man.
Died at Age Of sz-Mrs. Gun
mel Larson, of Mooreton, mother
of Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Bagg and Mrs,
Settler of that city. died last Sat-
urday evening at the age of 81
years. Her funeral took place at
Mooreton at 2 O'clock yesterday
afternoon. She had resided in
Mooreton for the past 80 years.
Brock. High Wins Close Game
The Breckenridge High School
played fast and very close game
of basket ball with Moorhead, in
the latter city, last Saturday ev-
oninr AZ Tho orl