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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-07
NEW mAnrApoR MENTION

Mrs. Joseph Achter and daugh-
ter are visiting at the John Thiel
home.
Mr.. Bergman has opened the
school again, after a weeks vaca-
ton.
Mike Lugert is slowly recover
ing from his operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Anthony Thiel is on the sick
list.
Jerome. Edward and Leonard
Hoens have returned to their
home at Renville. Mimi. after q
two weeks visit at the Smith and
Dvorak homes.
Peter Thiel left Monday for
Minneapolis. where he will UNDER
go an operation for appendicitis.
A class of eleven received First
Holy Communion at st. Peter and
Paul's church on New Years Day.
There will be a program given
by the pupils of the Mantador
school, at Biegel's Hall. on Jan.
18th. Admission Toe.
Alice Wiowode left the first of
the week for Minneapolis. where
she will have an operation per-
formed on her ear.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-07

Hons. w: E. Purcell and w. $
Lauder and Lynn Harris, VIM
Harrison and James Shea, Jr.
went to Fargo Tuesday evening t(
attend the opening of the biz
auditorium there and hear Hon
James j. Hills speech. ~ ~:
=. j. eTREhLoW, D. @.
Chlropractor
Office over Citizens NIL. Bank
Consultation and Spinal Analysis
PHONE ss7 VA N. D.
peton Lodge No. Is A F. A. M. te
be held on Friday. Jan. 9Th the
M. M. Degree will be exemplified
refreshments will be served. The
Breckenridge. Mimi. and the Fair
cunt. N. d. lodges will be in at
tendance. All local. as we'll as w.
lting brothers are requested to be
present.
There will be special matinee
at the Braun Theatre this week
Saturday at three O'Clock al
which the first number of the
Beloved Adventurer" series will
be- shown with Arthur Johnso1
and Lottie Briscoe. Broncho Bill,
in the Vagabond and a very gooG
comedy will also be presented
Children five cents, Adults ter
cents.-Adv.
John F. Heating and sister
Miss Nora. have gone for an ex-
tended visit to Sioux City, Iowa
where they will visit with the
family Of their uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Flynn, and
their cousin. VIM. Masterson and
family. From Sioux City they will
go to Boscobel. Wis.,. to visit their
uncle and aunt. P. j. and Kate e.
Flynn. and many other relatives
and friends in Grant county. Wis.
Dog owners in the city will do
we'll to heed the notice to dog
owners published elsewhere { in
this paper. Both the chief of DO.
lice and the mayor say that any
dog found running about the city
without a tag after the 18th of
this month will be disposed of
without further notice. This is
their duty under the ordinance
and the notice given. and they will
do their duty. OF course. they
greatly prefer that everybody
complies with the notice,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-07
Ella Lawrence and Florence
Bagg were in from Mooreton yes
&onAoxp

Llld AdWfellCe ana FlOrenCe
Bagg were in from Mooreton yes
terday.
DR.. Devine. DR.. Young and DR..
Bean are the newly appointed
county physicians for 1915.
Mrs. Frank ye1t. Miss Mar
guerite Chernish and the Misses
Lentzen were Wahpeton visitors
from Mooreton. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Rowley de-
part this morning for Edgeley fol-
lowing their visit with the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lohr.
Wheat has taken another big
Jump in the past week and No.
northern is selling in Wahpe-
ton at 1928 and No. 1 Durum at
IS1.34.
Dorothy Odney of Benson,
Mimi. spent the latter part of last
week visiting with her a,lnts and
Grandmother Stokes at their
home on Seventh St.
Magnus Olson, Rev. C. H.
Brown and l.. H. Bohn Of Great
Bend have been appointed the
visiting committee for the coun-
ty Door farm this year.
Carl x. Nelson Eel1 Of # Ab 5esrM1SH;
and o. G. Kakkerud. of Power.
were granted citizenship papers
by the court. Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Hatch and little
daughter Lucille have gone to
Ortonville. Mimi. td make their
home. where Mr.: Hatch is mana
ger for the N. w. Telephone Co.
Mrs. Harry Lee. who has been
an invalid for number of years
and who lately resided with her
sister. Mrs. p. A. Goettelman.
passed away Tuesday evening at
1880.
j. A. Dwyer of Hankinson. w. I.
Irvine of LidgerwOOd and G. H.
Korsvik of Abercrombie. are the
attorneys outside of Wahpeton
in court attendance here this
week.
Phil McMorrow called at the
Times office. the other day, to
deny that he has been in the
county Door house. He says: "It's
no such thing" and Phil ought
to know.
A large number of farmers
turned out to yesterday after
moons meeting to hear Mr.. Loft
us of st. Paul. and the other
speakers. The meeting was held
too near the time of going to press
to get any lengthy account of the
meeting for this weeks issue Of
the Times. but it will keep till
next week.
The annual business meeting
will be held at the church. next
Monday evening. Jan. nth. at
1880. At this meeting the election
of officers will take place. reports
Of the different ORGANIZATIONS will
be given. and all other business.
common to this meeting. will be
taken up. It is earnestly desired
that all the members who can
possibly be present will do so.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-07
DIR. JOS. w. TARR
0stsopathIo Physician
Office over Wahpeton Hardware Co.'S
Store
Phones l6J Residence 104J2

Alonzo Putnam. John Tribke
Geister and Grace and Haze
Swank departed Monday fol
Grand Forks to resume their stu.
dies at the State University.
The Wrahlstad building occu.
pied by the Heine sisters is lOsinf
it's front. The sinking of that enc
OF the building caused the break.
ing of the front windows, anC
now it is to have swell new front
in the near future, and start the
year right.
Newton Lippitt, who was injur-
ed in the G. N. yards at Brecken-
ridge. last summer. departed Sun
day night for Sharon. Wis.,. tc
stay with his father. until he re-
covers. or at least improves from
his injuries. He is still far from
4 we'll man.
M. D. Lathrop departed Sunday
for Bismarck. where he ives billed
for All appointment dui.n the
session OF the legislature. When
he left he didn't yet know wheth-
er he would be postmaster Of the
House, a page. or what it would
be. but it would be something
worth 81 q day.
.'The spitflre'' with Carlyle
Blackwell in the leading role will
lie shown at the Braun Theatre
Thursday. (toniRht) !. IT. is q pic-
tnre that contains both laughs
and thrills. and that pleases all.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-07
City and County

Mrs. Thos. McCabe is on the
sick. list.
Location DR.. Fitzgerald Dem
fist, Stern Block. i1.i5tf
]. r. Dvorak was in. the city
Tuesday from New Mantador.
Tony Boil is digging a we'll for
D. j. Heating In Center township.
Vivian Harter on Staples, Mimi.
ls visiting at the J. w. Potter
home.
Horace Robbins and Paul Sew
rey spent New Years day with
friends at Herman. MINI.
Chas. Helm of Hankinson spent
q few days in this city visiting
with friends.
Alvin Meyer returned Monday
from q two weeks visit with rel
atives at Minneapolis.
Geo. Wagner. recently employ
ed by Wagner & Son Of this city,
is visiting his parents at Arthur.
Maiorie Crooks left Tuesday
morning for Valley City, to resume
her studies at the Normal school.
Horace Robbins and Leo Klein,
students, spent last Sunday with
Clarence Guinness. at Abercrom-
bic.
Earl Hausken returned last
Saturday morning from Fargo,
where he spent a few days with
friends.
George Parkhill and family will
leave shortly for Everett. WASH,
where they will.make their future
home.
Clarence Williams. formerly OF
this city, was in Fargo Monday
night. en- route to Ohio, in search
of q position
DR.. PFI8TER, DENTIST
Over Dietz & Murray's
Phone 302
Miss Alvina Eckes left Sunday
evening for St.. Paul. where she
will resume her work of teaching
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Hanson
OF Wyndmere have been spending
the last few days at the w. M
Wagner home.
Max Lauder departed Saturday
night for Evanston. ILL.,. to resume
mis- school work at the NorthWes-
tern University.
Miss Nellie Myhra returned
from Fargo Monday. where she
spent New Years with her sister
Mrs. T.. Wilson.
Jake Haas. Frank PAIL and Joe
Steibl arrived from Lidgerwood
Monday: to enroll, for the winter
term at the s. S.. S.
The Ladies of the Birthday Club
planned q neat surprise on Mrs
Tams, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. N. Jurgesen, last Sunday.
The first marriage license OF
the year in this county was issued
to John Shebeck ofthis city and
Miss Rachel Lee. of Erhard. Mimi
Thomas McCabe returned Mon
day evening from Wolfpoint
Mont. where he visited with his
son Tom and looked over some
land.
Daniel Frohman presents the
popular photo play star Carlyle
Blackwell in the famous nautical
comedy-drama 'The Spitffre'' d
melodramatic farce of laughs and
thrills in motion pictures at the
Braun Theatre tonight.-Adv.
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ssstores rs Id the cities this week.
Miss Emma voves LETT last
Friday niRht, to reoDen her school
Mrs. Myrtle Reed was granted.
g divorce. Tuesday, from DR.. r.
IA. Reed. n
81 George sandback was q Wah-
peton visitor from Gwinner. yes
terday.
Leo Lentzen and Peter Thiel
were Wednesday visitors from
Mooreton.
r.. A. Grout. the popular imple-
ment man. is reported ill abed IT
the grippe.
Miss HELENE Meckstroth has
entered q young ladies seminary
in Wisconsin.
Miss Mabel Johnson Of Argyle,
!Mlnn:: is q guest Of her sister.
Mrs. H. Lundduist. :
Mrs. Frank Williams of Fargo.
spent Tuesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Oliver.
A half-car load Of flour bound
Tor Belgium passed through this
city last Thursday from Minor
Rev. w. A. Baker has repur.
chased his old home on Eighth
st. and took possession this week.
John Schlitz of Hankinson.
and Henry Goolsbey of Lidger-
wood. were visiting in WahpetOn
this week.
Chris. Wralstad Of Courtney.
spent a few days of this week
visiting with his brother, Geo.
Wralstad. and family.
Tonev stuckel, employed by
Leach & Gamble. has 4 two-weeks
vacation. and is spending it with
his brother at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sauter o.;
Paramount spent last, Monday Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. Mary
Vaulker of this city.
DR.. Devine has returned to
Wahp9eton. bringing his br:',
with him. and are now at home to
their friends in this city.
The past week. has been one Of
fine winter weather. the cold be-
ing very moderate and without
wind or any severe storm of any
kind.
The Misses Schiller, prominent
at Great Bend. departed over the
n. p. last Saturday for San Diego
Cal. each securing a nine months
ticket.
Mesdames w. L. Fricke and M.
K. Eckes will entertain the ladies
of the Turner Club next Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Frickie.
The flremen's dance was a
great success, numerically, finan-
cially and socially. Every one
there reports. the best dance of
the season.
Joseph G.. Forbes having re-
signed as city attorneys. Mayor
Fligelman has appointed G. ]. IA
chelhoffer to the place. An excel
lent appointment.
j. T. Oliver of the Wahpeton
Indian School has returned from
northern Minnesota. where he
spent a month making improve
ments on his farm.
Mrs. Peter Steffes has moved
from her farm home to her new
home on 9Th st. in this city. Her
many friends and neighbors will
miss her from Center.
Frank Meyers spent the latter
part of last week in the city. He
was here to see his little daughter
EGene adopted by and living. with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wagner.
Mrs. E. w. Chaplin departed
last Thursday for her home at
Jackson, Mich, after an extended
visit with her daughter. Mrs. E.
A.. Hill. on Wisconsin ave.
Richard Haus. who is conduct
ing a bakery at New Rockford.
and his wife, are visiting relatives
on the east side of the river. Mr..
and Mrs. Hans are both former
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-01-07
Z. o. o. F. OFFICERS INSTALLED

Luz lOCdi Dukc vi OUU cllOWS
installed their new officers
Tuesday night. as follows:
jeff Condit. Noble Grand.
John Thomson. vice N. Grand
H. G. Station. Rec.-Sec.
Oden Oien. Fin.-Sec.
Geo. Van Arnam. Treas.
Rev. G.. F. Sewrey. chaplain.
0. j. Olson. right support to N
H. G. Rasmussen. left support
to N. G..
JOS. Voves, ST.. right support
to V. G.
N. J. A. Johnson, left support
to v. G..
Peter Brandt, right scene sup
port.
H. NJ. Christensen. left scene
support.
E. B. Oliver. outside guard.
A. E. Miller. inside guard.
Chas. Forman. past grand.
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Mr.. Dimmock. the fruit-tree
salesman. who with his wife has
been stopping at the Fred Thin
Jon home on Pembina ave.. was
seized with a very severe case of
hernia. while at work in Brecken-
ridge Tuesday. and was reno
to the hospital in great pain for
treatment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-09
8nr cluinen 9lMGe.

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uno 5luei GntcI.
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SHr OoS nCOb 5ellOwS-Seim".

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@londoro, 8rou @1orD 6. Sailco,
Trou Slice @opo, Sri. Catherine
Sdool imo Sri. 9ioie Glarf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-09
3n lantcS aartcnipicl.

Syn ser oitIidcn 9SoIi5ciitotion
nulBten acitcrn icdls 9hliien jc ST
m0 Soften entrihicu, neil iie ii6er
eir aortcnipicl in oerartig Ie6boiten
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rowsti 9llcronoer Erusf5fcwSfi,
Sobn 0onglpfomsfi Sobn 9utlepSti
uno Soiepb &6ie6intsfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-09

onaeiebt mcrocn. g2ic &err Curtis
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gen Die Seroroulng in 9lusiidt in
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3wsi ncne Roli5eifrauen iiir Salti'
mDgc-GOnntb.

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.,0anfen eie einc 0eitIdlc fir idn!0

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Nns gNetfer.

Sir MarDlano rmO oen Iiiirift
Columbia 6cntc tlor mo uorOweiili.
die Smoc.
@ciicrn 6crrihic wieoer i60ues
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tom 30, 9Ginnipeg 6.
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sei'm nGrup4- Spiel criuiidlt.

Sieben junge 2eute pilrOen &c,
Tiern @ormittog IN Der n0rOlihen
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weien 81 iein mo muBten ie $2.45
bleden. Sic go6eu ibre 9lomen pie
folgt an N1orton &. &oaouoer II
Sabre alt, 95r. 2l0O, 2inOen.glpe.
9lubreD 0jrecnmolO, IS Sabre alt,
gfr. 1925, 9inoen 9lpenue; 5roncis
s. @}cGonolo, 10 Sabre alt Slr.
Col, 2ennor Strobe; @crbert &ouf.
man 16 Sabre aft, 9ir. 1906, Dol
ton. Strobc; @ior 2ep1, 2t Sabre
olt, Slr. 1882, 9inoeu 9lpemie; Gbos.
S6onipiou. Is Sabre alt, glr. 2205,
Gutop-@loce, ino Snnes .. @rim-
role, 10 Sabre alt 9lr.23t9, Gallon.
9lUcnle.
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lInnebHdr in ser etraNen6a6m.

llu9e6iibrIidcs @etrogcu in ciucm
StroBenbabn Toggon ser Curtis
@ou,2inic foitetc gcitcrn Sem III glr.
7t319, gSef SorotoeoitroBe mo6n.
6oiteu 9fo6crt See 2citb in scr 8roof.
inner @oli5ciitotior Dor Hicbtcr Son.
fer $40 Strofc in0 Soften. Setb
NOR om Sonntag 9lohntittog ml Ocr
[. StroBe 81 @roofIDn oerboftct nor.
ocn.
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rceOcratcO CHARITIES. y

Cine &erianlnlhung scr @oIontGre
DER uGcrcinigtcn SSobltbGtiafeits.
@eieaidoitcn" miro beutc 9iohniti
tag in Scr GSIer.Sone oes n01eoi5i.
niicben @ebGilOes~ itottiinoen. 9ln.
iprac6en meroen bon Dem General
SefrctGr s. gs. MogruOer Sri.
aotc @ic2auc mo Sri. 81. &oco6s
aeboltcn mer0cn.
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ger6Sr anti oen IS. @ars ieits'I'''

IA
Acknowledgement peri0nli'pcss t. Ser
tllr, ocren Sdwcre nod slngup,tlide
S@ul.GonniiIi0re cine . .,,crOcr
@crbouoIlng misidIieBell ocacl
om 0onnerItog, oen Is. gfaro; ,y,,ipal
Or. 5ranf N(. Monnu, oen Yl'.;TorS
0es 9oItimorcr 2ebrer'S ee,'eorraiiT
porgebrodJt mcroen. Ser ~ nod
Scr Ncrbon0Iuug puroc gelle.is e.is,lud,
elmer longcreh gcBeiniell S,.,r,iiidr
an lpcI6cr Inter qinScrcn ',lnS
Or. 0eIcoctt, scfrCtdr St9alT ,,ol
Staot grofiirotor 6iclo Spv'' pv;',',,Slina
men, fcitgcictt. SSn Der Slr.s''.tlidfcit
fir ocn 9IuSi6luB Scr GeIlS',',Shrng
Bel Scr bcuoritc6enocn gse,r0tsoI'iirotioii
ioa cs 1eiBcu Dob oie *"D ar Ir
ocr ciu5cIucu S(niduInigl'lsVs;s%n s%n,ofr'
mic ocs 0or8uIcgcnocu sssdit
rioIs oeocn oic glsorol 0e9 r. ".
Spitens bcritoben wiiroe,. ..s%ciitauo
Cabin G6csmlt 1T Der Stcp''' 3
Or. Mlonn1's.
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geraIeMte aeluiimIdt.

c,nIpcfior @eorsc 81. @1obonc, Der
Setter ocs 6ieiigen 9linocs 9lr6eits.
9loAmcis Bureaus, lit BON mcbrcrep
5irncn i'm mcitlidcn Narulono err
in1t morocn @creleute nod oort 3ll
icnocn, oo iolbe benothiQt iino. g|ldt
Gin cin3iaer 9eremonn bot ieit Gta.
blirung ocs Bureaus iun glrbeit IN
0emieIben nadaeindlf.
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2luei @ermiEtc.

Die @oli6ei murOc geitcrn criuc6t,
llmihou noA siuei GcrnliBteu 6oltcn
81 loIien. GS iino Oics 9Ioon Sum-
mcr, 3S So9re oli. bon 9ir. 204i,
ouf.StroBe llnO 0oDiO e. 6iror. 33
Sabre alt. bon S6urmout, @lO.
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Suttc iid nnoc66rig 6etraecn.

@cgen anee6lib im9eborigen &c.
ne9mens ouf cinem clcftdiAen @og'
qon ocr Gouton Clinic muroc Soicpb
Wforef pon Slr. 1907 gioro.Gur6om.
StroBe, bonn 9fic6tcr Dean in Der
nor0oitIidcn @oli6eiitotion 5u $40
Stroic umo Soften peroonnert. @lo.
ref mar on Der Gde Scr gSoi6ington.
m0 @rciton-SroBc BON ocm @oIi.
Siitcn Soicpb Gibbons Ocr6oftct NOR
0cn
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SO6n IS. S'GounOr 6ci OjrufscIdiuu-
renen.

SoDn 6. S'Gonuor ocr 9oIitircr
mo @irtbihofts. Better in Siab.
lonotoun befouo fitb geitcrn anocrt.
6oIb StimOcu in Eowion in 9cro.
t1lug mit ocn @roBaci6moreuen.
llc6er oas Sbcma uno 9feiuItot Der
9'eipreblneen IieB ST.. S'Gonuor
nidltS berlntten
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0cn6dlouO md6renS Der leeten
oreiRie Sabre,

Gic 8peite freie GorIciling, mel6c
in Gcrbinoung nit DER gl6enoidule
in nGit0 GoGegc" itottfinoet, miro
1cute 9l6cno bon &oitor Or SllmS
Noinann aeDnlleu meroen. Gas
T0cNo iiir oen 9lbcno lortct.
.Gcuiihlono wdbrcno Ger Iesten
oreiBig Sabre" mo oiiritc BON wcit'
ac1cnoiicu Snterciie iciu. Inter Scr
2ctun9 bon SRI. 2cuo 5ticbler miro
cine 2lislcie ocutiAcr Dleiitcrwcrfe
bon @ed6ooD- 5m0enten slm Gor.
troa ocbradt !pcr0cr