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

Thirty below zero again Mon
day morning.
O. A. Strand Of Christine was a
business visitor in Wahppton last
Saturday.
Mr.. M. Wier. the old soldier.
has been rather seriously iii the
past week.
Hubert Leason is spending the
week end with his parents at
Herman. Mimi.
Mr.. VIM. Hess was suddenly
called to Logansport. Ind, BY the
death of his sister.
Miss Stella Jost of Hankinson
was Wahpeton visitor Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
g: H. Ebel Of Lidgerwood and
o. w. Mathieson of Wyndmere
were court visitors this week.
Big masquerade dance at Tur-y
ner's Hall on the evening of Feb
ruary t5.-Adv. I'd.
Frank Miksche of Breckenridge
mas gone to San Diego, CAL. to
Join his wife and visit the fair.
Mrs. Mary Holman returnes
Monday from an extended visit
with her son John, in the west.
Mr.. Louis Jergens left Monday
night for Minneapolis where he
will spend few days with friends
Mrs. o. L. Grubb enjoyed the
company of her mother from
Gwinner the latter port of last
week.
C.. D. Rittenhouse lost the
fourth of a series of five billiard
games to Jim Bronson by score
of 1919 to 200.
w. d. Hermstedt, E. M. Jones.
Herman Wurth. and Stephen Mar
tin were court visitors from
Hankinson this week.
Earl Hausken has accepted a
position and has been working for
the past two weeks at the Nc
Donald clothing house at Fargo.
Every one who cares to dance
will enjoy themselves at Turner's
Masquerade dance at their hall,
February 15.-Adv.
O. A. Olson. formerly of Aber-
crombie. has become stock
holder and secretary and treasur-
er of the big C. M. G.. store at Mil
nor.
Senator Purcell addressed the
Parents and Teachers club of
Breckenridge Tuesday evening on
modern methods in character
building.
Mrs. Herbert Hodel returned
from Rainier. Mimi, where she had
been visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krause, formerly of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Harris spent
last Saturday evening and Sun
day with their daughter. Mrs.
Warren A. Hatch and family at
Ortonville. MINI.
Mr.: H. Hyperion and youngest
son, Harold. spent a few days in
the city last week visiting with
his son. Paul. who is enrolled at
the S. S. S.
Miss Helen Oliver spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Oliver,
returning to her school near Fair
mount Monday morning.
Earnest Jergenson of Bisbee,
has been in the city the last few.
days visiting with his father, J.
N. Jergenson, who has been in
serious condition as result of an
attack of pneumonia.
Miss Enid Searin" u,ns married
Tuesday morning at eight O'Clock.
to Mr.. Julius A. Anderson of
Hedgeville. Mont. With her hus-
band she left for Hedgeville,
where they will make their future
home.
DR.. Emanuel of Minor reports
that forty of his orange trees
froze the other night. but there
were q number left that have not
been frozen: What does man
want with forty orange trees at
Minor?
The death of Geo. p. CARED. a
former editor Of the Times. and
Mr.. Myhra's predecessor as post
master of Wahpeton, is announce
ed from his late home at Oakdale.
Cali.
Mrs. Aug. Schneider entertain
ed number of her relatives at
the home of her mother, Mrs. ".
Dorm last Saturday night. The
party enjoyed a very nice sleigh
ride and later were entertained att
the house. Cards and dancing
were the order of the evening.
The Hankinson News says that
F. H. Pietz and Fred Worner were
on a moving freight train bound9
for Lidgerwood, the other day.
when the fire bell sounded. They
jumped from the train. helped
put out the fire and then caught|
up with the train again mile
west of town. A swift running
train. that.
Allen Voves entertained a numSl
Der of the young procers and
clerks Of the city last Sunday
night at a party given in honorI
of his 9th birthday. The guests |
were entertained at the home OIL
Mr.. Voyes and all agree in sayingl
that Allen is an ideal host and isf