The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-05-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

dial, member of the Reliance Hose
Co., was elected fire chief for the
ensuing year.
Improving Its Apparance-The
building which is occupied by
Miss Gaylofd's millinery shop
is being reprinted by Rettig Bros.
and it's appearance is improved
very much.
John j. Zentgraf of Great
Bend was a business visitor in
this city from Sunday until Mon
day. Mr.. Zentgraf reports
that everything in his neighbor-
hood is i'm the progressive state of
condition.
Marriage Licenses Marriage
licenses were issued this week to
the following people: Nickola Ret
terath of LidgerwOod and Miss
Anna S. Becker, Mantador; Char
ley L. kath, Jr., and Miss R. Hoefs
both of Hankinson: and Rudolph
A. Hrdlicka and Emma Funfar.
both of Lidgerwood.
Recital at Camp belI-Mrs. AL.
Probert, violinist, Miss Margaret
Baker, pianist, and Rudolph Gill
les, baritone, gave recital at
Campbell, Mimi, last Tuesday
night under the auspices of the
ladies' aid of that city. They re-
port a large and very enthusiast
tic attendance.
Water will Be Turned off-An
official notice by the Water
Works department is printed else
where in this paper, stating that
certain repairs must be made and
that the water on certain streets
will have to be shut off for about
three hours. AS this necessary ii
is the proper thing for all resi-
| dents and patrons of this restrict
| ed district to store i'm before the
water is shut off. the necessary
amount, so that it will cause no
Inconvenience.
City Band concer&s-A COM
mittee appointed by the CONNER
cial club has been making the
rounds among our business men.
soliciting funds for the band t.
secure their services for open air
concerts during the summer. That
they have received the support ot
The merchants and other business
men in general in hearty man
ner need not be mentioned. for it
is a thing that very near all have
done their best to give the people
of Wahpeton and surrounding
territory the benefit of this band's
! services.
Another Moving Picture Show
james ID. Ryder has leased the
Hlntgen building, where Mr.. Pes
chel now occupies with his groc-
cry store for photo-play house
Mr.. Ryder will occupy the build
ing just as soon as Mr.. Pesche]
removes to his new building which
Is now being erected a half block
further west on Dakota avenue
than his present site. Mr.. Ryder
states that he will put in thor
oughly modern show house in ev-
cry respect and among the mos
entertaining effects will be an ele.
CANT pipe organ.
Install x-Ray Machine-Doc-
tors Devine & Shields have in.
stalled in ST. Francis Hospital il
Breckenridge one of the very bes
A-ray machines that can be OBJ.
tanned. This not only accords will
what they have done in the pas
in the way of improving their eff.
1lclency, but gives to them the re.
suits Of their work by their pat.
rons. Drs. Devine & Shields new.
er let expense stand i'm their wa,
in improving their service ant
ability and now have one of tn,
best equipped offices i'm this par
OF the state. This also gives tc
Wahpeton and surrounding ter.
rltory another first-class medica
concern.
Civic Improvement-The inter.
est in civic work still continues
and the city is now showing the
effect of the labor that is beina
put on it, Fifty-four names OF
children who are entertaining the
prize contest have been sent in
and more are expected. The child
rem of the congregational Sunday
School are working transform.
alton in the grounds around the
church, and a little later we shall
see very gratifying results. The
name of Mrs. Charles A. Mexican,
who was one of last weeks hos
tesses, was inadvertently omitted
The hostesses for the week are:
! Mrs. Robert T. Barber and Mrs,
David Purdon, 9th St. No.; Mrs,
Gharles Hanson, 9th st. No.; Mrs.
n. z. Devine, 5th St. No. and Mrs,
ID. G. Station. 9th st. No.-Mrs. H.
S. Perkins, Secretary.