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The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

Richard Rutherford, for two years
left halfback on the Nebraska eleven,
has been elected captain of the foot
pail team of 1915
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

The only way to get along with some
people is carefully to conceal your
opinion of them.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
Good Road Building.

One of the secrets of good road
building is the perfectly rounded ami
we'll drained crown.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

Artie Mcqueen, who has been train
er for Jimmy Clabby, the pugilist, has
received an offer to instruct the Aus
tralians in baseball playing.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

Another of the teams apparently try.
ing to qualify with the Inman-Hoppe
circuit is the Allen-Mature combina.
ton. Looks like they play for the
pocket billiard title every day or so.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
WRESTLING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

University of Pennsylvania wrest
ling squad numbers 1876 men.
i
Szczerzow is not Zbyszko's train
ing partner. It's a district in Russian
Poland.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
ovERwoRk and KIDNEY TROUBLE {

Mr.. James Mcdaniel, Oakley, KY,
writes: II overworked and strained
myself, which brought on Kidney and
Bladder Disease. My symptoms were
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
ST. PAUL EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Services every Sunday at II a. m.,
and p. m. Sunday school at 10
o'clock. All are invited.
REV. JACOB M. WHITE.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

Johnny Griff1ths, the light weight of
Akron, o., is another American fight
er who is making good in his battles
in Australia.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

Women scorn muddy crossings II
their hosiery will pass inspection.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

husbands love when she can't even
hold her tongue.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

People seldom try to sit down on
the man who stands up for his rights.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

The rumor that New York was to
about 22,500 prominent sporting
gents" out with rush, hoping the
governor would see them first
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

If Columbia re-enters intercollegiate
football, the new coach may be Ham
ilton Fish. His success with several
all-star teams is a recommendation
of the millionaire
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

Great growth in tennis is an
nounced. Since March 80 new clubs
having $4,000 playing members and
1000 courts, have joined the United
States National Lawn Tennis associa
ton.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
Weeks Break Up-A-CoId Tablets

A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
La Grippe. Price 25c of your druggist.
It's good. Take nothing else-Adv.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
HORSE RACING

Ray Snedeker is to have Directum
l again. Nobody could do better.
X
Harry S. j., 2:08A, is back in Her
man Tyson's stable, where he did his
best work.
Adbella Watts is to be tried again
Bert Shank is wintering the filly, and
will take her up in the spring.
Cascade, 2:06A, very fast trotter
at times, has been sold to the Rus
slams, and will be exported soon.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
PUGILISM

who have not yet whipped Freddie
Welsh?
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
FOOTBALL

Yale may play Dartmouth in the
New Haven gridiron bowl in 1915.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
BILLIARDS

The withdrawal of Ora Morningsta1
leaves big hole in the Champion Bill
lard league.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

William ]. Parks, quarterback, was
elected captain of the Tufts gridders.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

The Army loses it's entire backfield
in June. Captain Prichard, Van Fleet,
Hodgson and Benedick of the backs,
and Merrillat, the wonderful end, all
leave the academy. The rest of the
line is intact.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
The Prospect.

you don't seem anxious to get
home to your dinner"
Il don't care for the menu I'll get"
What is it?"
when my wife finds out I forgot
to mail her letter the first course will
be tongue served up with hard sauce"
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY
THE M. E. CHURCH

Third street, between Winslow and
Berry streets, invites you to attend it's
services, which are as follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
worship at II. Epworth League, D.
m. Evening worship, p m. Mid.
week prayer and praise service, We'd
nesday, 8 p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

1t is probable that America will is
sue challenge in March next, to the
Australasian holders of the Davis cup
the international lawn tennis trophy
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16
TENNIS

Victoria, B. c., wants the 1915 OF
1916 Canadian lawn tennis champion
ship.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-16

Pacific coast league will start on
March % and close on October II.
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Cmaha sanasrfei..

@eitern 2tben0 bat in Der SaIle
Der 8Gniiden grii0erI6aft an 4.
5truBc Die General Beiangsprobe
Der 8unoe5iGnger ser orei St6ote,
Die i'm n0fiten Monote am groBen
Songerieite in omaha lid betbeili.
gen meroen, itottgefunoen. gunoeg.
9irigent Sbeo0or ael6e bon MiI.
Dallfee lettete Die redlt befrieoigen0
terlaufene 9robe. gs noren reid.
lid 60 Sanger 3ugegen uno mur6en
Die fir oos 6cit beitimmten 9ieoer
ourHgenomn1en. Die Sdngerpro6e
bdtte ii6 icbeninlls elmer nod gro.
Beren 9etbeiliaurg su erfreuen ge.
babt, penn ourf cine aGgerneine au.
fiinbigung fp1breu6 Der Iebten Gage
Grt uub 3eit Der 9robe dusrei6en6
befannt gemndt poroen mare.
Coma gieform Dopenport.)
@ie fonrte man 10 mas i'm oeut.
ihen Davenport unterloiIen?
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Rahhrm 0rtt 0fnm 81. ansef.
iat ma Vgnilln. 1d. bic .rumtn
taaItte 9ritim ubcr bas .etna
riiianm fclQhom tetfute. ianhie
e. una am %iol1enotH Eoa uodiit.
benhes SdlrNten3
s3bte Beiiimg III bas meriboouitp
Aloii IA iettdrr 3eii. GO tt eth
glati, bab bic boilc Wuhrbeit eut.
bdlt SD mode ,3bncu 0ds Som.
pIimcut. DOT Sie 0aS 1eutihtbum
iur6tlos b%erirctrn Rcd5t 10. int
mir fin0en Ste eincn 9lm0esaenoi.
ien. mo i'd CLAUDE. Der efpiq trrue
eoit miro ouf Der aeredten Code
oeu Sieg o%erIei6en ut0 ilber luri
ooer lang pcr6cn bic Geutihen mo
ibre treiieu gerbdnOeten ale 3ein6e
nieoerlerlmgCn habeH.
9it beitem @rnB Sbr
8. u. 4noerior.
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Der Sdladtcniaal.

Die aus pari8 gemsIoet tp.rb, bat
Die fran5ofi6e RegieruHg ben
59ladtenlaat Oes 0eriaiaet S6loi
e pDm /. Qtai an Dem aageneineu
9elude ipisost 3~ugcngli4 gemaat,
ipa9reno ale anberR MuIeen uno Sc
mdloeIammlungen (nte bisber) fir
Die 8auer ce5 arieges geidlpiien
6leiben. 0teler SooI, oeiieu Groff,
hung no6l ole ~gslultene tritgeriide
Stimmurg in garis neu belebeH IOa,
bat untsr ben beri4iebeneu Reggie
ruugen Grantrei9s duerlei BdnOs
lungen burdgema4t. Seine Grim
bung gept auf Quoptg XIV. 8uriid,
Der nod 8eeroig nc bes 0Iterreitis
i6en grbfOIgetrisges I'M Sabre
1748 beitimmte, bah bic rubmpoaiteH
sdten bes fran30Itihsn 9eerss in
otsiem &riegs in elmer aeibe bon
Gemdloen f~etge6alten peroen ioaten.
Disie @emdlOe iteqten Die Ginnabme
BON Menin, bic 8etagcrung Don
Brei6urg /. g., bic S9la9t BON
5pntenp, bic 8elagerung BON Sour
nah unb bic @9Id9t bon 2dpfel0
bar; auf beIOnoeren @unI9 bss aDs
nigs purbe nod Elm Bib bes bers
i4dnateu 2agers 3piT4en San Sebas
Iiian uno 6ontarabie (dus benz
Suli 1719) beigefigt. Den 9smdIoen
iDuroe Elm beion0erer Gaol i'm CRIB
sei4oB bes gerfuiaer S9loRes, inter
Der beriibmtsn Spieselgalerie, einses
rGumt, unb bort bingeu Ie etipa
bunbert Sabre, ieIbIt bon Der gros
gen Rebolution beri4ont. bis 9uOpig
gbilipp iie enffernsn unb ben 9adum
NIT ben beridiebenorttgiten Gegens
itduoen aus Der 3sit feiner 9Orsdnger
anfiaen Iisb.
Sn biefsm 3uItanbe blie6 Der
Sadl Bis bor tpenigen Sobren. 0a
1teute Der betdntte Sdla9te1maler
Gbuorb 9etaile gemeinInm NIT Der
@eieafdaft Der 5reunoe BON 9eridils
Ies an bic Regierung oas @rIuden,
ben @dIaGteninal bss S9lofes in
friiberen 3uitanbe fpieoer bers
ieIlen gu IaFeu. Die Regierung CAB
@r1u6sn mad, uno Die llmGns
Duros oarouFbin pOrgsnoms
men. Qres, mas 2ubpig P3ilipp in
sfane bes butui1es" batts UNI
t~srbrinsen luHen, puroe entfernt urO
uur Die bier @tatuen BON Surenue,
gOnbee, 2ursmbOurs unb Sourraiue
purben nuf ibrsn pIdBen in ben
Sdsn beloFsn. Gin @inlpetbuna oss
lsubergeridietsn Scales mar nit be
Ionoeren JeierIihteiten Derbunosu, BEL
Der Gborottsr Der 53eit Cub
piss XIV. Bis in bic tIeinlten Gin
0stpahrt uurbs.
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Nus ebrasta GitD nuD nmgeaenD


6rdu GarI @elcrm1nn bon nabe
Spraeuie lit am 9ienitag abeno IN
einem Soipital 81 2ineoln, mo iie
iitl 3lir &2ilung zines arebsleioeus
aAfbieIt, geitorben. Ger Goldman
puroe na6 SDracpie ilberiubrt, mo-
Die 9eiiesung unter 8beilnabme
sablreifer 2eibtragenoer 6reitag
Radmtttag itottianb. Gen Sinter.
hliebenen qntbieten mir unier BERG
Iifes geilei6.
Srau Morid Gngeline &alm, geb.
,9obn, @nttin oes Serrn aug. Salm
BON Singe 8%re3intt, lit in ibrem
Scim nod mebrmonatIihem 2eioen
I'M Alter BON mebr ais So Sobren
1citorben. Gle mar am %. 5ebruor
1850 in Der Bropin3 Sannoper,
1eutidlono, geboren unb 81 Gitern
oes Sahres 1864 oaieIbit fonfirmiert
poroen. SIN Sabre 1872 fam tie
init ibrem gruoer mad ben Ser.
Stddten uro bdlo oardut ndhoem
tie Iif) NIT Serrn SaIm berbeiratbet
botte, mad Ginge 9re3intt, no file.
sis 3u ibrem a6iheioen tpobnte.
Gic 9eerbigung fono am 9littnof
Oer 2. SUM auf Dem Oiage 6rieo.
hofe inter 4mtierung bon g1itorI
1r. 2iiinf ron Sprocuie un6 4oitor
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l~tnpetter i'm Staate.

,@eligb, Reb., 7. SUM. Sn.
foIge oes itarfen @egens Der lebten
Gage lit Der GIfborniluB 2 SUB 8
3oa innerboG6 tpeniger Stunoen ge.
uno iiber Die l1fer getreten.
Set Iangen Sabreu lit elm IoldeS
5odpaiier bier ni9t %getpeien. Sn
Der ltmeegero bon gIgin uno DAT.
bale brad Gin @irbeIiturm aus, DER
groben Sdaoen onridtete. Cine in
guggn fnbrenoc 6rau tpur0c
@eipann un0 Bogen off.
geboben uno In Elm Maisfelo ge.
uorfen. Qas Clearwater fommt 6te
bob in iener @egenO
oiele 9riifcn 8erit6rt iinb.
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4tele bon 0iage gre5intt auf Dem
oortigen ct. 8attls 6rieobofe Itott.
gloge iie tr 5rieoen rubenl Mir
entbieten unier ber3lidites geiIeio.
Otto siemers BON nabe 0unbor
heinfte 9eute ieine 5ablreihen
6rcunoe in Rebrasfa Gitp. gr be.
CAB iiG ieoo6 bnlb BON bier nad
Sprocuie, Inn Der geer6iauna BON
5rau Garl Geaermann bei3uno6nen.
SIN brauteIterIiden Seim no6e
Sprocuie piro am 10. SUM Die
3rauiing non Sri. gIfie %. Staad
uno Serrn 6. .. 6ronce Itattfin.
ben, pie Die oitsaeianOten Sod3eits.
%einla6ungeu beia9en. Die 6ii6ihe
8rott lit cine Eodter uniereg
6reunoes 6rib Staod un6 oeIIen
@ottin bon nobe Spracuie. 0as.
iunge 9rautpaar miro cine sSarm.
nole Sprocuie b%e5ieben. giel Slid.
5urn gemeiniomen 2ebensbunoel
Senrb groting bon rabe Qorton,
tpelder iid nuf Der 8tESfabeniago
befanO, 5og iid cine s6uBmuuoe 3u
am redten Oberidenfel urto befinoet
iid in dr3tIiher 9ebau6lung. Sein
.3lftanb 1T, nie ms mitQetbeiIt
beiorgniBerregenb.
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susnit 3. Spedt's Spdter Der.
heirafhrt.

Seute flotterte uns cine Mittbei.
lung auf ben Tiifl bic in oeuti6en
areiien groBes aufieben uro getpif
aud 6reuoe beroorrufen miro. &err
uno 6rau qiiguit 3. Sped)t tilnoi-
gen nGmItf in 6erielben Die am
SamItng itottgefunoene 8erm1blling
lbrer 3odter aoelina 2ouiie NIT
Serrn Oscar @alter MaIltrom an.
SOmobl Den 9ralteltern oIs aud
Dem iungen Baor britgen mir berg.
Iifjen @lidipiinid oar uuo boffen,
bob Der 2ebenspfnO Ser Geeuoer.
mdbIten MIR NIT Roien obne Dor.
men beItreltt iein moge.
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nonni nir0, 1T pisou cine giItu'
bahnitrede notpsnDia. bsuH bic
8uGerFGne pbsrbolb QDaRgpe Ittl'
len Iih bier Der SdiIiabrt eutgs,
aen. Damn lit Der Strom pieosr
befnbrbar, uub 5ulebt iebt bic isbt
poaenbete Gtrtdt Elm. eie bon 9as
bolo am aualoba ben eutuga 5lub
entlano ldufi bis nab qlbertptlls
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beren Stite bes 3onganpita IeBt
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isnoen nun bur9 0eud9sO tafrita
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pes aongo in sinem g~efpaltigen 8os
gen quer bur4 ben afritanif4en
Sentiment gebt.
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g[ntp non Qpfnmptinr rrfakt.

an Az. uno 2eapentportb Str.
tuurOe elm automobtl bon elmer
Rongiermoid)ine Der MiIIouri ga.
cific erfaBt unO fart belb1oigt.
9lur cine Ser Suiafien, SRI. 2ena
Mteblins, 9lDenue $ in Council
Bluffs, erlitt @%erlebumgerL bod iiuo
AUDI oieie ungefdbrlider gsatllr.
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Warttberidte.
Gin 0mnho. Z A1lni ta16

STU ~ANAH1af q. sum lJlos
&inOpief -3uiuhr 300.
Beef Stiers feit bis leidter.
Sdbrliuge, giite bis bette $40
800.
Sellers. Norft felt big penig nieOr.
Soditer BreiS $40.
Gern feo 8eebes.
@itte Big bette S8.35-S.75.
9}ittelm1Bige $8.t0-8.35.
3iemIi6 CUTE bis CUTE $3.50
500.
aiihe, marft felt big nenig nieoriger
@ute bis bette $6.80-7.50.
3iemlid quite bis CUTE $5.75-
$50.
MitteImaBige S4.00-5.75.
Stpfer5 unb 5eeoers, g1artt feft.
@lte 6i5 bette $6.50-7.80.
3temIi6 CUTE big quite $500
$50.
MitteImGBige $6.O0-7.oO.
.Stof Sellers 6.00-7.00.
Stof aiibe $5.75-6.75.
Stof aG[6ar SIS. 50-8.50.
Seal aGl6er IS. 00-10.50
Bulls, Stagt uIp. So. 50-7.25.
Stof guqs, 5.00-7.00.
2 Experimentation 1900. Marft
Shippers 5 h0ber, Yafer8 felt.
9urdi6aittspreis $7.40-7.45.
Soditer 4rei8 1886.
Sdafe-3afubr 1920. genrft feit.
9ur6idnittspret8 0.60-tt.t0.
Soditer Breis, 2Gmmer $3.50.
Merican 5000.
COLORADO Mer. 2Gntmer $t0.35.
2dmmer, Mnrft Itarf, 10-15 bober
@ei6orane, lei6te 10.00-10.50.
S6pere So. 50-10.35.
@ei6or. Mlttterihafe $4. 50-5.75.
6rlbling.2Gmmer $12.25.
GbicasO Marftberidt.
&inSDieb-3ufltbr 10000. Itarft
feit.
3d6rlinge $3.50.
Standardization $4,000. Weortt
iDenlg nieoriaer, SdluB felt.
0itrdi9nittSpreis $7.50-7.65.
S6fiter Rreis $7.75.
Sdufe-8ufuhr LOCO. Mtorft I'M.
regelmdBia, 25 nieoriger.
$t0.65.
@ei6or. 2Gmmer $10.65.
8oa. 20mmcr $11.40.
Colorado 9dmmer $tt.50.
6riiblings.91mmer $t1.75.
Ganias Gity &nrtt6eridt.
RinOuicb-3ufubr 5000. @arft
felt bis 10 nteoriger.
S1brlinge $685..
$685..
aiibe, Marft i6po6.
@}orft felt.
5ee6ers, Marft felt.
adlber, @farft feft.
SdJmeiHe-3ufubr 5000. Morft
felt bis 10 5oebr.
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felt.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

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tontaianu y fotand. Eat Prnssta and uahaa, ehe W lhouaada suffered
faplns ard worse than death ai are II SAINT 81 the tefetaHea 81 nef
lMa seeming prlalse ~ Americans ~ Germans prompts b. Amsusans
4 German descent " refer briefly 40 hs position e Germany n haI
ar Al Il appeam % ua who know European conditions. In doing 80 om
svs Il Nj time. herssofors proven hssseyes Amsreas 'reerst tisn5sI
nhd 10 gain assistance FOR fellow creatures who are entirely innocent oil
Does no. Itays advent in ths war prove the necessity Tor Germany
- an army for defense1 n ltay, Gtuhnya ally, unpfoyoked, seeks now
Ae cannot prevent IL what would italy have done II Germany had - army
What could Germany have expected from those who for years openly avowedl
their hostile intentons3
Does not The peace and the peaceful industries which Germany alone
kept and followed for over forty years, during which her opponents wagedI
unjust wars Of conquest and oppression England against The Beers. Italy
n Africa, Russia and Japan over Mnnchuda and Belgium against her
rubber slaves) give color TO Gemanys claim that her army IS simply
Tor defense?
Our school histories teach Us that Germany, while she had no army
eas invaded by the Romans, by the French under Napoleon, that the armies
Of every nation trampled her soil at will and that even during your life
ume France without cause attempted to crush Germany Ought those
IN charge of Germanys welfare, knowing that their country as the battle
ground Of all Europe during long centuries had been continuously devas-l
tated and impoverished, to have waited IN this war, which Ialys animus
now plainly shows vas inevitable, for invasion, or did they adopt the only
safe course in forcing the unavoidable battles to be fought m the soil oil
those who threatened her destruction?
Is It not true, after all, that the Teutons are waging, as they say,I
a war Of sef-defense? Are not Americans in every sense chargeabe with
uncharitableness by Withholding assistance from these needy noncom-
hatants?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-07-08
WILLING TO WORK CHEAP

James Ward, farmer, who lives
near Warren, o., was presented
the other day by farm hand, who
had worked for him a year with a
list of things the farm hand thot
the boss should put up for him
to retain his services for another
year. Here they are: House, rent
free; garden fol truck; eight
loads of manure; six hundred
eggs to set; half Of young chick
ems raised, half Of eggs produce
ed; half of milk from eight good
COWS; half of butter from eight
good cows: 100 pounds of flour
per month; twenty bushels of
apples; forty-eig'ht gallons of eli
der; apples for apple-butter; sew
en- tons of coal, three of this fall $
pigs or four spring pigs to he fed
and fattened free; One-third OF
the calves when old enough to
veal and twenty dollars a month
salary. That's all!
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-07-08
DEvINE At REFORM SCHOOL
Supt. Brown Retires After a. Yrs.
Of Active Life in Reform
Service

After a life service Of II years,
- of which We're put in in North
Dakota, Supt. Brown of the Re
form School at Mandan has re-
signed and left the state. His
place Was filled by J. NJ. Devine,
former governor of the state who
was appointed by Governor Han
ma.
The exchange of heads was
made at the institution with ap-
prOpriate ceremonies. A number
of the state officials We're present
and the members Of the board OF
control had direct charge Of the
affair.
Many expressions of regret that
Mr.. Brown was to leave were
made and the school was cOngrat-
ulated upon the fact that so able
successor had been appointed
Mr.. Brown expects to move to the
west and Mr.. Devine has already
established his home at the
school.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-07-08
NEW BOARD OF REGENTS
IS NOW IN CONTROL

Bismarck, July 3 The new
board of regents of the state of
North Dakota assumed control OF
all of the educational institutions
of the state with the exception of
the School for the Deaf and Dumb
at Devils Lake and the School for
the Blind at Bathgate, yesterday.
The first meeting of the board
will be held on July IS at Bis
marck.
The first function of the new
board will be to secure survey
of the educational institutions of
the state. The survey will be TAX
en- by some educational authority
from without the state.
An office will be established at
Bismarck and a permanent secre-
taly appointed in the near future.
The board will also appoint an
educational commissioner from
without the state who is to be the
regular adviser and educational
expert of the board.
Members of the board OF re-
gents are: DR.. J. ID. Taylor, Grand
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-07-08
WAHPEToN MAN MARRlES
POPULAR FARGO GIRL

\ quiet wedding was celebrat-
ed last Thursday morning at .
O'Clock at the priest house of st.
Mary's cathedral # Fargo when
Miss Rita Rowan, laughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Rowan, of the Wei
lington apartments and DR.. Her.
bert Ptister of Wahpeton We're
married by Father Egan.
DR.. Pfister and his bride left for
a visit Will, his people at Preston.
Mimi, and later will go to Chica-
go and other points for several
weeks, before returning to Wah-
peton where they will be at home
i'm beautiful new home JUS
completed.
DR.. Ptister is a practising den.
list in Wahpeton. His bride has
been teaching music in the pub.
lie schools here for the past three
years. She is a graduate of the
seminary and of the state nor.
NAL school at Winnna, Mimi.