The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-02-11
DR.. PFlsrER, DENTIST
Over Dietz & Murray's
Phone 500

Phone 500
Want Ads Effective Kra-
ker says: Take out my ads in the
Times. They have sold the arti-
cles advertised. and have no fur
ther use for the ads" That is the
way it goes in almost every in
stance. Want ads in the Times
do the business"
Formed a Partnershlp-Arthur
). Wagner and Albert Weimer
have formed a partnership under
the name of the Wahpeton Novel
ty Co.. and will handle all kinds of
punch-board novelties. They ex-
pect to be hard at work placing
them in a few days.
B: G. Ness, former singer
sewing machine agent for this
city, but now of Fargo, was in the
city Tuesday. enroute to Minor.
o. A. Leach was another prom
inent citizen on the sick list Mon
day, but he is improving. Tt was
probably "only the grippe"
A. Russell Dies.-F. A. Rus
sell of Underwood died at his
home in that city last week and
the body was brought here for
burial. The funeral took place
from the Congregational church
Friday afternoon. The deceased
was brother of Mrs. A. G. Divet
Goes On Tho Road-Arthur
Hausken. a well-known young
man of our city. has accepted a
position with the Brown Shoe Go.
of St. Louis, Mo-. and will go on
the road with headquarters al
Minneapolis. His territory will
cover the central. part of Mime.
sofa.
8. 8. 8. loses-Fargo College
won the basket ball game, played
here with the S. S. S. team Tues
day night by a score of % to IL.
The game was a fast one, and the
first half resulted in an even
break. There were fourteen point
called on the s. S. S.. and out of
these Fargo gained 10 points, and
won the game.
Fargo ltems-W.E. Hoover was
reelected superintendent of the
Fargo schools by a vote of S to 4.
and he served notice that next
year will be his last one at Far
go. Two men lost heir lives. AID
three others were seriously in
iured in the collapse of the Ford
Motor Co.'s new building in Far
go. last Wednesday.
Will Visit The coast-Rev. Ell
mer and Mrs. Duden are arrang-
ing to attend a family reunion at
of course will take i'm the expo
sitions while on the coast. They
expect to start about the first of
March and to be gone probably a
couple of months. Mr.. Duden's
pulpit will be supplied while he is
absent.
Saw the New Autoes-Messrs
0. A. Leach and r. M. Lunday of
the Leach-Gamble Co.. were in
the Cities last week, taking a peep
at the new autos on exhibition
there. While they have not said
anything to indicate it. the Times
would not be surprised to see that
popular wholesale house deliver
ing their goods to the groceries
and depots of this city by auto
truck in the near future. More
unlikely things have happened.
Miss keIIy's MIshap - Miss
Maude Kelly is suffering frn,n
some severe burns caused by
steam. While getting ready to do
some ironing she found the iron
TOO BIT for use and in order g.,
cool it off quickly she plunged the
iron ;'4tO a pan of cold water. The
intense heat of the iron gene 'atcd
enough steam to sca!u the entire
back part of her right hand, which
is now healing as RAPIDLY as the
nature of the burns will admit.
a Pleasant SurprIse-A party
Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lawrence. who live a few miles
north of this city. pleasantly sur
prised them last Saturday even
ing by taking a sleighride out to
their home and making a call. A
delightful evening followed. Am
ong the party were enough must
clans to conduct a dance and the
evening passed very pleasantly in
this manner delicious lunch was
served at 1890 a. M, and the par
ty returned to the city feeling that
they had had 9 splendid time.
We do pressing, clean
Ing. altering and repairing
Of mons and ladies' gar
monte. Our dry cleaning e.
plant 10 tho best equipped
TO DO found west Of tho
Twin 0ltles and the work