The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-06-24
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Jack Worner and family were
in Fergus Falls Friday.
Miss Donna Forkner left last
week for the Exposition.
Gilbert Reeder and bride re
turned to this city Sunday even-
ing.
A. H. Burnson went to Fergus
Falls Friday to get his car and
take in the ball game.
Nick Holman the night chief
Of police went. to Fergus Friday
to take in the ball game.
Gilbert Reeder went to Hixon
Monday morning to get their car
which had been left at that place.
William Farnum at the Braun
Theatre Saturday in 1.-The Sign of
The Cross" Matinee and Evening.
Wahpeton lodge A. F. & A. NJ.
will attend services at the Epis-
copal church next Sunday morn
ing at 1890.
Mrs. Mckee of White Rock, S.
d., is in the city this week. While
here she is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Frank Bennett.
Mrs. May of LaMoure who has
t.een visiting with Mrs. Wherry,
went to Fargo Monday before re
turning to her home.
Charles Chaplin the funniest
man in the world will be at the
Braun Theatre tonight in I'm The
Park" First show at 1915.
VIM. Eckes, Harry Lieber and
Erwin GILES directors of the
Wahpeton side of the ball team
went to Fergus Falls Friday to
take in the game.
William Farnum will be shown
in 1.-THE Sign of The Cross" at the
Braun Theatre this week Satur-
day. Matinee at Three O'clock.
Evening 7:45 and 900.
Louie Christensen went to
Fergus Falls Friday to get his
car and also acted as umpire in
the ball game there that day be
tween B-W and Fergus.
Mrs. Anna Braun and her
daughter, Olivia Braun, went to
Fergus Falls, Monday to get their
car which they had left in stor-
age there a week before on ac-
count Of bad weather.
Even Anderson, of Steele, N. D..
was among the delegates at the
Tournament. Even is looking good
and says that it seems good to gel
back to Wahpeton and shake
hands with his old friends.
Mrs. D. E. Hess of 2nd street
south started for Glenwood, Mimi
Saturday last. She went via the
overland route with her horse ano
buggy. She took the two little
children with her and they expect
to be gone at least three weeks
Of course d. E. is a lonesome
man.
Died - Mrs. lingo Helm OF
Dwight passed away from child
birth the first of the week. The
community around Dwight which
has her many friends is severely
shocked over the news, as she
was just in her prime of life.
Called For Budack-The Ma.
tional bank Of this city had to
transfer $4,000 in gold to the G.
N. Express office Monday morn
ing. So when the time arrived
they had Sheriff Frank Budack on
the job to do the transfer work.
a Sad Accident-There occur
red Monday afternoon at about
O'Clock miles northwest fatal
accident to Mrs. Peter Trap and
little child. An oil can nearby
them exploded and killing them
both. People all over this county
were shocked to hear Of this sad
accident.
a Parcel Shower-Last satur-
day evening the Misses Ruth Bah
cock and Mae Wright gave at the
Wright home. a parcel shower
for Miss Hazel Ellis. Part of the
evening was spent hemming
luncheon napkins for the bride
to-be, after which delightful
lunch was served. The guests
were Miss Hazel sllis, Miss Anna
Boil, Miss Winnifred McCarty,
Miss Marion Potter, Miss Mar
garet Geister, Miss Rosalie Dietz,
Mis- Florence Purdon, Miss jean
nette Kramer, Miss Pauline Davis
and Miss Esther Yates. Miss
Ellis is to be married this sum-
mer.
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We do pressing, clean
ing. altering and repairing
Of mons and ladies' gar
ments. Our dry cleaning
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