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The Washington times., 1916-12-18

HSs. With hd :is s e.rs.r rs sSs ss ss
s wst s Pssa i navy 'i aIssa ss nd
suede, In the. Following makes:
Palsis Royal Ksyser. Onyx.
Luxlte and Rivoii. Also a very
good assortment Of fancy striped
checks. embroidered boot effects.
In vertical stripes. etc.
ss Ladies Purs spk Hose. In
blssee, ' Vim fasSSl,. ' sioss. ' ssG
white With black clocks. Some
Ladies, Hsse. 5sc. All over silk
nber and heavy silk boot, regular
made, In blue, white. brown. ell.
'eE,saiiss.sl ass cray s End suede y,
Fiber six boot; black. white. rrsy.
pink. sky and champagne. Also
Isle thsesd In black. white. gray.
COTTON Win sns Sh fi,sm sei:s and s al
white feet. Very good value.
The Washington times., 1916-12-18

Nsais~rs sets. In leather case.
Miiisavy pr~sAss. In leather case.
Cellar ssuss. satin lined. slSs -
FIashs. leather covered. fSc 10
..c.st ns.ssr~ In leather cases.
Cigar rases. Sss % e<ss.
nat ss~sAss. In leather case. each.
Leather Hssasass. with covered
frames with coiorsd silk unines:
nttsd with purse and mirror. Each.
Nuft rSrses. assorted celors. with
eolorsd silk lining. also nttsd with
purse mirror. Each. es.eN
The Washington times., 1916-12-18

sail. s'- iis.s. 81: s.; d. I" s issA'' CASE
o.ess nsss. assorted coIors. each.
We end Tse.
~. sssy sep; ESD Wa cissAs.
mings Each. CSC.
De yilsis -0sarussesl Perfun-
tssss. ase q ei.So each.
Essak-sssk prssh SETS. boxed
nrusA sets, with ebony back. with
silver mountings; Set. eal3G
sets. eesssistsG two military
brushes with ebony backs and comb
With silver mountinss: boxed. Get.
rais,s Rey.I--strest F,ssr.
The Washington times., 1916-12-18

Ostrich Feather Boas, In many
colors and combinations. At
. $l.5o, sass, $s.ss, s5.ss, ts.ss,
. s7.sS, and ts.ss.
Marabout Capes and Stoles.
s2.ss. ss.ss, sl.ss, $3.50, ss.ss
to Slo.ss.
; Marsbout Muffs. S3.s8, Sl.ss,
e5.S8, $6.sS, and S7.sS.
Evening Scarfs, Of chiffon,
crepe de chine, net, real and inni-
tation lace. el.25, 31.b0, el.98,
sass Up 10 $1,000.
Ceorgstte Collars, plain or
lace trimmed. SOC, $500, $3.50,
S1.ss, $3.50 up 10 S5.sS.
Georsetts Sets from si.oe to
Pretty embroidered Collar and
CUT Sets. flannel and organdy
.ollar. large or small, novelty
bows and ties Each In a box.
7se.
Angora Cap and Scarf Set for
children and misses, including
the new Scotch plaid. Set, Si.oe
TO Ss.25.
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
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Msr. Russell q Tvsstse.
ROE cnILpagNs' BANK.

NEW YORK. Dec. is.-Thieves who
robbed two houses In weehswksn
and Leonis, N. J.. early today qualified
as the meansst burglars by breaking
open a chiidren's bank In one OF the
houses. The children were saving for
ChriatmaH
The Washington times., 1916-12-18
MILLIONS FOR XMAS TREES.

SYRACUSE. n. r.. Dec. 1s.--Littis
old New York 10 spending $4,000. 900
for Christmas trees and green shrub.
berry from the woods OF Maine, New
Hampshire, and Vermont, according
College OF Forestry here today.
The Washington times., 1916-12-18
House Committee Fails to In
oIude Provisions In Appro-
priation Measure.
MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL, TOO
Allowance for New Schools Is
Cut From $40, 66, 700 to
$4,000.
~s-r,inued from fourth ras.. j,

ws~rtinued from Fourth raFe,
vicut avenue to Thirty ninth street,
pave, $1,000.
Northwcst---c Connecticut avenue. TIL.
den street to Pierce Mn road, pave,
$500.
Northwest.--Sh ephord street, Fourth
to Fifth streets. pave. $500.
Northwcst--Van Ness street, Con.
necticut svcnuc 20 Idaho avenue. and
Pierce Min road, grade and Improve,
Horthwest--Fifteenth street. web.
:tsr street to Buchanan street, pave.
Northwest--Ninth street. Allison
street to Buchanan street, pave,
FOR Shepherd street.
Northwest--Shepher street, Geor.
gis Avenue to Fourteenth street. pave,
Nortbesst--Dougias street. Tenth to
Twelfth streets, pave, $1,000.
Northeast--Twentieth street, Jack.
son street to lawrence street. grede
Northcast-Kearney street, TWEEN.
tieth to Twenty .second streets, grade
and Improve, $1,000. :.
Northwsst--Joeeiyn street. east Of
Northwes,"Bach.nan street. Four.
$1,000.
North wcst---Aiiison street. Four.
t:enth TO Fifteenth streets pave
Northwes,-Fifth street. Rock Creek
,Ch.Sch road TO Shepherd street. pave
Eoutheast - Twcnty.nfth street,
grade, s4,T00.
Northwest = Adams MIL road.
ciyecsd.ic place to Hsrvsrd street
Sor;hwcst west - rhir,y..ishth street,
Massachusetts avenue to Macomb
street, pave, $4,000, - ,y,..o,
i I'm assS' : :: IDAHO avenue grade ana
Southeast Repairs.
southcast--Taibort street, Nicholi
avenue TO shannon place. pave, s2,IoO
street to south terminus shannon
p.Nor,SwsitSoNiSih stree. U to v
streets, pave, 81. 500.
NATURALIZATION street. osorsIa
avenue TO iows Avenue; pave " ;s%
avenue to Iowa avenue, pave, 2.400
Northwest--lows avenue. Websser
street 20 ALLISON street. pave, s0;ooo.
wood road to Rhodse Island avenue,
grade and improve, $4,000.
Northeast--Hamiin street, Twelfth
70 Thirtesnth streets. grade and i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street. Frank.
lin strset to 0irard street, grade - 600
Southeast--Mt. View place, Morris
Northwest-Cansl- road, retaining
wall, reconstruct, S2b, 900.
Observation-Disclosures road Gies.
G n r rGsS 70 and I ms.oy Of , SSlS%sia
Northesst-Evarts street west OF
hTs%.s'nh street, grade and improve.
, southesst--Raiiroad avenue. Penn,
sylvania avenue TO Twenty.second
NorthsastLotis street. Tenth to
s TTs.5'h streets grade and improve
New Pavemsats.
Northwest-channi street, First
Co North Capitol streets. pave, $4,000.
Northwest-Hobart street, Sherman
sysngs to Georgia avenue. pave,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, Con.
Northwsst--Kanswh street east OF
colneSticut avenue, pave. $500.
tieSi ss.nss to T%snty.s even S str.ss.
Northwsst--Ashmead place. connec.
ticut avenue TO Belmont road. pave,
Northwest - Belmont road, Nine.
teenth. street to Twentieth street,
pave, $4,000.
Northwest-Champi avenue, KaI.
Drama road to Columbia road. pave.
81, 500.
acknowledgements street, Bit.
Sil,T00,
Northwest-Lowell street, wiscon-
sin avenue to Thirty.fourth street,
pave. $4,000.
burg road. grade. 100000
Nofthwest--Ninth street, Georgia
The Washington times., 1916-12-18

Double Bed Lambs Wool Com
with inset border OF satin; very
fiuffy and warm, s4.ss esck.
ss4so Plaid Wool Blankets; good
range Of eolorings; unusual value.
$3.50 pair.
.72xs0 Fine White Wool blankets,
pink and blue borders; very spec
ial $500 pair.
7oxso Extra Fine Wool Blankets.
made OF long fleece, making them
light and warm. $3.50 pair.
GLIDING cord and tasseIs; excellent
range OF choice colorings. eco
each.
Beacon Auto and Travelling
Rugs; plaids end Indian designs;
ar NJ eleyatora
The Washington times., 1916-12-18

tL..
sr teoSs fse ss ss ss t 81 sSS
Tor inspection OF dairy farms.
Ch.r,t,es.
A. the xvo.hlry,o ..v,r,, ara ,ai,
| az oon a. .i,ns .,,s, 90
eauipring hospital Kitchen. Al the
Homo for the Aged and inf,rm. se,aS0
~ provided for repairs, installation Of
two electric generators renewsi o.
ns sa.ns, syS'em' anu oS'ehs'o" Oh "ro
prTTt,ec.on:
~, the con,ingnS. IVA i,ciSssntai s,,nJs
vndar Iust,t,,,,nn ana ., an ,ha hnara ~
o uhaer ,ms. AVA nnu one pUSaa
susru ts si;r,,.,r,,, u,. so,,o, FOR
| canaraS rtI,hrs n.totns 20
cs,,sts,,,t nnA nn,taoa a.sik NM, o,,e
horn NJ si'hoo ana a. h,v AZ extin.
suishers at $500,
Anneostla Flats.
! The bill appropriates 5000, 900 Cor
continuing the reclamation and de.
volopment OF the Anacostia river and
flats THIS was the amount estimated
'o'' y....
r,. u,.,,ou os
l. son nSo nv. oi,..sa sp ao.Say,r
sxo,vvy WIS niowsu lor tne oo"oo""s
"oh OF small park areas
water gervicS
nn nunu aoWeu IN an, my w.nhins
ION aomsdygt IL n az ooo An adj.
tionai sio 600 ALLOWANCES ia made for
enn,Ia,,,n. ~ un,rs -, ',niinsd ear
s inn. sno mn,ne Q, u M ise,, SET =,
~ mo VI 'ue ihns s"v ~ n,a,or
SswV =. ~ r, "saH atstc
49, N,,, .iis,n
E.,,mnt.s reduced.
In addItion 70 tho larger cuts print.
"A abnye n Gamma IN OF aome ~ tho
more imnortant apnropriations ~ttn
the .sti,n.tss s,,hmItted shows tbe FOL.
lowing differenceB:
MOTOR truck TOT munieipa architest
eh,,a w.. n,oaIio,eS hnnh
typewrIters. recorder on deods' rs. 400,
disnilowed; rcpaving corain. streets
estimated at ss0.7bo, allowed s03,350;
construction OF suburban roads, esti.
mated at S42D. 200, allowed $3.50 BOO;
repairs suburban roads estimated
siib, 900, allowed 100000
.,-.
hsumsse NOV howso. :.
The estimate for $4,000 for land
for savage treatment work was not
sI,ow.d
~ c,., .,,. 10.
ssaa,Sss Tor ionscyity pay q school
tescne.s anu sno sovvvv. ~"
esunlA'e OF s~ TOT .
penses ~ nsu,es' so''ses =" s"'oo'
wss oisai.oMeoa
inc Somss,1nes sNaa ,pr tpn
nkohv new .|'oyn,ns w ~
lice Department. ana were given SIX
teen. 81, a. ooo ,o .,s,. =,
an ITEM OF .s;oVo TOT aos ~
smahpoN nosbsaa ws euns'su,
Vas a'so h" nn.s,,,s,,'
ood hs So mn .,nner, r saIesisan,
S SeDe 'p n.rs ns "SPpGh pstpist 81 co.
lumpia malnuhlneu nv ~, Eh.hp
nn osp ngn' INV co""''''ee "'o"''
SfoV'po'
Revenue Exceed. Apprevriatisn.
That IN. total APPROXIMATION. for
a.. p,.,.Is, 3d. 49,. h.,S "a hi,
inc pistric' unuer the na'i ana hs
plan are Tar less than the estimated
revenues OF tho District for the next
n.cal year In shown by the commit
tees rccapitulation, which says:
"The whole sum appropriated by the
bill. including appropriations payable
half end hnlf out o. the revenues OF
the DistrIc. and the general Ttcasury,
respectively, and the appropriations
for tho water service. payable wholly
out OF the water reyenues. amounts
Al 4 Ana A1u ia hRiUH ~ HOH lnl lNRa
The Washington times., 1916-12-18
Appropriate Gifts
Bed Comforts, Etc.

and welcome they will prove on the cold wintry nights
that will follow Christmas
The Washington times., 1916-12-18
Boys and Girls
Csc
Gift Books

Tables full of them--on
street floor - attractivsly
bound and choice Of the best
titles.
A Hssdse.e Cloth ESsssss %
Mother ossse, with beautiful ~
Illustrations IN color. Boxed. -.
Another nns edition OF the Real
Mother Goose, illustrated By
Blanche Fisher white. sI.oo. Other
Mother ooose Boohs ct u. ZEE. I5s.
sss. Zoe, 7ss. ssd u.
PsintinR and Cut-Out Desks---
Also bsautlful THINKS for children
20 make IN the way Of eut.outs;
Llses sss RAG nsshs--Psisss
% u oOc.
.Paisls Royai---street Floor---Nsai
elevators.
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Paiais ReysI-street Fiser.
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Gift Books In Attractive Boxes

AZ si.se--Postscsi auotations by
the best known authors, ineiud.
ins Lonsfeliow. Tspnyson. Brown.
Ing. Wordsworth. whittier. wal
ter Scott. and Oscar wiide--print.
ed on thin paper. with artistic
leather binding.
AZ Soe-Favorits editions OF best
classics. bound In black leather:
eli sttractiveiy boxed. ...
Dssy ReeseS Bssks---suitabiy
boxed! bound In pink. blue ana
white; cloth bindings. Prices, pc.
80. -. -, ei.2s, -.
New Fiction for Gifts
A. u.ss asS si.ss cor.
Bsst Authors-Rspvint EAi-
dess-at soc cosy--
Latsst copyrighted atsiou BY
the very best authors. including
Booth Harrington. Harold f3sii
Wright Mrs. Humphry Ward.
Joseph Lincoln, Eleanor Porter,
Margaret Deland, etc.
The Washington times., 1916-12-18

Collar Bag. Manicure Sets Roll TRAVELLING Mirror Coat
Hanger leather Jewel Poeks Drinking Caps leather
Medicine Cases. Gents POketbooks Ladies' Cdrsns
Handbags Watch Bracelets, Smoking Sets.
The Washington times., 1916-12-18

Fire Department.

For the motorisation OF the Fire
Department additional equipment
which is required TO be motor driven
IL provided As follows:
One aerial hook and ladder ruah
chemical and hose wagon. $500; fouI
tractors, at $4,000 each; three combi
nation chemical and hose wagons
as, 800 each; installing steam heat W
engine and truck houses, $4,000.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-17

reserve should be built up against any eventuality, just as much as gold re- serve. The wheat reserve of London has been running very low of late. be- ing only one-third of what it was a year ago, and there is about the same falling off at the fifteen great ports of the country. So that this new policy of government wheat purchase is go- ing into operation, with the double purpose of gradually building up a great defensive wheat reserve. and in- cidentally no doubt keeping down the rate of American exchange.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-17

When you have printing to be done give it to your local paper, which maintains a payroll and is working for the upbuild of the town.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-03-17
WHEAT SUPPLY |S CONTROLLED BY
 ENGLAND

LONDON, March 16. - Great Bri- tain and her allies have gone into the wheat business on a very extensive scale, the governments themselves buying vast stocks of wheat - 200,- 900 tons in Australia at a cost of $16.- 900, ,000; 25O,OO0 tons in Argentine at cost of $2O,OOO, 900, and the whole remaining crop of Roumania at $50,- 000.000 - in all, about sS6.000,000 probably the largest bulk expenditure for wheat ever made.
 This is a new departure - govern ments buying up the wheat supply. It has a special interest to the United States for two reasons, namely:
 First: The rate of American ex- change, which went so strongly against England last fall. is depend ent on keeping down imports of Am erican wheat cotton and other pro ducts. In this way the balance of trade will not be so heavily against England as it was last fall; the drain of gold to meet that balance will not be so heavy, and the exchange rate will remain steady. One of the high est officials of the government told the Associated Press, when the rate of exchange crisis occurred last fall that one of the surest ways of steady ing the exchange was for England to stop buying wheat in the United States and buy it instead in Australia, Can ada and elsewhere. He intimated strongly, too, that this would be done; and apparently it has been done, al though the Corn Exchange is flooding the London press with queries as to why these government purchases are made.
 Second. Irrespective of the ex change rate, the government pur- chase of wheat discloses the tremen- dous weapon which the quadruple allies possess in the control of that fundamental food product. AS it now stands the countries forming the quadruple alliance have an enormous stock of wheat. about one-half of the total worlds crop of 1915; the neutral countries come next with about half as much as the quadruple alliance possess; and the central powers come last, with a comparatively insignifi- cant stock of the great food staple. A rough summary showing the wheat holdings of the various groups is as follows:
 Quarters Quadruple Allies Q. .. D.. .323, ,452, 900 Neutral Countries .. .. ... 1S9, 1S1, ,00 Central Powers 56,73S.OOO
 That is. the quadruple allies have the bulk of the worlds wheat sup ply, and are buying up good deal of the neutrals' share. while the cen tral powers have about one-sixth the supply of their opponent with little chance of buying from neutrals or get ting it delivered if bought.
 The details of wheat holdings by the two war groups, and by the neutrals, can be approximately figured out from reports obtained through the Corn Exchange While not official, the fig ures are published in the leading or gans of the exchange, as compiled
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
r. n. DEvlNE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office in Residence, SIS 5th St
Phone 80
DR.. Meckstroth's former
Residence
r. II. DEvINE


Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen have re-
turned from their vacation trip
spent at Battle Lake.
Order your Watches and Jew
clry from Albert SchrieIter, he
can save you money.
During Miss R"Ilns stay i'm the
city Mrs. Purcell gave a tIleatr"
party in her honor. Miss Rohan
is a sister of Mrs. pfistcr.
Prof. Riley of the State Scho"l
of Science has leased The first
floor of the Spencer residence and
has taken possession.
Mr.. Howard Jones and his
returned from Larimore.
last Saturday. where they had
been visiting at the Hazcn and Nc
kean homes. Mrs. Jones in
tends to spend the winetr here 4.
WahpetOn with her SISTER Mrs.
Mexican.
The Mess Murphy g. Schneider
managers of the Photoplay, have
arranged to give benefits per-
Torrance for the st. Johns
school. 1t was to be givc.l this
coming Friday but has been posi-
poned to some later date. Watch
the small handbills for a1nounc"
nent.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
Mrs. Frank Waneaux enterteia-
ed.the G. G. Club OF Tuesday.

Mrs. Frank Waneaux enterteia-
ed. the G. G. Club OF Tuesday.
State Inspector Edwards is here
to look after our schools this
week.
Ms. Harriet Russell of Minor
visited at the Divet home last
Saturday.
Mr.. Morden is spending few
days visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
f. E. Basstett this week.
Millinery Opening. Beautiful
pattern hats on display for five
days only Sept. 10Th o26th, at
Miss Briggs Millinery Parlors.
Miss Ruth Douglass is teaching
near Barney this year. Her sis
ter, Miss Blanche, will open her
school near Hanki1son next week
The public schol opened last
week with more thai the usual
crowd of pupils. The enrolment
exceeding any of the previous
years by forty.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
HAYES BAKERY
Mrs. Joe Patterson spent Sun

Mrs. Joe Patterson spent Sun
day at Fargo.
Mr.. Lauder and Mr.. Divet auto
ed to Forman Tuesday morning..
If you want farm loan at the
cheapest rate, see or write Wolfe
q Schneider, Wahpeton, N. ID.
Marriage Licenses-Max c..
Harris, Sept. fifth, Glenwood.
MINI. to Elizabeth T.. Chopper,
Hankinson, N. ID.
Miss Rostcin who has been visi.
ing at Hayes is again beack at her
aressmaking parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shea take poss-
ession of the new McCumbcr
house Oh 9Th street the 18th of
September.
w. H. Cox of Paramount came
down Monday on business.
Aug. Bergman our efficient
Clerk of Court, left on Monday tor
Hankinson intending 20 bring
back his auto. He evidently had
forgotten to consult the weather
man as he came back by train
Thursday morning. early. Mr..
Bergman has now decided to- have
the car returned here by express.
If a banker should today offer
you a position as bookkccpcr or
stcnographcr, could you accept
it? No. You are not prepared,
but why don't you prepare?
Why don't you attend Mankaio
Commercial College? Send for
their caialog to find out more
about il.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
Or. PFlsrER. DENTIST
Over Dietz e. Murray's

Miss Baker is spending a few
days with her parents, at Amen
ia this week.
Chas. Quinn left last week for
st. Paul where he attends sch .ol
agia this year.
Miss Rose Fligelman will study
at the Minnesota University the
coming year.
Miss Grace SwaYk left last week
for her schol She teaches. in a
small Gown north of Devils Lake,
l have another fund Of $50, 900
to loan on farm lands at the
lowest rates. Streeter, the Land
Man. Of
Mr.. E. Brummett of the Cash
Grocery made a business trip 70
the twin cities last week.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
DR.. 7. o'sRIEN
Office in Schiller Block
Residence Sl5 Sixth st.
Calls in the county promptly
attended to

Calls in the county promptly
attended to
/.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmc.. Norris re-
turned home last Wednesday,
moning from a delightful trip to
California. Mr.. Morris said that
DUNG the time we ,X,r, smcIlcr-
ing in 80 to- 100 degrees temper
ture, they We're having about III
To- 50 in the middle of the day and
always cool evenings.
Work i" the grounds of tll,
Richland County Fai" A>>ocia-
ton has assumed one of great
activity The race track is to b.
put in first class shape. The en-
hibit buildings are to be clea1e
and decorated. The fences, horse
cattle sheep and swine buildings
are under going their yearly re-
pairs and renovation. The in
field and exhibit grounds are be-
ing placed in the best of conIi-
ton. Hay, clover and straw for
live stock has been engaged So
when the daies of the Fair. Oct.
SO are here everything will be in
readiness for the great show.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14

Read the display ad of the Wah
peton Book Store elsewhere in this
issue.
Miss Marjorie Crooks leaves for
Hankinson Friday where she will
teach the coming year.
If you want fire, tornado or
windstorm insurance, phone or
see Wolfe & Schneider.
Hunting season has begun in
earnest. Blackmere and vicinity
being sought by local nimrods.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14


Mrs. v. P. Bennett and children
returned from their outing at the
Lakes last Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Van .rnam left last
Saturday for Neville where she
taaches again this year.
If you want a farm loan at the
cheapest rate, see or write Wolfe
& Schneider, Wahpeton, N. D.
Call on the Wahoeton Book
Store for your school supplies.
4 complete new line received.
Mrs. C. ID. Clipfell came down
from Wyndmere on Monday to
spend the week visiting with her
many friends in Wahpetoa.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
Or. N. w. KREUZloER
VETERINARIAN
Office in Briggs Bldg.
Phone No. AZ
Calls Promptly Attended
Day or Night
German Spoken

If you want fire, tornado or
windstorm insurance, phone or
see Wolfe & SCHNEIDER.
Mr.. Charles Lundquist has re-
turned from his visit at Argyle,
Nina.
Mrs. A. C. McQuoid returne,
Monday from Leonard, where she
had spent the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evcrhart occupy
the EdelbrOck residence now al,i
conduct a first class boarding
house there.
Having purchased the Cash
Meat Market, . respectfully solicit
your Patronage. chae. L. DeIssIer
Geo. Wallace OF the State Tax
Commission was calling on friends
and attending To business matters
in this part of the state last
week.
If you want to- borrow money
on farm lands at the lowest rates
see Streetef. the Land Man, Of
flee i'm Schiller. block. If
Mr.. Howard Jones who has
been visiting at the Lauder home
returned with Max to Chicago,
whore he is engaged as teacher
in the Chicnga u iversity.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
DR.. NICHOLAS ]. SHIELDS
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Stern Block
WAHPETON, N. OAK,

w AdPE lON, ~. OAK.
{.
Don't. forget Miss Briggs Mil
liIery Opening, Sept. 10Th to 26th
inclusive. Beautiful pattern hat s
will be displayed. adv
Miss Bertha Simonsen left for
La Moure lest week where she is
engaged as a teacher. Miss Jennie
'Simonsen is principal of the Eek
man school this year and will be-
gin work next week.
Let us be your Honey Man"
this year. We have 1900 pounds
of White Glover Wisconsin Hon
ey. Call and see us. The
Voves Grocery.
Prof. H. Warren aid wife re-
turned home last o..day mo! ain2
Mr.. Warren has been touring the
state with one of Chicago's fam
Gus bands. His wife joined him
in Chicago and they returned
home together.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14

Location-Dr. Fitzgerald Dem
list. Stern Block. 11-t5t1
Mrs. Anna Braun is taking mud
baths at Jordan.
Miss Hazel Swank teaches agin
this year i'm Hebron.
Miss Anna Hess is visiting
with her brother at Wildrose this
week.
Max Lauder leaves this week for
Evanston, Ill.,, where he resumes
his studies in the Northwestern
U, this being his third year.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14

Miss Springer, who is assisting
in Miss Briggs Millinery, spent
Sunday with relatives at Wynd-
mere.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14

LOST-A knight Templar Pin.
Finder please leave it at the Times
office for reward.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14
DR.. G. Il. JOHNSON
Veterinary Surueon

Office in Babcock Building
Residence 825, 9Th Street
Wahpeton, N. d.
Office Phone glow
Residence Phone 2OtW
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14

FOR RENT-Modern house,
hot water heat, partly furnished.
Possession Sept. list. Apply at
this office.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14

FOR SALE-Kurtzman piano.
Good as new. Inquire at this Of
flee.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-14

FOR SALE-House on 9Th St.
Call at Albert Chick. II