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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
LA COMISION RUSA PIDIO HU.
EMPRESTITO DE MIL MIL
LLONES 4
Tclegrama Especial para La PRENSAl

Tclegrama Especial para la PRENSAA
WASHINGTON, Julio 26.-ase.
gdrase de fusente altamente aufori-
zada, que la scomision rusa que Sino
a este pals y que hace tempo qEed6
disuelta, trap tambien consigo n
solicitud par I'm emprestito de Gun
bil,on,o (mil millones), de pesos y
cue n~egociacbnes q 5 efecto estan
en- progreso, pero que n;rgunos re-
sultados satiEactorios para Russia, Sc
han obterido.i
sabese taulbien que en- ias confe-
reEcias inter.aliadas Sc han estado
considerable las necesidades de Ru-
STA, en- relacibn con las de los otros
aliados. A 0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
CHOQUE DE UN CICLISTA CON
UN AUTO

FL ~jovencito Miguel Martinez, re
sidente en- cl numero 50T de Ia Ave
nida Main. al If corriendo en- su BIZ
cicleta aver en- la manana, fue a cho-
car con ell automovil conducido por
Z. w. West, en- Ia intersection de las
GALES Laredo Y W. Houston. Marti-
nez recibi6 varias heridas Y fue con-
ducido al Hospital Robert 3. Green
Memorial para que Sc lie p~restara
atenci6n medica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
coclAlEs 7 g
y
DE VIAJE.

Rumbo a la ciudad de Dallas, del
Estado de Texas, salio aver de esta pc
blaci6n, Ell senor licenciado D. Eduar-
do Tamariz, al arreglo de algunos a.
suntos particulares.
Probablemente dicho abogado re-
greyara esta tarde a San Antonio, a
atender los negocios que tiene en su
oficina del Brady Building
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
CCMnFNA FOE DEsLEALTAD.

Tn iurado sensational Sc resolvi6
aver. con Ia coudena 4 ocho anc
de trabaios forzados, en- 81 campa-
mento discjpIinario Dc Forth Laven
Port, dol soldado Ojton +. Ludwig,
pcrtencciente al Tercer Escuadr6n
.Aereo, acantonado en- cl Campo Re
lly de csta ciudad.
FL saIdado Ludwig, y un civil en-
cargado de una cant;na, fueron arres
tados %iunto5, por los agentes del De-
partamento de J1sticia, Dor h2berlos
sorprend;do eXpresandose en- maIos
terminus, del Presidents de IA Repd-
bica, Mr. Woodraw Wilson.
Por tai motive, Sc considero qIe
Ludwig habia violado algunos articu-
los de la ley militar en- tempo de
guerra Y Sc le sujeto q II corte mar
cial, que 10 degrade m~;!itarmente, Y
10 conden6 a IA pena antes dicha.
En- cuanto al e~ncargado de Ia can
tina. que, juntameate con Ludwig, Sc
~expresaba nal del senior Presidente,
Sc encuentra bajo Ia autoridad judi
cial, y con una fisnzs de dos mil qui.
2.e2tss t6!sses,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
LECHEROS

En- 81 ultimo regi5tro que las autori-
dades sanitarias do San Antonio, pa
saron a los expenditures de leche, re-
sultaron convictos de adulterarla, dos
lecheros. llamados D. Z. Konwton Y
J. W. Poland, los cuales fueron null
tados por ell Juez Fisk, en- veinticlncu
pesos cada uno.
Agregsdas a esta suma. las costas
del ju:cio. resulto que el primero de
los multados, tuvo que pagan Ia can
tidad de $40, so, Y el segundo S47.15.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
PERDIO Ell ~PORTAMONEDAS

Mr.. c. S. Hargler, que hace pocos
Sc hosped6 en- el Hotel Howard, pu-
so. Dor un exceso de precaucion, su
portamonedas, bajo Ia almohada de
Ia CANA en- que dormia.
No le vali6 ell recurso, pues de ali
10 sac6 la mano audaz de IN ladron
tras de cuya pista anda Ia po,icia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
UN TRABAJADOR Els APUNA
LEADO

Abel Gomez, trabajador de esta
ciudad fue atacado Ell microbes en-
Ia noche por un mexicano, cerca del
mercado de Ia Ciudad, y recibio va
rias heridas que ameritaron su pase
al Robert B. Green Memorial Hospl-
tai. Ell asaltante escape y hasta a
bora no ha sido a~prehendido por la
p~oIicia.
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INCURABLE P~RODlGALIDAD.

A despecho de una buena educa-
cion, ejemplos Y ~preceptos de sus an
tepasados, un individuo de la Nueva
Inglaterra, Sc jacta de gastar hasta
cinco centavos al ano en- diversiones.
Que hay prodigios en- todas parties,
parece desprenderse del ejemplo que
precede: cuando menos, asi parece.-
pittsburgh Dispatch.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
MACESTAO CAIDA.

Una empresa americana ha otrec!-
do cinco mil dolares semanarios al 60
bierno provisional de Russia, por que
otorgue su permiso para que ell ex-
Gar Nicolas figure como ~personaje
en- algunas peliculas cinematograficas
de dicha empresa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
UE EOMBRE EN- SU CASA.

Fl Rev. ]. Y. Barber, do aver avl-
so a Ia policia de cue la noche del
microbes, habia encontrado a I'm in
dividuo de raza negra, en- Ell patio de
casa, con intenciones de robarla.
Como teme que el negro repita su
iatenso, pidi6 cue alguien vigi!ara Ia
casa dugants Ia noche de aver. Vivs
ta 829, Nolan ST.
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Sc FUE CON Ell DINERO.

Mr.. 4. August, de la tienda de ge-
neros de Kaufman, en- esta ciudad,
do ayiso a la autoridad de que un in
dividuo de nombrc Mike, sc habia lido
llevandose la suma de cuSarenta Y Gin
co pesos en- Elective.
Ia la p~olicia procura Ia captura de
Wike.
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ROBO.

De SD casa, la numero $50 de Ia ca
lie S. Pine. le fueron robadas aver 4
iys Otto Rock, varias prendas de TO-
"a Y traies completes, que importan
ira regular suma de dinero.
No sospecha quien haya podido ser
ri autor del robo.
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Defuncjones.
TARA FORT r

Por acuerdo de Ia s~uperioridad, ell
primer Cuerpc de Caballeria de Te-
xas. u estaba acantonado en- Il Cam
DO Travis, Sc hs ~trasladado 2 Forth
Worth. donde permanecera hasta nue
va orden.
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AUTO RORADO.

Los !adrones de AUTOMOBILES no des-
Cansan.
Aver lie TOGO ell turno a Mr.. Fred
Buroue, q qaien lie robaron un auto
movil de su propiedad. de su casa de
Durlcson st.
Ia po!icia busca a los ladrones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
CAMBIO DE DOMICILIO.

Pasado manana cambiara ell llcen-
ciado Nemesio Garcia Naranjo su
residencia de la Gale de Travis. DON
de ahora Sc halla, a la de Garden nu-
nero $40.
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lie A Ell R

Mr.. Bearing, dana que vive en- la
casa nGmero 1921 dc la Gale de S.
p-csa. quejGse aver de que lie habia
gido robado IN fino pcrro bulldog de
81 nrnniedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
DEL!CADA.

Victima de una recaida Sc encuen-
ira nucvamente en- cana, b senora
Maria Rodriguez de MagnoH, de Gu 0 Q
va mcjoria dimos oportuna cnenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
REAFREHENDIDO

Aver, Ia policia dc la ciudad rea-
prehendido a I'm negro llamado j. Bu-
raro. que hace pocos dias Sc habia
escapado de la carcel de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-27
IUDIc|ALES, c|V|lES G
J ADH|NISTRbTIYAU
REGISTRO CIVIL.
Licencias de m%atrimonio.

Licencias de m%atrimonio.
Carl J. Pccelli y Rosa Barragan.
John C. Thomas y Consuelo Flores.
Rodolfo Cara Aldape y Francisco
D. Ramos.
Oscar D. A. Hole y Amanda w.
Arnold.
Nacimient0s.
Una nina del matrimonio F. Lopez.
Gale S. Laredo 401.
Defunciones.
Luis Camarino. "a amos. Green Me-
mortal Hospital.
Pablo Rodriguez. 8 semanas. Gale
Connelli 104.
Joaquin Luna. 7 amos. Gale Jean
log.
Carmelita L. Moreno, 6 dias. Gale
S. Frio 82d-
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oPTIMIsMos EGoTSTAS

e. Cie!o nos ha mandado Ia carne
como mana de vida; zero el inferno,
envidioso de esq dicha, nos ha uanda-
60 g Jos ~soc!sEsos,
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nRs,s DE VICTOR HUGO.

:, vov,o zoe
Sa4t aS c d" ~ ..SI.G0
Si'S go Eis 1Dc
e nun D Ia-rTfIf. 11c
Z -. EP'soU'Os S 70c
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lLs'I-!a vi =" AZ To- .,-lns ...,.....si.O
ID -. w. u, Tcs fTmos .......Si 20
Los ;r.sE. 49, al Mar zoe
Eos 49,. ID psi. -.... 70c
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Cuando neeesite libros an espanol,
dirijase q Ignaeio E. Lozaso 100 N.
Sta. Rosa 49,, San Antonio, Texas.
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TIsVirUTa UtI WTI SaiJlI'I ----'.'.'7FT ~
bicrI0pzriO IufeTUaL. Ccltcne msEia
oIaacs, roiB : legTa. 8pariCiCneS, ctc-SI-IS
pogns Y Ritual &c IA Alta NaSta- Con-
t.ene el ~triansdio de Solomon ID
Cabals, Ell TSrot. seCret0s Gel exito,
nigTomancis, etc. ..-..-------.--..-S5-Ei
xnchirtdiones. Grinorios Y Psatsculos soc
n Drsson Ro!o, o Sea e. arte de man
osr 3 les ssptrttus .................. sSe
nj Pocac del Pe1samiento. Su Dominic
" cultyrG Como estudia- So trerZS, si.@
ri tihro Internal. Trsiaco dc lsS cien-
$50 ocI.tss. Co2ts.e c. lihrc &C Ssq
rtcs.sc1 cl9ytS-:s s. s--cg-os e..
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XnIEIAS DINERSAs.

AheIardo y EIo'sa -'e
ASlt:cia o l'S So, GHat rGS 6mcs........Sl.6H
non O,SI.ote de Ia Mancha. EdIC!6n de
T. .G .S2-Ou
81 vsrtlr del Gul-o,a. EeUI1sa cbra.
hsSgSR en- IA -ida Dc! ReGeA;oF DEL
T.ndo. In t0uUo grande. ben en- 10
na.ratO
81 pe-tcn.,o Sarnienfa. D.veTi.Ga ) "a
r1nS1 nsyeIa HrLlcaDa- .-.--.--..-- .nc
81 J0robado O Enrique de LagardeFt.. .Oc
81 D,nam!tero. per 4. L. SieyenN2A..: QUO
Fl Amor de los 2moteS. No!tta s7"H - -
mental. CuaIrO ioToS pasta teLa....S"--'
~ inferno de los CslOS. Se.uuda paFlS ~
ds Ia anterior. Clatr0 tOEl9s. te!a-.-.Sc.-'
rwi-rac.Gn. puT Alfonso dc NteI-'e'... "'e
Fl Conde de Mcntecrl>io y Ia Ndno ue'so ..
Nrar:O. Tres tOm0s TahG"S. So
rynIsct6n. q Il Nart!r!O DC una hadTC 2Hc
ri i,ItiO ErTdG'e -
- SiIO de "a IiCchCld ..-..-.'-'''- 90
II HIio a5andonado %
81 HTarfano del Eec.miento -.--.-..- sgc
FsDinss de una Flor Do
FisGaeIa De Heroe, poc P7e"oSt....-.''SI."u
Flor De IN Dta a.
ttic- - rasl6n. S0yeia 4" aIGor.:.. que
~ g,ss de SanullaRa. Edici1n de iUIo. S!;W
,:s,nvayt dc B~rayaN'e .....--'"- "
m,.or, ~ Robinson Crusoe. HcrmoSo
a. 1I,s~ nravoca SieEupre intcnSaS
ssTnnrInnss. EdlCi0n de lujO .........$:.W
,,gr DO Ec-lren. p0r J SChuitz 9"t
: - 30 Miller del Trsje Blanco. poF "lHle nc
Collins. dos i0noS AZ
> mama de las Cameii1s 10y
-, Ssa;a Perados CapitaieS, : toulrs. Sd
rs F IsSi regrs por r. |. stevenson soc
: . . ia Del Tesoro, por n. L. stevenson SIC
a Lev de niOS
I %. T1r,rSns Mas de POmpeya- ina dc
L2s ~. mas infereSanteS de 10 ep0-
"a r5TnsHa. Edtci6n de iujo 'EsM
H.,l"~ AdII;e-a. CuatTO toJnoS tela. S3:S'
"a MIA del Card"A2I .o,.fn,,3 80
Is Tres NosQueleros, con So Gont.'a aeI
ci6H, yeini@ mos DsSr. { tomos SCI:
= TSSentud de Enrique Cuarto.........sL..
= YiSteTios de la !nqrtsici1n.".".. .,
.icmorIas de IN RevoiuctonaFio 10000 10 30,
NAPOLEON, poT puElaS .-3r GU
Noches Fentasttcas, poT n - .. n
y~sr-Scio2as de Ua Cazsdor, por ivan "a
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Una nina del matrimonio F. Lopez.
Gale S. Laredo 401. 90
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: 2 EN- EEsSSPEANOL
b. VENTA EN Ia CASA EDITORIAL LoZANo.
la LIBERIA MAS BARATA, sEGURA Y AeREDlTADA
Los asaaa@ asnhsnm Dor s@e con los g@s pg@a ell mkmOd asn N@ Es5e Ia oHn
r DE E~DUcAcioN.

los ,e5idos se despachan por correo, con los gastos pagados, ell mis-
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nsvoc,onario EspirIuS!a ;.' :
ps'TT mo &c los MediumS." :
E i L List9 de 70, los T52gr5s : Ia; rrsd!c- :
cI2nS clio Segnn ell EspirlhSiho'' :
FL CieI pSSsyumas de Allan h~ardeA'' :
Oprss 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-03-08
GEO. G. JACOBS, N. D.
physician and Surgeon
Briggs Block
Wahpeton, North Dakota


Mrs. Frank Mitzel of North Yak
ina, WASH, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Hammeister
and other relatives in this county,
left the forepart Of week for her
home. The Mitzels were for
snany years residents of Great
Bend. They like their western
home very much.
DR.. Shields returned Monday Of
this week from his trip to the
Eastern cities where he has been
attending the large clinics and
making a special study of Dis
eases Of Women and Surgery.
Mrs. Shields who spent Saturday
and Sunday in Minneapolis re-
turned at the same time as DR..
Shields.
Christ Solimsaas of Mohall
writes that he has been cured III
serious lung trouble and improv-
ed in gen :ral by DR.. Mellinthin 8
treatment after almost giving up
hopes and he recommends him to
all who need professional services.
DIR. Mellinthin will be at Wahpe-
ton, Merchants Hotel, Wedncs-
day, March 2ist.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-03-08
STOMACH AooNIEs
DUE TO POISON
One Dose Of Remedy Sweeps Pain
AWay-Hundreds Of Thous-
ands Restored

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is
unlike any other. It sweeps the
Bile and Poisonous Catarrhal Ac-
cretions from the System. soolhes
and allays Inflammation in the In
testinal Tract-the cause Of SER
lous and fatal ailments, such as
Gall Stones, Appendicitis. Acute
Indigestion, Cancer and Ulcers of
the Stomach and intestines, yell
low Jaundice, Constipation, Cast
ritis, Auto Intoxication,, etc. In
every locality there are grateful
people who nwe their como!eta re-
covery to Mayr's Wonderful Re-
medy: Thousands say it has
saved them from the knife. The
most thorough system-clcal.sce !,
known. Contains no alcohol or
habit-forming drugs. FREE book
let on Stomach Ailments. ADDRESS
Geo. H. Mayr. Mfg, Chemist Chi
cago. B,lter yet, obtain a TT.
t:c "f Maylss Wonderful Rn:n."!y
from Henery Miller & Co., or any
reliable druggist, who will refund
your money if it fails.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-03-08

1ocation-Dr. Fitzgerald Den
list. Stern Block. 1i-15tf
Mrs. Mertz is visiting schools
in the vicinity Of Hankinson this
week.
Mr.. +. p. Cox left Monday even-
ing for short business trip to
minneapolis.
Buy your Spring Shoes at the
clearance Sale now on at Wilson's
Shoe Store, Breckenridge, Mimi. 2
Latest styles in Millinery will
be on display, Sat. March 10th
at the Canty Millinery.
r. C. Turner of Minneapolis was
Il business visitor at the nlomp-
son Yards the fore part of the
week.
Germania Hose Company will
have dance in the Armory Hall,
Easter Monday Night. Good
music. Everyone invited.
Thompson Yards, Inc. are at
vertising Fence Posts in this is
sue of the Times. If you are in
terested you will req their adj.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
NJ. f. church will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon, March 14th
by Mrs. Chas. Hanson at her home
1911 9TH Street North.
Mr.. M. ID. Anderson, State Mali
agcr OF the M. B. A. Society whose
headquarters are in Fargo spent
"a few days in the city the last
pert of last week. He was ass
listing the local lodge in securing
new members.
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Marriage licenses were. issued
during the week to Mr.. Adolph
Ziegelman of Great Bend and Miss
Dora Cast Of Wahpeton; CLANCY
G. Ball and Ruth Edgerton, both
of Wyndmere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orla Wherry re-
turned Monday from a six weeks
pleasure trip to New Orleans. On
their return trip they stopped at
several of the large cities of AL
ALBANIA and Tennessee. Mrs.
Mrs. Wherry left "Wednesday for
Wheatland. N. d.. whore she will
visit relatives for the weekend.
Mr.. Whcrry went out TO Montana
for short visit with his brother.
Your eye glasses should be Civ
careful attention. l make a
specially of careful fitting and ad
justing eye glasses that will be
comfortable and satisfactory in
every way. You are invited to
call upon me for your optical SER
vice with the full realization that
you are entitled to expect and |
am able to guarantee absolute
security in the selection of youc
glasses. Broken lenses very
very quickly duplicated. The New
JeWelry Store, H. S. kreidler, Reg
istered Optometrist.
The Child's Conservation Leay-
ue will meet Wednesday evening.
March l4tE ut which time the :oi-
lowing program will be given:
Current Events, Mrs. Cox; Paper,
Glasses and combinations Of
foods which contributes to the
best mental and moral Develop
ment", Mrs. Bennett; Paper, Evil
effects of beverages upon child
rem" (tea, coffee and alcoholic
drinks) Mrs. Thomson; Reading,
"Lullabye Of Infant Chief" (Sir
Walter Scott), Mrs. j. Worner;
Paper Manutrition as a factor
in degeneracy" Mrs. Ness. Dis
cussion, School Children's diet"
Sketch of Sullivan's life, Mrs.
Douglass.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-03-08

Dietz & Murray always have
fresh milk and cream every day. tt
I will do sewing at my home.
Phone 3tW.
Big Millinery Opening at the
Bee Hive on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnson were
Dwight visitors This week
Mrs. Beishel of Weyburn. Can
ada is visiting Mrs. Frank Boil.
Ed Nelson, Jr. of Paramount
wes in Wah9eton Tuesday.
Mrs. Yinst of Fergus Falls vi
tied several days with Mrs.
Frank Boil.
Germania Hose Company will
have a dance in the Armory Hall,
Easter Monday Night. Good
music. Everyone invited.
Mr.. Carl Schmitt is spending
this week in the twin cities in the
interest of his furniture business
here.
MN. Habeck of Sawyer, N. D.,
says me has been cured of Gall
Stones by DR.. Mellenthin and is
thankful having saved time and
money by his treatment. DR.. Mel
lenthin will be at Wahpeton,
Merchants Hotel, Wednesday,
March 2lst.
More snow has fallen in Vel
lowstone National Park this win
ter than during any recent years
with the result that wild animals,
including moose, deer, antelope,
bear, buffalo, mountain sheep and
other big game have fraternized
on the plats close to Gardiner
entrance. Thousands of head
have subsisted on rations of ALTA
liza provided by government en-
ployees.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-03-08
r. n, DEWNE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Phone 80
DR.. Meckstroth's former
Residence


Eight operations were PERFORM
ed at the Lutheran hospital last
week. All the patients are do
ing nicely. People are fast find
ing out that the hospital at Wah-
peton is mighty good place to
go in case of sickness.
When the Northern Pacific's
branch line from Dixon, Montana,
to Poison. at the lower end of
Flathead lake, is completed this
spring productive surrounding
territory will be opened for rail
traffic. Already much interest
is being shown i'm both Poison and
Roman as prospective business
centers. II is declared that un-
usual opportunities for CONNER
cial enterprises will be opened up.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-03-08
Or. NICHOLAS J. SHIELDS
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Stern Block
WAHPETON, = N. OAK.

O11lce IN Stern BLOCK
/. WAHp !. - N. OAK. !.
The Wilson Shoe Store is hav-
ing a big display al i'm this issue.
You'll have to hurry over there if
you are to get in on the big bar
gains.
Miss Esther Johnsgard and her
brother. Sanford spent Sunday at
their home in Christine. These
young people are students at The
Science School.
Mrs. Julia Anderson. who HAS
been making her home for the
past year with her daughter. Mrs.
L.. Larson of Dwight, was taken
suddenly i'll on Tuesday with
pneumonia.
Mr.. V. p. Bennett came home
for a short visit last week. Hc
left on Monday for Southern Ind
lana where he is looking after the
business interests of his firm.
BY thc selection of Portland
Oregon. for holding tho fifty-Gfth
annual National Educational AS
ISOLATION convention, a pleasant
summer for teachers and their
friends who attend l. assured. This
trip to the Pacific Coast through
the Northwest will prove an coo
cationaI in itself. The convon-
ton dates will be fro mJuly I to
IL. Two special trains will be
operated to Portland for the oc-
casion over the Northern Pacific
one of which will 60 via the Care
liner Gateway to Yellowstone PARK
where the delegates will take if
the YcllOwstOne's numerous
sights. Low round trip fares
have been made.
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attended to
have q number of parties wiz.
want to buy land il, Rlchland Co
Ii you have q farm for sale leave
your price and terms at the
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Wahoeton, N. d. or see II. f.
McCuGker. adv
Mrs. Stohrcr entertained the
Good Time Club at a theatre
party Tuesday evening. After
the show the ladies repaired 10
the StOhrer home where social
hour was enjoyed. Light re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Gutzmcr of Dwight was
brought to the Lutheran hospital
about two weeks ago. She was
in a critical condition and it. was
feared that she would die even
before reaching Wahpeton. Dr.
Wig and DR.. OBrien took charge
of her case. They found that
the patient had appendectomy
and a cystic tumor. An. opera
tion was performed and now Mrs.
,Gutzmer is on the road to re-
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NESTS

The nest should be Il little dark
Mr.. Peterson, poultrymcn at the
North Dakota EX?eriment Station
states that the hen is not SO apt
1" eat the eggs in Il darkened
nest and wants her nest i'm Sc
cIudcd place. The straw in the
nests should be removed frequent
ly and the nest should be white
washed insid" and out al least
once a year.
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The Bee Hiye
"FRoo" IN HIS THROAT

Glovervlllc, N. Y.-For several
months Edward Van Warren has
had a cough. Friends told HIM
he had a frog i'm his throat. His
health declined. The cought grew
worse. Today, while chopping
wood, he was seized with VOL
ent coughing spell and up came
not Il frog but a black snake as
long as lead pencil and about as
thick.
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Or. c. u. JOHNSON
Veterinary Surgeon
Office in Babcock Building
Residence 5I8, 9Th st. N.
Wahpeton, N. d.
Residence Phone 2i9W-o
Office Phone Glow

We have just received another
stock Of Mems and Ladies' Shoes.
phone Oh. Krausc & Son.
Miss Anna Boil, Mrs. Yinst and
Mrs. Bcishel were over Sunday
visitors with friends at Fair
mount.
Miss Witzkey has again return
cd to take charge of the Millinery
department at the Bee Hive. Dur
her vacation she has been at her
home in Rochester and attending
the markets at Milwaukee.
The Fortnightly Club met last
Monday evening, with Miss Mirick.
During the business session the
Club decided to unite with the
Woman's Literary Club in observ-
ing Baby Week. A book review,
"'Twenty years at Hull House" was
given by Mesdames Prather and
Van Arnam. Miss Campion read
a paper on Current Events. The
special number for the evening
was selections on the victrola.
The Club will meet i'm two weeks
with Mrs. Sprung as hostess.
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DR.. PFIsTER. DENTIST
Over Dietz g. Murray's
0hnnA 9nQ

Mrs. John Meade of Fairmount
visited relatives and friends IN
Wahpeton on Thursday.
Miss Thongruinon of Ivanhoc,
Minnesota has accepted a position
as clerk with the Golden Rule
Store.
Judge Lauder left for Naoolcn
on Monday. He will attend TO
business pertaining to legal mat
tiers there.
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w. q. ENolE
and
y. =. MURPHY
Funeral Directors
and Licensed Embalmers
Day and Night Call Promptly
Answered
Day Phone 280
Night Phones 227W, 226W
With
moLLoY, the FURNITURE

The Auxiliary Club met last
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss Alice Walton. After an in
teresting business meeting an ill.,
lustrated talk, in the Canadian
Rockies was given by Miss Wal
ton. This was followed by trip
through Yellowstone Park by Mol
~ Myhre. This talk was also
illustrated by pictures. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Miss Walton and Miss
Ryan. The next meeting will be
held ON March Goth and will be
especially interesting, as the en-
tire program will deal with N. d.