The Wahpeton times., 1918-07-04
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'WAHPETON, Mort, Dakota
A class of six students gradual
ed last week from the Wyndmere
high school. Lynn B. McMullen.
wee president of the Valley CITY
normal school delivered the ad-
dress of the evening.
Miss Quinn of this city has been
giving county demonstrations on
cold pack canning the past few
weeks.
George j. Wolf was a business
visitor at Barney one day last
The Wyndmere Pioneer reports
that DIR. j. P. Schwinghamer. the
Wahpeton dentist, contemplates
opening a branch office in that city
According to the Monitor Rev.
p. S. Bramble of Bay City, Mich,
mas accepted the pastorate of the
NJ. E. church at Lidgerwood.
VIM: s: Hurry, former publish
er OF the Times severed his connec-
tlon with the paper on Monday
and will leave within a few DAYS
for New Richmond, Wisconsin.
where he will become editor and
business manager of the Leader
Publishing company in that city.
N, Mrs: Hurry will follow later.
'he'r, many friends will wish them
success in their new location.
Sargent County old Settlers
held their annual reunion at For.
man last week.
Mr.. swank and family accom-
panied by Miss Marian Potter went
to Battle Lake to visit Miss Ivv
Swank.
Donna Schneider is at Rochester
having an operation performed.
Helen Martin of Galchutt will
be here today the guest of Miss
Georgia kuster.
Arcsmus Bake of Walcot filed
his citizenship papers at the court
house with the clerk of Court july
1st.
Wesley Oliver spent a few days
the fore part of this week in Rut.
land visiting his wife and baby
who are spending the summer with
relatives on farm.
Katherine Cauley of Gracevile,
Mimi. was visiting friends in this
city last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray H. Tennv of
Galchutt were visiting at Wahpe-
ton few days last week.
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Miss Edythe Purdon spent Sun
day at the Purdon cottage at lake
Clitheral, MINI.
f. o. Prather and family re-
turned home Sunday after spend
ing several weeks at the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Early and
Miss Ella Clery spent Sunday at
Miss Clery's home at Fairmount.
VIM. Beling of Great Bend was
in town Saturday.
Miss Florence and Miss Dorothy
Sheldon of Grandin, Minn., are
visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. E. f. Lester.
Mrs. Donald Robertson and
children of Great Falls, Mont, are
visiting Mrs Robertson parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Swank and
daugh er, Hazel, and Mrs. w. H.
Willard and Miss Marion Potter
autoed to Battle Lake Sunday and
spent the day with Miss Ivy Swank
"The Unbeliever,'' the great
Edison war drama, which was
shown patriotic Week." from
February 18th to February 25th,
at the Rivoli Theatre in New York
will be seen at the Opera House
on July 6. 8 and 9th. The Marine
corps takes prominent prat in
this intensely interesting produc-
tion and, seen in action, they show
themselves to be ''First in the
Fight. Always Faithful With
the manoeuvres of the Marines as
a background, "The Unbeliever"
has to do, among other things with
the love story Of Philip Landicutt,
late of one Of Long Islands exclu-
sive colonies, now private of the
Marines, and Virginie Harbrok, a
Belgian girl of gentle birth, caught
in the horrible vortex of the war
and victim of some of it's most |
terrible phase. Raymond Mckee as
Philip Landicutt and Marguerite |
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