The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-03

1 u081nvlAQOf IN S0ot6eV lo9e SoS0y0oY.
Nj. ). J. Lohi ~ movsd 70 wah-
pseon and Il oecupyins ths WIN pr
don house On Sixth Street.
Niss Pauline voslker returned to
Asr school near Fsirnos.t last sun
6ay.
Mr. Brady lett Wednesday for Tie
Tvta etties o. business coalsetsA
With his two stores here. 1.
Miss Pattersoa left last Saturday
for Steele, North Dakota, whsrs she
will teach the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. c.. Olson are At
tending the Fair at Fergus Falls to-
day. Mr.. Olson is 4 member Of the
Prof. Warrens band that furnishes
the music for the Otter Tail County
Fair. '''
Ysu have net completed your shop.
ping unless yea have visited The rev
5 and 10. cent store.
Mrs. White, who has been guest
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Field, left Saturday for her
home in Rolette, North Dakota.
Wednesday being the anniversary
of the Rebekah Grand Lodge the
members of the local lodge proceeded
to make the occasion a festive one.
Cards furnished entertainment, and
delicious refreshments were served.
D. D. sulllvan's optical specialist OF
Fargo will visit Wahpeton Saturday,
Oct. 18th. All persons having de-
fective eye-sight or who need their
glasses changed or renewed will
please call at the Merchants Hotel on
the above date and have their eyes ex-
amined.-Adv. 23-25
Will you send books to the soldier
librariese You can pass on to the
men in khaki the books you have en-
joyed but will not read again. A
new shipment will soon be sent from
the Public Library Will you help
by giving books? ~
Miss Ida Voelker left last week for
Wisconsin where she will attend the
University the coming year.
The Women's Literary Club will
meet at the Public Library on Friday
afternoon.
Anna Geister and Ethel Morris left
Saturday for Grand Forks where
they will attend the University the
coming year.
years old wants position as house
keeper with kind and respectable
party. Phone 275-J. or write Mrs.
Jennie Simonson, 620 End St., Wah-
peton, N. d. 2tp
LOst-A big team of bay mares, one
light and the other dark; both shod
in front These mares were purchas
ed at GAINESVILLE. MINI. They got
away from me Monday night, Sept
3Oth, on the Meridian road about IL
miles south of Wahpeton. Any in
formation leading to their recovery
will be paid for. Word may be left
with Sheriff Void or at the Times
office. John Cauling. Adv.
Mr.. Arnold Bernard has bought the
Frazer residence on Fourth Street and
will take possession next week. Mr.
Frazer has bought him home in
Minneapolis, and the family left last
Friday night for that place. Mr.. Fra
ger will go as soon as he can get his
affairs in shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borman of Abercrom
bic spent part of last week in Wah-
peton. Mrs. Borman had charge oi
the Abercrombie Red Cross exhibit
She stated that their exhibit would
have been more complete, but owine
to the shortage of funds at this par
ticular time, nothing more could be
done.
Dorothy and Marles Carlson Of
Wyndmere we're brought to the Wai-
peton Hospital for medical treat
ment.
Major J. Gordon of Minneapolis
and Mary Dorothy Kolgan of Great
Bend were united II. marriage at tho
M. E. Parsonage by Rev. Hobbs last
Thursday.
Wanted two tiremen at the State
School of Science. Wages $500 per
month. References required.
Married woman with one child ~
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch. Dada of Forman on the
9th. The confinement was at the
Wahpeton Hospital. All interested
parties are getting along very nicely.
Miss Amanda Fosmark of Dwight,
who was taking a course of training
at Chicago hospital, was taken
critically i'll with pneumonia last
Monday.
The Misses Fosberg of Wyndmere
motored to- Wahpeton on Wednesday