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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-23
EVERYONE MUST HELP.

Wars cannot be fought without money, and upon IN treasury enter
very financial demand upon the haton:~
The rich Of this country cannot alone meet the needs Of the Nation;
the men Of the country cannot do II alone; n women OF te ontr
cannot do jt'aIone; but all Of u.s. the people Of the United States, dnre'
oardlno parizanship, forgetting selfish Interests, thinking only OF the
supremacy Of right and determining to vindeate the majesty Of American
ideals and secure the safety Of America and civilization, can do the great
and splendid work which God has called upon VI to do.
W. G. MeADoo,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-23

J, II. Keith has returned from
Arkansas; his wife is now in a
sanitarium for treatment.
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NZ6NcARK M1ENeNT NV 6z0cAs

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N CITY and country mor0w war gardens re needed TIL year
than ever before Patriotism prompted 100000 Americans
to plant gardens last year, according to estimates OF TN
United States Department of Agriculture. TRANSPORTATION
facilities Of the nation will be strained this year hauling nun
lions of a and foods for the Allies The surplus food ere
atd by home gardens will help in the railroad problem. Ana
W. the nation will cat less Of the goods we must export-whent
~ meat, fats and sugar. Every boy and girl that helps with the
garden is helping win the war. Leaflets OF instruction n
garden making may be secured from the Department Of Agriculture at Wash
ington up0p request without charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
THE DASH TO THE WIRE

md a
final dash;
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of
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mdgn1 1hetg of
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the the last
schedule carefully
thu surf
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Is
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candidate proceeds
be one ohmpoiu ito le some
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
FINAL INSTRUCTIONS

caution and to guard against the possibilities
days of the campaign herewith are appended the hna IN
ucuary residing the outside districts should read
and weigh every line carefully
should bear special delivery stamps to insure their eaenS
US s IN % s and ySs rive take " the prcauon to find out
exactly what time post office closes and also nd out an
second-You are privilege OF mailing sub
scpuons time to next Saturday January 2s nus
gives you opportunity working right to the very
office in time to get The post mark
closing hour OF the campaign These letters must
IN the final count The world win responsible the
of votes remanees received after the above
T6TraAn remlttanoes should bc addressed to the Cam.
will absolute accuracy and will prevent any OF then
going asuay.
pears on ballot that you are holding .. -.
no s,NsrERRFp FROM ONE CANDIDATE TO ANOTHER.
TINS is AN ABSOLUTE RULE. AND WILL BE @ ENEohcEp, ID
prizes awarded until this is done All votes ha are
ui be cancelled Be- subscriptions are marked
may send in their reserve ballots any
the ballot box has been locked ana the ] KEY
placed in local bank The % ballot ooS @ ~ no, % DC b @
test closes ballots do not roll or fold them
them flat delivery all letters
EIeHrn--rosrIIvEIY NO @ RInsoNAL GmEoks VIII
nEMiTT,NcEs MADE TO TIig CAMPAIGN DEPARTMENT. .
dn bRsrs nssr BE N YOU 1aVh ANY cnEoKs
GIvEN Yoy ny sUBsonIBERs, GO TO THE BANK AND
THE CAMPAIGN MANAGER
Nnth-ownE of mali reaching candidates
partmen @ win not after "Wednesday. return any yotea
issued subscriptions Prompt acknowledsement wsl bS
by eor and the ballots earned hee~ wiz
deposited % S S .a % .rn @ ma i,t sss s.aa % S no % % m ss
you vote carefully that the correct
s s,' suSsetra money
Ps56S yoar state whether
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
DISTRICT NO. 1
Ccmprisss all that part Of the City Of
Railroad.

BEAUTY shop sos, ilo
ToMMIE TAYLOR, so1 N. Main sol, 500
IRMA JOHNS, 20i Robinson Bds 5ot. 400
AMY M'KELLoP. y N. Phosnir. ao7, ,45o
MRS HELEN BATcHELDER. II 8.
N0gaies 100. ., ,.s.... .-...ss.. oUf, ,AVS
Bsds 'e..hI. -. -. 500, $50
BERTHA HALL. 8 4. Nogslea 500, 900
OPAL, COPELAND, 4so n. Cincinnati. s7s, $50
HAZEL DE WITT. ~ N. I.Awton. fs5, ITO
CAROLINE MILLER 3 N. Quincy. .a22, 400
MRS. IL HOLMES, SIs Chicago. ose. .tto
MILDRED NORRIS. 219 N. Boulder $50, ,25o
BERTHA cI,oUsE. Part st..... sa. 500
THELmA PRICE sos N. Denver 1880
MARIAN 'AoosrA. iaos 3. Msin.. i2.soo
BETH THOMAS. 42i n. Cheyenne. I2,I0O
EDNA BOOTH. i2s v. Illinois .,.. I2.0is
LENA DAVIDSON, 81 N. Gillette. $3.50
EDNA HANEY, 1909 n. Elvood. 5000
VIOLA TIMMoKs. 2l6 r. hsybcll, 5000
OPAL KERN. 6o2 Detroit .,...,. 6.72o
JESSIE sPAR0ER % N Naybel.. 600
I.oRENE BRUSH, 21i n Denver $3.50
EFFiE IZZARD 2s n. QuenAh. $50
JESNTE CnAsTAIN, 22s n MAybAl~ 1890
MRS IL N. TETERs, 1873 n. Aogales $3.50
EDITH WICKER, llla N. Donym 1880
MRS STEPHENS, 1875 n. Cheyenne 2.t4o
GRACE ATCHEY 62I N Cincinnati 1000
LORA MILLS, Y. Gillette ..,.... 1000
MABEL KRAFT. 1911 Foster .,.... 1000
RUTH GIBBS sos n, Peoria, ..... 1000
MRS RUTH DEWEY, IS N. DesYer. 1000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
Dawn of Final Week Exctes Feverish Intensity Among
Candidates in the Worlds Automobile Prize Campaign


has md the h
I'M Campaign nJudey box o oh
beup,M all up
red fomh time H of Of
osof The eandhte nd the M
IN mbo time
SafudayJ hrre,n nM not
GORRET
Hvotwa tied the Burrughs ding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20

ZoI.LA BELLS, Msnniohd, 40. .gbI, 600
MRS l., HOWARD Drpmright ,,., .boo,2
kYoTrE LYNN, Mounds, ....,, o27, 900
VERA MKIs. sos ", Mckinley
hapulpa .tt.t.,...,..,..... ,2oi, 500
RUTH LANCE, klefer .,....,..... 2e2. t5o
MRS CHAs. LASH, kiefeg. .....,, ,601.bt0
hRs. DIR W. NJ. DoLAN, Rswby ssi. Olo
MRS. N l.. EyERAGf, France Hotel
sspnlps tt.ttt.s- ,s.ssssts ssts. iBt, 900
MRS RUTH RANEY, Drumrlght -. %. 900
MRS, MILDRED RAY, Drumright 80, 900
EVELYN STOUT. N. Q, wellatou 226so
MRS. PEARL PAsCoE, Ksndriek 400
BEUEAH ROBERTS. No. Q. Dspew 10, 100
MRS. L. y RoBERTsoN, Carney. 1000
MAMIE MEARs. No. Agra ....,,. 70 GsO
MARY WILLIAMS. No Q, Heyburn ! 09o
MRS q v MASON Carney ,....,. lo,i00
oRPHA BENNETT. No, 1, Depev 800 9,6so
MAMIE LONG. MiHsy. ...,....... 1890
LAyISA WRIGHT. Norman ......, oso
MRS. JOHN HOLMES. sspulpA ... 2 900
MRS T.. II TRAMMELL Edna .. 2.O0a
MRS Il. s PALMER, No l. Cstney 1000
MRS. } y. GLADDEN.. kieisr..,,., d,2io
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20

MRS EsTA RELL. 1922 ". Archer bo6,o7o
MRS DICK MASON, Library Apm sos, 100
ROSA X. BUaKgY. 1915 Carson 5ofsio
HELEN BARRY. 500 Guthrie ... 500 400
RUTH GALLdGAN. si6h y. Lawton 500 $50
MRS ] O FOx, 400 W Second 38l, $50
RUTH 2OELER ans S Denver ,,.. 3if. 400
FLORENCE ALLEN. West Tulsa $50. 900
EDITH WARREN care ] court 2l5 100
IONA LEWIS, $50 = Cheyenne zoo $50
HART. 9io W Fourth 9t,2oo
NORA DAILY, oiys. s.......... 90. 100
SUSIE sTAYToN, Olive .......... "a. 900
ALMA BILES. PArkiaDd ............ u $50
GKRTIE JEHks, No. 2, aprGgus . id. $50
MRS GRACE STONE. 6Of W 3rd 10000
BERTHA CLAUS 4 n Norfolk ,... u 90
LEOHA EGAN. City ...,,........... It,VlD
MIRIAM MURPHY. 1894 s Boulder 800
BRYAN, Ts2 8 Denver 7.G90
MABEI. CORR, Iaf2 8 Cheyenne Gb76
MRS INKz PRYOR. 9Ol y Frisco $50
ADA WILSON. at8 Houston .,..s., B,i70
VERA WlLHOUR, 20 s haybsll d9iB
HELEN CARTER, Chi6eo Place 5000
MRS K RfCHEY SspulpA ....r... AH00
MRS T. g CATO, 3l3 Rosadaie Ave $500
FRANCES WILSON kogales sts A 3,8iD
N NAR re ARnr BELL. Sis W 3rd ?. 600
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
Final Vote Scale

hhcaea changed 1t
tive andfn
ochang the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
sunday only, ny MAIL Outside Of Tul.a.

MRS. ANNA MYERS, Hayward. -. 20, 100
DEWEY LANE, Morrison, No. 2.... 1870
RUTH MYERS, Reds Fsrk ,,.... 1880
EDITH hAHhAY, Billings. ....,... io.7so
nhs. LULA KING. Cnshisg ....... t4.ot0
hRs. J D. BofLEs, Maxine ...,,. Is,Ob0
MRS. GEORGE NILES, Birby. .-... 400
MRS, SADIE J. sTEwART. Kildare. in,i0o
LENA BELL STORMS. Fairfax 0.p0o
MRS J. W. CUsBLEY. Broken
Arrow ..,..,.,,...,.,,..,...., $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
DISTRICT NO. 5
Comprises ali tsrrlaory in TnisH. osars,
Paunse. Noble. Nay. Grant and Garfield
Counties, In Okishema,

.oHA BROOKS, Rcd Pork . ... 50s 800
ADA G BRITAIN. Il o Box 20,
Tulsa ....,....,a....'.+ .+,.....-. oOlr'lO
MRS IEASErr soHoOiEY, sperry 500. $50
man. No. .-..'...'e'....' 500. 40
GAY JUDY, Owaaso ..... ....,.. tgg, goo
OPAL WINDSOR Hominy ..... 4gs,2J0
ELIZABETH ANTHONY, Sand 6pgs $4,000
MILDRED SOMMER VILE. BiKby aT1.Bbo
ELLA NJ CAKfkR, Dawson ... $50 500
CHEROKEE BOLES. Broken Arrow asa 300
MRS BISHOP Il J. Blxbyb f25.2T0
MAIDE BENNETT No 81 TulAA 49, 40
SYLVIA PEARSON Bghearl . tD2. 600
MRS n TUCKER cleveland $50 100
MRa " LIVINGSTOE. sumner 373 800
GRACE AIKMAE. jerks ....... $50 900
BELL RAPPUIE, P4wnes s......... $4,000
MRS PEARL GREGORY, Hamin. ara TOO
MRS l. FLETCHER Yaie g7o 500
FRANKIE HENRY. red Fork @ 2e3. 400
MRS 4 o, HAN irnningf 2g2 500
ARs MARTHA REID, Il O. IA CO.
Tulsa .s,.......,s.... .....,. .25t. $50
HDRKAiNE sfgLER, Rcd FORK ,24U.l5O
" +t,sA, STfSNET, H. 4, Tulsa " $50. 200
MYRrLE CARVER, No 4ruiss 2tg 500
LENA HENDRICKS Sand Springs 81 OiO
MABEL PETERSON, r. 4 Broken
Arrow ....4............... s3 500
MRS 4 NJ LARSER Cushing ,. 5000
DoRkl JACKSON, Ttrltou ....... atH5O
MRS. THOs CARTER, uencoC .... 800 100
LUCILLE hYNFAkSON. Bliss ...., 2Too0
MARY j PRKrr. Keystone .-.., 2lgn9
HEsTER CARMICHAEL. r. Tliss ~ $50
MAY WALLACE. Neki~H 90. ........ 70 300
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
DISTRICT NO. 2

Compr,sss sl that e~rt Of the tsrritsry In
ihs City Of Tviss bounded on the narth y
the Frtseo RaiIrosdi on the south b. tbs
city Iirnitsi on the vest By Main street
(ineludins Main sIesU. and ON the east
By the city iipaits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20

GLADYS aoOrMAN, 100 4. Quincy sos, 500
MYRTLE SNYDER. iBi n yorktown bOt, SIS
EI,stE EIiIPMAE. 1870 Hodxn sos, $50
THFIAA WglrI.s care QuAker Drag sos Ol0
LOUISE ALDER g06 S RoSton 502. .ol0
MRS, DORA cHEYALiER, $40 8.
Madison ..4........... ...... . 502 OIO
FgTFR BRIX a25 = Utica sol $50
AIIrg RUSSELL. 1921 Admiral sol 900
GLADYS ALsUP. 1890 q Forest s0l 200
MRS n REDMOND 2TO5 Sixth 500, coo
TFIFN PRICK 1907 h Hodss asa 700
NORA wIoglSs sses Hodgs s32, 900
KATHRYN BAp.tf. 2oi Y. Lynn
Apis. ...-..,....,s..... ..t.-. b. $4,000
MAJ nOILfyAR MAYO Bldg ... 4iR 900
HEgs DAVIS H0iel ruiss ......s, asG.foo
ALICE FEETON. i02 2 Lewis 9Gs 900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-20
DISTRICT NO. 3

Comprises all territsry In Tulsa Bounded
en- the nsrth BY the Frisco RsiiroasI On
the south By the city limitsl en- the west
by ths ei,y limits, and en- ths east 10 Msin
street. also West Tulss-
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL
NOTES

An interesting assembly exercise
took place last Saturday morning
when the boys of the football team
received their letters and sweaters.
Prof. Prather presided and togeth.
cr with Prof. McMahan furnished
Il goodly bit Of hunor, as we'll us a
good deal of national history. Pre-
sidcnt Smith and Prof. Ward made
speeches. The event was closed
with speeches by the members Of
the team. each taking his turn as
he was presented with his sweater.
Three girls. Inga Skaarvold. Lii
liam and Beatrice IIarker have been
added to the resident list of l'urrn
hall. The School takes this orport-
unity to welcome these new stud
rntS.
Miss Amna Peterson, who is
teaching at Mcleod. visited irlr'!dS
at the school between trail!s last
Friday.
The Y. w. G. A. mrclliig hcli
Tuesday af1rrmocn WAS pari!.,' Soc
ial affair. One OF the recent var
books, "A Student in Arms. will
he discussed in the future meetings
and is expected to add materially
10 the interest taken.
Miss Est Gardner returned to
school Tuesday. having been delay
cd sn account of sickness.
Prof. Il. q. Pra,hcr was recently
elected as head OF the Commercial
department Of the Duluth, Minne-
sofa Central high school. but de-
clinrd the offer. The position was
one of considerable promise. but
Prof. I'rather is too deeply inter-
cste,! in the Science School TO care
to leave for anything that would
not be IA very decided promotion
both in opportunity and in Il tinan-
ciaI way. The school is indeed
fortunate that as able Il man as
Prof. Pratlcr has decided to re-
main with us.
The following students visited
! he school during the past week:
! Miss Anna Braun OF Wisconsin
university. Miss Jennie kranar of
California university. and Misses
, Donna F'orknrr Mabel Quinn, and
Esther .JohnSganr'l. who are teach
r!'s OF this state and Former grad
,atrS of tn" >rirllr" School.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
NJ. r. CHURCH

a Bible Study class is being or
ganized for the winter. Those de-
string to join may see Mrs. Hobbs
or Cliff Miller. TIL. first: class meet
ing was held this week OH Tues
day.
The midweek prayer meetings
are growing in interest and attend
anc" Studies in the Methodist
discipline and church doctrine are
being taken up. which are proving
to be interesting and instructive.
Services for next Sunday: Sum
day school 0:t5. Preaching at IL
o'clock. Junior League ) p. m.,
Boy Scouts I =, M. Junior Scouts
4:30 y. M. Enw"rth League 6:30,
Evening services I 30.
Prayer meeting Thursday cven-
ing at 7:45.
The Boy Scouts are planning Z
Shi hike to Aherrr"mhie next Sat-
urlay.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
LAND TRANSFERS

Mary b. Townsend to Movius
Land and Loan Co., f 1-2 of 81; w
1-2 of SW II 22-132-52. Con.
sideration $4,000.
S. p. Ireland T. Sons to Hankin-
son Lumber Co, lots Z and s
block 3, Ft. Hankinson; lot Z, block
., South Side Addition to Hankin-
son. Consideration $4,000.
s. p. Ireland & Sons part of
SW IL Sec. 17-13O-4S. Considera-
tion 81, 800.
Lena Bladow to Edward C..
Bladow, NV IL, section 25-13l-5O.
$40 and other considerations.
Emma Wcis to Charles G. Ro,en.
berry SE IL of Sec. 13-133-52. 81
and other considerations.
Mary Boynton Townsend and
husband to Alfred b. Trangsruoi,
NE II of section 6; NV IA of
section 7-l34-51. $l.O0 and otLe,
Considerations.
Henry A. Barnes to Charlie,
Woodward. NE IL of section %
1852. $l.O0 and other consi,:era.
tions.
dos. \. I4attncr and wife t,
Charles Andrew, NE IA of section
&; NV II of section 7-134-5l. 81 o..
and othrc considerations.
Mary BuSta and husband tn Erred
Wo,lrich. lots ) and &. block ~
Lidgcrwool. Consideration :s,,,
900.
Michael Kelly and wife to Guest
av Felgnrr NE IL OF sectioE IS
l3O-4H. Consideration 1868.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

Local dealers report scarcity
Of poultry.
A meeting of the Nonpartisan
League is scheduled for Wahpe-
ton tomorrow.
Leroy Comstock was up from
Hooreton Monday on business be-
fore the county exemption board.
The fast mail train on the Great
Northern was several hours late
Monday, arriving in Wahpe; III at
= 20 in tn. evening.
Mrs. Louis Christianson and lit
tie daughter, Viola, left for the
cities Sunday night where they
have taken the little one frola
time to time for treatment. Little
Florence Christianson will stay
with her grandparents while her
mother and sister are away.
Peter j. Trapp of Mooreton was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Trapp
was recently placed under arrest
by a deputy U. S. marshal fronl
Fargo on the ground of being a
Stacker and now out on bail. He
claims his arrest is mistake and
that he is over the age limit.
Mrs. Annie Braun. sister Of Mrs.
Nath Braun of tbs city. left Wed
nesday for Los Angeles, California,
where she will spend the winter
visiting her sister. The Times
will follow her and keep her in
formed on Richland county doings,
while absent.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
Is Your Family Protected

\ policy in he Great West Life
Insurance Go. will assist in provid-
ing II home. food and clothing for
the family and an education for
the children.
Policies To suit amy man and in
any station Of life.
Inquire Of Albert Granrath. No.
26 Bird ST.. No.. Phone l72W. Wah'
prton. y. d., Agent for Richland
and Sargent counties.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
SOLDIER
UNDER FIRE

eve have had several brushes
with the enemy since reaching the
trenches here, which | am sure J.
would not have reached had it not
been for Mayr's Wonderful Rene.
dy. 1t has entirely cured me of in.
digestion and awful gas in my
stomach. Army food now digests
as good as mothers used to-" 1t is
a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intes-
initial ailments, including appendi-
citis. One dose will convince or
your money refunded.-Henry
Miller l. Co. adv.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10

Our advice to you is; Get your
clothes made now and avoid pay
ing higher prices later. Oppie's.
adv 37t2.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. August Schriber last Friday.
Mrs. Schriber is at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Doran, south Of this
city.
The St. Rita's Aid will be EN-
tertained on Monday evening,
January II, at the ladies' parlor
by Catherine and Thresa Zitzei-
berger.
The Wahpeton Hospital sooety
will meet OH Monday, January IA,
at 2:3O p. M. All members are
requested to be present. BY order
OF the secretary.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary will
entertain at card party in The city
hall, Wednesday, January IL. The
purpose of the entertainment will
he to raise money for the benefit OF
the members Of Company !. \
small admission fee will be charged
North. south, east and West. tn,
real estate men are proclaiminc
their section TO be the only real
original paradise on earth. Better
stay in Richlanu county. North
Dakota, which has all the so-calle,1
paradises beaten to Il finish.
w. j. Macmillan. OF st. Pau.
and we'll konwn in local railroa,
circles, conductor and one of th,
oldest employees Oh the Giea;
Northern. was retired last week af
ter forty years Of '';:nl! iuou> s"rv
ice. Mr. MacMll.,E wus a res!
dent OF BRECKENRIDGE for a lulnbr
Of years.
The Auxiliary Literary club Wa,
entertained Tuesday afternoon ane
evening by the Misses Olivia Brau.
and Georgiana Baker. Papers a!
follows were read: "German Paint
ingS, by Miss Anna Hess; Scand
inavian Paintings. by Miss Gladly
Jensen. The entertainment wa
concluded in the evening by :
lunch at the Greeks.
A. Il. Nortz, one of the oldest
most prominent and best know
businessmen of breckenridge, leav
es that place in February for $.
Paul, to assume charge Of the in
terrsts Of G.. p. Bratmober, whole
sale lumber firm. Besides being tn
head of the Nortz Lumber comp
any of breckenridge, Mr.. Nortz i
president OF the street railwa
company at lewiston. Idaho: pre-
|sident of the breckenridge Nation
al bank. and secretary OF th
breckenridge Development comp
any. The active management o
the lumber company will pass int
the hands of T.. IL. Nor1z.
S. o. OlSncsS. state lnsllranc
commissioner. has made "n appea
to Richland county authorities 7
pay premiums on their state bond
in cash instead OF warrants. "B.
paving cash on all bond prcmi
u,ns. Commissioners OlSncss pom,
out, "a lot of correspondence be
tween the respective subdivision
bonded and the insurance depart
ment as we'll as the treasurer $ &c
partment would be eliminated. !
the warrant system is used, it will
b. necessary to run accounts eS
tending over periods OF scvcra
months. This is both cumbersom
and expensive. Should the pay
ment of the premiums by cash b
impossible, Mr.. Olsness asks tina
the officers own voucher blanks up
on which the insurance Office ma
make statements to be approvc
by the proper authorities be usct
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
WATKINS REMEDIES

have the agency for the Wat
kin's liniments. spices. extracts
and toilet articles for the south
half Of Richland county. includ-
ing the city of Wahpeton.
A full line of the above arti-
cles is kept at 81 Second street
south.
Phone 36SL NJ. ID. keeney. Agent
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH NOTES

Services next Sunday forenoon
and evening at the Norwegian
Lutheran church, corner of Eighth
street and Michigan avenue. Th,.
evening services will be conducted
in the English language.
The confirmation class of the
Wild Rice church Dwight will
meet Thursday, January IL, at
| 30 p. III.
W. b. DAHL, Pastor
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10

cItlS. Onc uOSe Will convince or
your money refunded.-Henry
Miller 4 Co. adv.
When you want your clothes al
tered or style changed. take it to
Oppie's. adv 81: !.
Miss Barbara Larson of tha class
of 1913 visited the Misses Miles
and ZlliIl at Burch hall last Sat
Mrday evening.
The board of county commissions
cas- % Richlahd county organizo,l
for he ensuing year Monday by
elect ng p. Il. Slctmoe. Of Colfax.
us chairman.
Wallace Is. Strait. representing
he john Leslie Paper Co.. of Min
n"1falis. was in Wahprton Tues
day. calling on the local trade.
That he might enter the Srrvi..r
of - government as Il .llrrct,.r nl'
the army rcy:Hration nicvcmeln.
Rev. leo H. Taylor. former pastor
of the Wahpeton Congregational
church until last April. who had re-
signed his pastorate at fewer City
TO take up work at Billings. Mont,
has again handed in his resigna-
ton at that point and has left for
the east.
Special attention is called to the
advertisement of the Stern Cloth
imy Company. which will be found
OH the local page in this issue. NJ.
Stern has one of the up-to-datr
stores of Wahpeton and you viii;
find them always courteous and
ON the square" in all dealings.
\ great decrease in prairie fir.
], ss,'s has followed the breaking up
OF the wild prairie and the cult
vation of land, according to L.. W.
l:o,, travelling claim agent for thu
Northern Pacific. In the early
days, stated Mr.. Rohn, - fir
'cnre started in this part of the stat,
miyht run for so or Is miles befor,
il was finally put out. The dam
aY" now done by prairie fires is
nosiIy to unprotected haystack,
end occasionally to crop in sho {:
or some out building. Zone part oi
the Northern Pacific system whrr.
decrease in fires is noted is tho
country along the Pingree- WiIto'
line
Here is an example of what til.
tu,n folks can do to help keep "ul
soldiers warm through the long
cold wintcr-and whit" the dorr'
Of these good deeds do not wish
their names mentioned still we fee
that they deserve full credit. an.
! it may be an inspiration to other
to do likewise. A Red Cross mem
her who called at the home OF Mr.
Dave Tronhurst noticed that Mr.
I,ronkhulst was knitting for hi
little grand child. The Red Cros
lady jokingly suggested that he en-
list in the knitting forces of tn
Red Cross. At once he kindly Of
fercd to knit couple of pairs o
,, socks if they would send him tn
warn. Then Mr.. VIM. Schultz ;
friend of Mr.. 1sronkhurst S. wh'
wanted to do his bit offered to pa,
for the yafn-now one pair o
4 no. socks is made and anothe
pair is in the making. Thanks It
Mr.. Bronkln,rst and Mr.. Schultz
Next.
SPECIALIST. Eye, Ear, Nose an
Glasses properly fitted. Office il
'he Brnr>h & Pierce Block, Room
NO. Z, breckenridge. Minnesota
The Wahpeton times., 1918-01-10

glad to communicate with amy one
in regard to this. and have regulas
classes in surgical dressings. knit
ting, or any other kind of work for
men and boys.