The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-30

Walter HoEhusen has resigned bis
position at the poetoffice and has ac-
cepted position ct the G. N. 4.
Myron Weis who just a few. days
and Is now working at. the postoffice.
passed the government examination,
Arthur Raguse and sister; Metha:
spent a few days at Tenny,. Mimi, ):
visiting relatives i,
Mr. and Mrs. John wailing are the
proud parents Of a baby boy, born
Tuesday morning, May 2S.
Allen voves spent Sunday at Fair
mount.
Mrs. Anna Case left Tuesday night
for Motley. Mimi, for a few days
visit with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abeneschien
who have been visiting relatives in.
the city the past two weeks left for
their home at Wolf Point, Mont,
Tuesday morning..
The Woman's Relief Corps held
their convention at Jamestown last
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday of last
week. The members of the Wahpe-
ton Relief Corps that attended were
Mrs. Mary E. Lane, Mrs. ]. c. Scar
ing, Mrs. George Van Arnam, Mrs, s.
Miner. Mrs. G. A. R. Nickel, Mrs. G.
j. Fredricks, Mrs. ]. Voves, Mrs. N.
P. Simonsen Mrs. F.. NJ. Arbuckle.
Mrs. ]. Herrick, Kent, Mrs. l.. Hart
we'll, Mrs. P. H. Murray, Mrs. !.
Vaughn, Jr., Mrs. T. Cleary, Mrs. w.
L. Escher, Mrs. Lawery. Miss MYRTLE
Voves.
A letter recently received from
John Quinn, a member of Co. l in
france, says that the boys are we'll
taken care of over there. John at
present is working in one of the
Government postoffices over there.
Charles Quinn leaves shortly with
other students of st. Thomas College.
st. Paul. for Fort Sharon, ILL.,, where
they will receive six weeks training
in the large military camp there.
A joint business meeting between
the Wild Rice. Wahpeton and Moore
ton congregations will be held at the
Wild Rice Church Dwight Monday.
June 3rd at p. m.
We show a complete line of
black and blue Woolens. Made up
first class and a perfect fit is an
ideal wedding suit. We have all
the necessary furnishings to 90
with it. Pleased to have you look
through. Drop in any time.
43tf. Opnic, 3
Final Clearance of Spring and
Summer Suits at the Wonder Store.
values to $500, sale price $15.75.
Mrs. N. P. Brady and son arrived
home the fore part of the week from
a i've weeks visit at Minot and other
places in the northwest.
Mr.. G. Wolf is holding a meeting
in Elma township.
The Science School played the
Scarlet Man" at Paramount Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grutchen were down
from Fargo Sunday to bid their son
farewell as he was leaving for war.
Martin Lieum of Christine is visit
ing at Hanson's home.
Notices of the state and county
apportlOnment of the various school
districts will be mailed to the dis
trlct treasurers, the last of this week.
The short term of court will be
held, starting June 4th. There will
be no jury.
Mr.. William Schuett went to Fargo
sunday night to take up Mr.. Gamer
on's former work as deputy mashal.
Wallace Manchester returned from
Fargo Tuesday.
Annabel Bramberg left for her
home at Menogat, Mimi, the latter
part of last week.
1t enriches the blood. cleanses
the stomach, regulates the bowels
helps the appetite, livens you up
you work better.-feel better
look better. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, a remedy-tonic
tor the whole family. Csc. Henry
Miller & Co.
Lillian Burgman went to Fargo
FRIDAY to take examinations.
The applications of school Officers
bonds issued by the state, will be
sent out at the end of the week to the
school clerks throughout the county.
Mr.. Donaldson announced his in
tcntion OF holding u session CT tie
teachers institute. 1t will be held in
the same manner as last fall.
The county SUPPLEMENTARY ON
tried 10 get information from the dis
tricts about the teachers and schools
where teachers are engaged ana
where there are vacancies.
Y. w. Travette of Wyndmerc, the
new field deputy, entered on his new
duties Saturday.