The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-12
ABERCROMBIE NEWS

Miss Mollie Flaa visited friends at
Fargo Tuesday.
Frank Conder and r. C. Conder
were county seat visitors Friday.
Now, that threshing is done, Raymond
is going to enlist for military service.
]. L. Cline and B. I. Heating of Far
70 transacted business in our town
Tuesday.
j. A. Stafne left Monday for Fargo
to take medical treatment. He also
expects to go to the cities and Roches-
ter.
Miss Genevieve Korsvik who has
been spending the summer at the
home of her father g. H. Korsvik,
left last Wednesday for Grano, N. D.,
where she will make her home with
her grandmother during the coming
school year.
H. B. Winsor of Olivia, MIMI, trans
acted business in the village on last
Friday.
Matty Kovar of Dwight, Neb., to-
gether with Mrs. Kovar and daughter
have been visiting the past week, with
the Cyril Rezac family.
Franklin D. Tonne, who had been
confined to St. Johns Hospital the
past six weeks, returned home Mon
day. After very serious appended
tis operation, Mr.. Tonne has returned
very much improved in health and ex-
poets shortly to resume his duties as
Cashier in the First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Olson received a
telegram Tuesday that their son, Cor
poral NJ. c. Olson, was missing in ac-
ton. Just last evening they had q
letter from their son. which was
written from the hospital in Paris. in
which he stated that he expected to
return to the trenches In q couple Of
yeeks. However, It is possible that
the message referred to his first ab.
sence from the front.
Mrs. c. o. sandvig. Misses Glars
and Nellie Boudiette and G. e. Lodahl
autoed to Ortonville Sunday. Mr.
Sandvig. who has been attending t.
business interests at Waubay. s. Oak.
for . few days. returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slogan and son wht
have been spending the past month
in our village giving movie entertain
ments on Saturday evenings left or
Monday for their home at Mayville.
Miss Inga Bakken visited friend.
and relatives at Dwight for few days
last week.
Mrs. John D. Strand. who has beer
spending the week with the ]. G. Hol.
kestad family, returned to her home
last week and where she will remain
few days before leaving for Detroit
Minn., where she will spend the win.
ter with her daughter, Mrs. w. o. Bill.
stad.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Bolme of Enle
have received card from their son
Oliver that he has landed safely In
France. Oliver was in the June draf,
and 1t did not take long before he was
picked for work over seas.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Schmidt of En-.
10 have received word from their son
Peter that he has been transferred
from Camp Kearney, California, tc
Camp Pike. Arkansas. for reserve
omcers training. His brother Herman
left with the last contigent Of drafted
men that left Wahpeton for Camr
Dodge.
Mrs. Jacob A. Novak of Taunton
Minn.. who has been spending a few
weeks attending to her farming inter.
ests. left for her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bj. Bakken and
daughter. Clara, who have been
spending the past few months with
their daughter at Minneapolis. re.
turned here last week.
G. T. Paulson was q business yisito,
at Fargo Tuesday.
Andrew Strand completed a deal or
Monday whereby he sold his farm nea,
the village Of Abercrombie to Pede,
Hermo. Mr.. Hermo formerly farmed
the land belonging to Mrs. ]. o. Strand