The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-10

FnGelman, was taken seriously i'll
last Sunday. It is the same malady
that he has been amicted with for
years. We are glad to state that At
this writing he Is somewhat i'm
proved.
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Braun last week.
Judge Van Arnam organized Jun
ior Red Cross Society at Mooreton ON
Tuesday evening. $4,000 was realiz-
ed at a supper and sale at the same
time and place.
Esf SAB: Hard Coal heater.
Phone 4s4-W. 33.tf
A wedding license was issued on
the 4th to Mr.. Albert r. P. Best and
Miss Ollie Andrea Martinson, both Of
Lidgerwood.
Two men from this county are call
ed for Aircraft Production and will
be- sent to Vancouver, Washington,
next Monday. The men drawn for
this service are Edwin Erickson, Of
Walcott, and Nils N. Bolme. Of Colfax.
Until October 18th there 10 q call to
volunteers for vocational and indus
trial training at the Agricultural Col
lese at Fargo. ''--ax.n,-.-~. .;ASlR!s>'
There has been about 200 Of the
new registrants to receive their
Prof. Gredvig Of Breckenridge died
last Thursday at Camp Lee, Virginia
from relapse of Spanish influenza.
He resigned his position as Superin-
tendent of schools of Wilkin county
last spring and volunteered his SER
vices to the government. His un-
timely death is source of grief to his
many friends.
Miss Lillian Mirick and Mrs. Jessie
Soaring are attending the State Lib
rary convention this week at Valley
City.
]. H. Nelson of Victoria. Illinois.
is spending few weeks in our coun-
ty looking after his land
The Christian Endeavor had win
er and marshmellow roast last Friday
Miss Stella Roger has resigned her
position as accountant for J. B. Lot
zer.
The County Commissioners are In
session this week. This one of the
regular quarterly meetings.
Sickening headaches, indigestion,
constipation. indicate unhealthy con-
dition of the bowels. Restore your
system to health and strength by
keeping your bowels regular Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea makes
the bowels work NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
regularly. Henry Miller & Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Van Arnam left for Fargo this
(Thursday) morning. Her daughter
Hazel is sick with the influenza there
and she wants to bring her home.
Attorney George w. Feerks of Or
tonvi]le, Minn.. but formerly resi-
dent of Wahpeton. was arrested in
Minneapolis and confined in Jail pend
ing the arrival of bondsmen from
Ortonville. The charge on which he
was arrested was for obstructing
the sale Of Liberty Bonds.
DR.. Wig, chairman. of the City
Board of Health. informs the Times
that there are about Is case of in
fuenza in the city. This shows some
what the rapidity of the srrearl of
this malady. All schools. churches,
lodges. and other places OF public
gathering are ordered closed OF j
p. m. today. Children should not he
allowed to congregate on the streets.
but everyone should he oi;t in the
open as much as possible. If we all
cooperate with the Board of Health
it will not be long until we will have
it controlled.
Mr. Brahy has recently returned
from the Eastern markets where he
bought goods for his two Wahpeton
stores. The Wonder Store and The
Variety Store. He v'7s extremely fer
tnnate in securing a fine stock of alu-
minum and granite ware, among other
useful things, for the variety store.
They are wonderful invention. No
outside door should be without them.
They are a wonderful fuel saver
These weather strips have been manu-
factured at Barron, Wisconsin. for
years. Now Wahpeton becomes the
head office and chief place of busi-
ness.
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The WahPeton Times.