The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-16

station to Norfolk, Va. Jack likes
the life Of the, sailor immensely and
is feeling fine.
Miss Sylpha Tweto Of Fargo spent
sunday at her home here.
Crbin Boudiette wha has been in
Montana for several weeks returned
home Saturday.
Miss Alma Gerhardson Of New
London. Mimi. left for her home
last Friday evening after conclud-
ing q successful term Of teaching in
the NcCauleyville school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gray and Mr..
and Mrs. e. ". Hutchinson autoed
to Fargo last Saturday evening.
Edward Olson. Private, son Of
Mr.. and Hrs. Amund Olson. came
home from Fort Riley, Kans., on =
short furlough last Monday.
Mrs. C. o. Sandvig entertained q
number Of friends Sunday evening in
honor of Miss Nellie Boudiette. The
affair was birthday surprise.
The Bethania Choir autoed to
Dwight Sunday evening and rendered
a Cantanta there.
I. E. Lillegard autoed to Barnes
vile last Sunday.
Monday evening a very pleasant
party vas held at the Woodman Hall
for John Flaa. All the young people
in the community were present to ex-
tend birthday fluctuations and after
spending few social hours together
delicious lunch was served by the
young ladies.
Miss Lottie Opgrand spent the
week end at her home at Hawley.
Her brother, Private Oscar NJ. OPP
grand. was also home on furlough
from Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Alfred Lodahl who has been
spending the past few months at
Crosby. n. D., returned home last
Saturday evening.
NJ. n. Hattie of Hickson spent
Sunday with relatives in Abercrom-
bic.
At an early hour last Wednesday
morning the barn belonging to HAL
mer Void burned down in the Village
of Abercrombie The origin of the
fire is unknown. Mr.. Void awaken
ed in time to get his horses out of
the barn. However great deal of
feed and hay burned and the loss is
estimated at about $4,000. Mr..
Void has purchased the Libery Barn
belonging to G. o. Bordahl.
Among those who have returned
to their respective homes after COM
pleting successful term OF teaching
near this vicinity are Misses Ruth
Monson, Ruth Guinness. Olga Nypen,
Alma Nypen and Clara ]. Boudiette.
Miss Anna Stafne who has been
teaching at Glover. NJ D., returned
to her home last Sunday.
The Choir of the First Lutheran
Church of Fargo autoed down Sun
day morning and sang several songs
at the morning services in Bethania
Church. This choir has as its direc-
tor Prof. o. ]. Hanson, who will di-
rect the large choir at the Midsum-
mer Young Peoples Festival which
is to be held in Abercrombie the
End and 23rd of June. About It's
voices were present at the practice
rehearsal held at Abercrombie last
Sunday afternoon. This was a very
successful rehearsal and it is hoped
that there will be as many as $50
voices at the festive gathering. The
next rehearsal is to be at the First
Lutheran Church at Fargo. June 9Th
at 3 o'clock. The young people from
neighboring vicinity brought lunch
with them and after the rehearsal q
social hour was spent at the A. K.
Tweto home. where as the singers en-
! joyed a picnic lunch before autoine
home again.
Il Abercrombie Church Notices
Norwegian services in Abercrombie
at IL a. m.
The Young Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. P. X. Guinness on Saturday.