The Wahpeton times., 1918-10-24
Mr.. Arntsin Of Rutland Va. 1, w.b.
peton Sunday visiting his daughters.

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peton Sunday visiting his daughters.
Joe Sellner of Lidgerwood has ae-
cepted position at garage at Bres.
kenridge.
J. H. Dahl, of HUFF, N. D., says he is
cured OF bad case Of rheumatism by
DR.. Mellenthin's treatment after fail
ure with many others. DR.. Mellen-
thin will be in Wahpeton, Merchants
Hotel, Wednesday, November 9Th.
Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.-Adv.
Election is only a week from next
Tuesday. Some momentuous ques-
tions of policy will be settled in this
state at that time. Some of the most
important of these questions are to
be found among the proposed constitu-
tional amendments. il believe every
voter should read them very carefully
before voting yes on them.
Miss Hazel Van Arnam has recov-
cred from siege Of enfluenza, and has
gone back to her work in Fargo.
The weather bureau says look out
for cold wave passing eastward
across the country, striking us about
Thursday
1t is deliciously palatable, agrees
with the weakest stomach, contains
the most soothing. healing, strength
ening ingredients. Natures gift to
make you we'll and happy-Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets Henry Miller & Co.-Adv.
The county auditor has sent out
about 500 absent voters ballots to the
soldier boys. There are more Rich
land county boys in the army, but the
auditor does not have their address.
The First Ward voting place at the
coming election will be in the Charles
Forman paint shop, just west of the
old Miksche store building.
Brahys Variety Store were fortunate
In procuring large shipment of
crockery during the past week and
now have large quantity of Plain
white and Decorated Cups and sau-
GERS on hand. 1t will be next to i'm
possible to obtain cups and sauccrs in
another sixty days and foresighted
people should stock up while the sup
ply lasts.-Adv.
Supt. Chas. Hanson has been an.
pointed County Director of the U. s.
Boys Working Reserve. Part of his
duty is to appoint enrolling officers
for each school district. It will be
the duty of the enrolling officers to
enroll boys from sixteen to twenty in
elusive. These boys are not compel
led to enroll but by doing so they
pledge themselves to serve in various
capacities when called on. Mr.. Han
son will soon make the appoint
ments and send the names Of appoin-
tees to the State Director, E. ]. Taylor
Bismarck, who will supply the proper
instructions and blanks.
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The Wahpeton Times.
Rev. Hobbs has been assigned to the
Williston church and will leave short
ly for that place. He will be succeed
ed here by Rev. Maunt.ar of BottineaI
There are over 100000 American
soldiers now in France. This was
shown by correspondence between
Secretary Baker and President Wilson
which was given out at the White
House.