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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
1
Easter greetings highlight spring fashion with tailored suits from 15 to 50 dollars and skirts in voile and chiffon from 5 to 30 dollars. The lineup includes waists from 1 to 18.50, petticoats from 1.50 to 15, long kid gloves at 3.50, and Milanese silk gloves from 1.25, all offered in various colors.
The southwestern county teachers group met in Lidgerwood last Saturday March 28 with light attendance due to bad roads. Forenoon covered Current Events in School and Grading problems while afternoon featured formal papers. Supt Black spoke on physiology in the course of study. Miss Nelly Carty praised the Reading Circle. Miss Weeke discussed teaching pupils how to study. Mr Merrill addressed essentials in arithmetic. Miss Gilbertson offered helpful suggestions for Lidgerwood schools.
The county superintendent continues eight weekly rounds organizing local teacher meetings at Hankinson Wahpeton Fairmount Walcott Wyndemere and Lidgerwood alongside directors meetings and teacher exams. The Southeastern North Dakota Teachers Association plans a spring meeting April 17 18 with all Richland County teachers urged to attend Valley edition.
On the sixteenth, Senator Tillman delivered a ferocious attack on President Roosevelt, a speech likened to Cicero and Demosthenes. Bailey and Representative Clark also spoke on the Aldrich tariff bill and the cotton tax era, likely to be widely circulated as campaign documents this session. The piece urges every Democrat to read these three speeches.
A Fargo resident named A London suffered years of kidney discomfort causing backache and fatigue. Hard water worsened symptoms until Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his lameness and improved his condition, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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