Whirl O The Town set for Opera House performance
Wahpet audience期待 a bumper turnout for The Whirl O The Town at the Opera House on Wednesday December 14. Director Evens and Ladies Aid report 65 to 70 participants with a long list of named players and acts. Tickets priced 50c 75c and 1.00 will be sold at Wolfe's Store, with early purchases advised.
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Wahpeton Opera House
Congregational Ladies Aid
Mr. Evens
Ladies Aid Society
Opera House
Wahpet
Andrew Jackson Squille
R. W. Darner
John D
Arthur Hauskens
Prof
Clipfell
Joe Vachon
Fruly Youre
Ara Lou Allensworth
Agnes Watron
Roslind McIntyre
Vivian Darling
Mayme Stern
Pretty Soon
Mable Schuler
Manda Sparke
Blanche Amerlai
Frances Lauder
Madelyn Glasgow
Laura Meyers
Marp
Lillian Robinson
City Boys
Ruth Oslund
Mable Jamieson
Hazel Moody
Yallie Wright
Madelyn Glaegow
Ruth Whipps
Florence Jamieson
Clara Pardo
Earl Carter
Grover Moody
Alvin Meyer
Alonzo Putman
Ellwood Patterson
Clarence Kraker
Carl Uleaker
Utner Manchester
Florence Pardon
Francis Lauder
Hazel Ellie
Ruth Babcock
Jennie Kramer
Gladys Albrecht
Esther Yates
Marian Potter
Max Lauder
Carlton Ellis
Arnold Forbes
Dona von Divet
James McLaughlin
Clarence Miller
Robert Kramer
Myles Horn
John Urban
Chesefirat
Byron Badgun
Fusstown
Hugh Warren
Emil
Breckenridge High Seniors Light Up Grand Theatre
The Breckenridge school paper notes the Senior class impressed the town with their stage presence last Friday at the Grand Theatre. The girls led the performance while the debate team gains momentum under coaches Miss Allensworth, Mr. Thoyse, and Mr. Pfingston as plans for Armory practice and an upcoming Prep class program unfold.
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Breckenridge
Earl
Sicily's Gay Wine Harvest In School Notes
A school page notes various oddities from a class, including exchanges of notes, a student named A Sagaci Senior losing deportment, and a humorous Jacose Juniors. The Shivering Sophomores wore heavy coats at an ice event last Sunday while Mrs Scoville leads a WCTU abstinence task in the assembly room Monday morning. An effort to form a Total Abstinence Society at the school failed.
Science School Notes and Local Activities
Nine new students are registered this winter term, a fifteen percent rise from last year at the science school. Clarence Schaefer of Breckenridge died in Breckenridge, Minnesota. Presidents Smith and Quinn met in Valley City to discuss state institution welfare. The science school remains a strong, early-teenage academy with a growing second band of twelve and the original band at 22. Prof. Staton moved to Buscher Cottage, and King and sister reside at Burch Hall, now with a new door bell. Bessie Laythe Scovell spoke on Temperance and Social Purity, and Willimine Merrick was elected YWCA president. The MCCA held a stag reception. Mr. Miller and Mr. Schuman spoke, while Christmas stamps for foreign countries were discussed by Postmaster Myhra. The M.B.A. elected officers for the coming year including President Keeney, Vice President Nelson, and plans to fill the treasurer post after Mrs. Donaldson’s resignation.
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Clarence Schaefer
Breckenridge
Manda
Pres
Smith
Quinn
Valley City
Warren
Prof
Staton
McGregor
9Th Street
Buscher
Sth Street
A.L. Miller
College Association
Y.M.C. A
Ular
M. D. Keeney
Albert Nelson
Elmquist
Epoch Watchman
Wm Lareen
C.A. Donaldson
Dedication of the New City Hall in Wahpeton
The Wahpeton dedication evening featured remarks by Mr. Hancock praising city officers and the mayor and building committee, with keys presented to the mayor. May or Eberley spoke on financing troubles and the building’s necessity, while Mr. Schuler recounted Dakota territory history and early settlers. Chas. E. Wolfe lauded the city’s free fire department. Atty. Forbes chaired. Meyers orchestra provided entertainment ending with a coronet solo by A. E. Hendrix, noted as a fine addition.
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Hancock
May
Eberley
Mr. Schuler
Wahpeton
Lousiana
Territory of
Dakota
North Dakota
Chas. E. Wolfe
Northwest
Atty. Forbes
Meyers Orchestra
Holy City
A. E. Hendrix
Hendrix
Delinquent Subscrib ers Raise Trouble for Publishers
The Fairmount News faced extra costs from 2c stamps on every paper of its circulation as delinquent subscribers fail to pay. Postal rules bar second papers to subscribers over a year in arrears, forcing publishers to bear expenses and risking entire editions. Subscribers are urged to settle dues to ease the publisher’s burden.
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Fairmount News
Arrea
Times
The Whirl o the Town musical opens December first
Wahpeton presents a three act musical comedy The Whirl o the Town with a cast of about seventy players. Rehearsals are underway led by composer James W Evens and Mrs Evens. Evens arrives from Fergus Falls after recent success. The show promises wholesome merriment and lively dialog, aiming to be the best home talent production yet.
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Aid Society
James W. Evens
Red Tag Sale Promises Dairy Cattle Deals
Farmers urged to choose cows based on care and shelter for higher returns. Special purpose or dual purpose cattle discussed. dual purpose cows offer steady milk and calf value. Red Tag Sale announced with regular annual events as sellers highlight dairy stock value.
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Sicily
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Kopina
King
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Myhra
Uruguay
Portugal
Germany
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Austria
M.B
Royal Cook Book
New York
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