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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
8
A fragment urges better dress with affordable options from a thrift shop. It hints at improving appearance to impress partners or rivals, noting money can stretch further in clothing choices. The piece uses casual language and ambiguous context.
A farewell party in the opera house honors C J Johnson before his move to Peever with many attendees and remarks from Walcott residents. The Barrie C E Picnic is planned for June 15 near Barrie bridge with Hon John Worst of Fargo as principal speaker.
Wahpeton voters approve a new Lutheran church in Richland County seat with a handsome brick structure. Jonson and Leathart of Fairmount placed the contract. excavation underway and workers to follow, as the project advances in the community’s strong Lutheran presence and financial means.
Prominent speakers announce addresses and a 3 PM basketball clash between Wyndmere and Kindred for a $50,000 purse. Attendees can tour grounds with refreshments, music by the Barrie band, and riverbank scenery.
A reader asks whether she will ever marry, expressing concern about her future and seeking guidance on prospects and timing.
A couple argues over managing expenses as bills keep rising. The husband urges budgeting while the wife complains costs keep slipping upward.
Hoquiam Washington reports the death of Schickulash Pete aged 110, said to be Northwest's oldest man and last of the Grays Harbor Indian slaves. He wed in Humptulips Valley for over thirty years and had lived on Grays Harbor for 75 years since 1840 after coming with a party from the Columbia River.
Swiss experts claim the cupola fort on the St Gothard could repel a force of 50 000 with 200 artillerymen, asserting the structure’s strength against invasion.
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