Wedding of Miss Jennie Miller at St. Joan's Church
Wahpeton notes the solemnization of the marriage of Miss Jennie Miller to Geo. Rieland at St. Joan's Catholic Church. Relatives and friends attended. ushers included George Reeder and Irving Gills. Bridesmaids and best man accompanied the couple, followed by a large gift list and a two week honeymoon to Melrose and Edgely before settling in Edgely, N D.
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St. Joan’s Catholic Church
Wahpeton
Mies Jennie Miller
Geo. Rieland
George Reeder
Irving Gills
Berta Russel
Phillis Reiland
Jake Bustier
Odie Loeffier
Herbert Rieland
Celia Braun
Rose Sunderhaus
Alvina Eckes
Mary Bell
Elma Huppler
N. D
Mre. Reeder
T Family
W. Mafia
Miss Busher
A. Weimar
Mies Rich
Falley
Mr B
J. N. Jogenson
E .Carney
Proctor
Waite
Ray DeMund
Gallagher
Rachelhoffer
A. G. Divet
E. M. Edel‘rock
A Rieland
Harry Miller
Olivia and
Mabel Forkner
Frank McKean
Alice Taylor
Rose Rock
Mr. Tribke
Geokins
Alice Kane
Arthur Barnes
G A R Encampment Entertainment At Opera House
The G A R held an encampment entertainment at the opera house last night. A crowded house applauded the children’s drills and songs from the public schools, a flag drill by 32 site girls, and a farce titled A New Servant Girl by St John’s pupils. Prof Kirks double male quartet and Brauns orchestra performed. Senator Parcell spoke briefly and Rev Galliger praised the department. Supt. Smith hosted and presented a beautiful flag to the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s School
Prof
Kirks
Brauns Orchestra
Senator Parcell
Galliger
Supt. Smith
Oddfellows to Attend Memorial Service at Methodist Church
The Odd Fellows will gather at the Methodist church Sunday morning for their annual Memorial sermon delivered by Rev W J Autcheson. That evening the Children's Day exercises will be presented with a well prepared program and the program indicates they will perform creditably. Floyd House of Wynmere was in town on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
W. J Autcheson
Floyd House of
Wynmere
State School of Science Holds Commencement Week Events
Wahpeton coverage details the State School of Science activities from Baccalaureate at M. E Church to Field Day and a class play at the Science School gym. It notes the dormitory cornerstone event, G A R involvement, address by M A Hildreth of Fargo, and an alumni banquet at the Merchants with modest admission.
Class Bay Program Hints at Burglary Night Mischief
Kathleen dusts and dons Miss Dorothy's hat then is caught Jonas rescues the group discovers a burglar The spread unfolds with Prof Ed Gerton investigating and playing a young lady The Professor arrives in an unusual way to suspend the fe ers and is suspended Miss Judkins Kathleen and Jonas join in the fun
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Kathleen
Eckes
Lawrence
Ate Hinds
Alma Rivet
Spleifford Braun
Alen Vave
Hazel King
Clarence Crafts
M Darner
Dorothy Young
Irene Dietz
Anna Melanis
Mildred Siminary
Agnes
Elsie Kaster
Emilus Edyton
Clarence Kratts Kathleet
Aid
Evadine Hatcher Jonas
Jinand Buscher
Board of Health Meet at City Hall June 3 1909
Regular meeting of the City Board of Health with Hesse Gillen Fork ner and O'Brien present. Hartwell filed a weekly sanitary report which was accepted. City Attorney ordered to share listed cases and enforce sanitary orders. Adjourned to June 10 at 8 PM to receive reports on unsanitary conditions. Ladies Aid of the Congregational church to meet June 17 at Gallagher home.
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City Hall
City Board of Health
Hesse
Gillen
Forkner
O'Brien
Hartwell
Wade
T. O'Brien
Ladies Aid of
The
Congregational Church
Mesdames Cupfel, Burnson
Jamieson
Gallagher
Wahpeton City Council Proceedings June 7 1909 Minutes
Regular Wahpeton city council meeting notes the May 3 and May 10, 1909 minutes approved. May treasurer’s report filed. fumigation bill referred to D T O'Brien for collection. water pipes to Fairview Cemetery requested. water works extension denied. cement contracts to City Attorney for opinion. G A R parade invitation accepted. Supt Parkbill May report referred for further action.
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Wahpeton
Eberly
Hess
Forkner
Albrecht
Robinson
Peschel
Friedericks
Gillen
Bilte
D. T. O'Brien
Fairview Cemetery
Sam Anderson
Anderson
Parkbill
Water and street committee actions from town meeting
Water supply committee referred the drainage between second and third streets to the street committee. Streets lights to public improvement committee for investigation. Telephones matter deferred until the commercial Club committee reports. Police magistrate office hours set 9 to 12 A.M. and 2 to 5 P.M. Hand bills urged to close businesses 1:30 to 4 P.M. June 10 during G A R exercises. Bills referred to water supply committee with power to act. McCullock Robinson Lumber Co. 812 70 480 44.55 5. Vodova. Following bills approved and to be paid from respective funds. Mr. Sanly operated for cancer on the lip. operation Wed morning. Cottages for sale or rent in Stuart Lake area and Alec late, Minerva J. W. Forkner, Clitherall, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Improvement Committee
Commercial Club Committee
Water
McCullock Robinson Lumber Company
Vodova
Eee
Eam
Lost veterinary syringe on Wahpeton to Wild Rice road
Lost hypodermic syringe in a leather case missing on the road between Wahpeton and Wild Rice. Finder urged to return it to Dr. Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahpeton
Wild Rice
Farmer
Hull Chosen Captain Of Minnesota Track Team
Harold Hull, the lanky half mile runner at the University of Minnesota, was elected captain of the Go pher track team for next year over Archie Strane and Ben Harmen. Hull’s past performances place him as a top short distance threat, with dual-meet wins and state record ambitions. Hull, a senior, plans to pursue law while remaining eligible for track, following a path similar to John Connelly who arranged his academics to race next season.
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Harold Hull
University of Minnesota
Gopher
Archie” Strane
Polesaulter
Ben” Harmen
Hardler
St. Pant
Hall
Harris
Hull
Nebraska
Dick” Grant
Fachonatlet
Land
Grant
Halle
Andning
Our City
John Connelly
Bade family sails to Germany to start new home
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bade and family left Tuesday night for Germany to establish residence there. Bade, a respected public servant, has served as Richland County auditor for three terms, Wahpeton mayor for two terms, and a St. Louis National Convention delegate.
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C. G. Bade
Germany
Bade
Atty. Schneller
4Th Street
Richland County
Wahpeton
St. Louis
W C T U Meeting Resolution Adopted at 1908 Convention
The W C T U Richland County held a convention at Fairmount North Dakota on June 2 and 3 1908. The resolutions committee expresses regret at county officers permitting prohibition violations and urges duty and integrity from office holders. Signed by M. N. Wootsey and Mus H A Spats.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Fairmount
N.D
Witskins
Richland County
N. Wootsey
H. A. Spat
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Rieland-Miller
Aaron Stern
Wagner
Hattie
Cle
Bride
O. M.oleon
Torgeron
B. F. Lounsberry
M Eckes
Lia
Basset
Fligleman
Reece Aeen Reees
Dugar
Loeffler
Purcell
Lettie Walker
J. Tousaint
Mies Fulton
Scott
M Moody
Bryan Suger
Miss Bauer
Mrs. Rittenhouse
Oddfellows
Scien School
M. E
Hutcheson
Tts
Science School
State School of Science
Board OF Health
Council Proceedings
Sanly
Stuart Lake
Alec
Albrechte
Addition
Minerva
J. W. Forkner
Clitherall, Minn
ALDS
Salw
V. Della
Maneri
Gustav Schutlar
Chas Youngquista
John Donaven
Portage
Norther Light el. Co
Wahpeton Times Print Ag
Sam Isllis
U On Trader Co
Venzil Stovik
Joseph Vodova
Joni Maresh
Schultz
Ric
Schriber
Wat ER Works Fund
G.L. Parkett
Sferman Junge
Nat. Mfg. & Supply Co
Wahpeton Times
McCullock Robinson Lumver Co
Poxpos
W. C. T. U. Meeting
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