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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
Bee Hive invites shoppers to a one day only clearance sale on Saturday June 25. The note touts the first sale drew long lines and promises even better values, urging customers to read merchandise descriptions and prices. The message highlights monthly bargains and customer satisfaction as motivation.
Miss Bessie Walker visits Mrs Dr Christensen in Lidgerwood this week. E M Nelson Progressive candidate for the 12th district spoke in town Tuesday. Mr Harrison of Stern Clothing Co returns from Glencoe Minnesota. Elections loom with school election Tuesday the 21st city election Saturday the 25th and primary on Wednesday the 20th.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will meet Thursday afternoon June 30 at Mrs. Morley’s home. All are cordially invited. The school census reports 78 pupils ages six to seven who attended 60 days or more. 375 girls and 363 boys. Local tracks on the street railway were repaired yesterday as the board of education works on culverts and a driveway at the high school. Mr Wilson of Hope North Dakota and Breckenridge brothers visit their mother. Helen Mehegan visits Milbank and Appleton South Dakota and will be at the lake with her aunt. Bessie came down from ten before part of the week. He combines business and pleasure in court matters and greeting old friends.
Election passed off quietly Tuesday with two trustees elected. W L Forkner 49 votes and H G Albrecht 47 will succeed him. Democratic primaries urged. Cross Your Aid society meets June 27 at hospital. Governors visit planned for Burke fair. Local business updates include store remodeling and reduced china sale.
The article urges Democratic voters to participate in the upcoming primaries on the 29th as a 1908 election requirement. It warns that low turnout signals indifference and harms both the party and public interests by weakening the party’s position and allowing opposition to grow.
Voters are told to choose a democratic or republican ballot next Wednesday. The piece argues Purcell should gain broad county support and notes Gov. Burke’s four year record justifies broad backing. It claims democratic candidates must reach a high threshold to appear on the official ballot.
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