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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
8
McCulloch & Robinson Lumber Co expands storage to handle winter coal stock including Hard Coal Sunday Week Hocking Zenith Lump Zeigler domestic coal Pocahontas empkelese and Solway Wilwaukee coke plus wood. They deliver promptly and offer farm loans and insurance. other local ads promote clothing and shoe repairs and Vachon and Company tailoring services nearby.
Mason City Iowa February 21 1908 Ida Donaldson Wahpeton North Dakota receives a receipted certificate for the late Fredrick Sanders with a $2000 M B A order paid to Hannah Sanders to settle the society claim. E L Balz signs as receipt.
Miss Gertrude Preston of Fairmount visited Neil Campbell on Sunday. Adden Enochson of Fairmount with his brother Emil this week. Mrs Geo Ottis and Irene visit relatives in Indred. E H Baumgard of Glencoe Mn joins Soo as helper. Mrs WinHouee recovering from illness. G G Mellem and child visiting relatives in Kindred. Ethel Evenson of Farmington spent Sunday with Alice Campbell. Nels Berg of Lisbon in town for a few days. Penner and Wilson announce spring opening Saturday afternoon. Oliver Skyerhiem leaves for St Johns to take charge of a station. Joe Hanna of Lisbon visiting this village this week.
Mooreton notes list Wahpeton visitors from Mooreton and nearby, with teachers Maggie Muir Helen Oliver Pauline Kulic Inga Ness and R Morse among attendees. Several students and residents are named visiting Wahpeton Breckenridge Christine and Minneapolis. Washington's Birthday school closure noted and Governor Burke and Mrs Burke visit the Normal.
The girls and boys basketball teams will play the W N D teams in the Armory on February 29. The Athletic committee plans to make this the event of the season with music and festivities.
Miss M Allen begins duties as teacher in No 3. Jsmma Berkley visits from Fargo to see her mother. Grandpa Heath traveled from Walcott for a visit with Mrs Allen. Marion Stevens and Fargo relatives visit Mr and Mrs Stevens. Asa Stevens recovers from illness and returns to Wahpeton for work at the Science School. J H Reistad, aiding on the Allen farm, returns home after two months.
Oscar Bkre called on his parents and reported Walcott school progress is flourishing. Rev Ballestad led services with a large Marge audience enjoying a splendid sermon. A sermon is planned for April 5. Attendees from here to the Walcott ball last night say they had a good time despite travel difficulties.
Ash Davis drew a large audience as the fourth lecture in the Science School series delighted listeners with sketches and remarks. The event featured the Science School band and a 250 volt generator powering lights and experiments in the gym and shops. New mechanical engineering lab gear includes boiler test pumps, hydrostatic tests, gauges, meters, tachometers, hoists, platforms, and recording devices, enabling complete engine tests and numerous experiments, with increasing enrollment and space needs noted.
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