Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-03-22

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bush has the work in hand.
If you are going to buy carpet
this spring you will find it to you1
advantage to see our goods before
purchasing.
MCCARTHY Bros.
Peter Joyce, one of Glover's en-
terprising farmers, has just returned
from southern Minnesota, where he
[ has been lately called to the death
bed Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Kenkel have
pleasant rooms at the popular VislSIe
where they will pass the summer.
Mr.. Kenkel will operate his bonanza
farm north of the city.
For SALE.-'Ihree hundred BUSH
els Of White Russian Seed Oats, Oh
northeast quarter Of section 13,
township 131, range 60.
KLAUS MERKINs.
Richard Foote, the actor, had
three beautiful specimens of the
mastiA' dog with him during his
stay here this week and they created
no little attention from our citizens.
Mrs. P. S. Peabody is expected
home this week with the finest line
Of ladies furnishing goods and mil
linery ever brought to Oakes. Her
store will soon he filled with all the
latest styles.
Mrs. D. G. Brown has moved her
millinery and dressmaking establish
ment into her new store OH Union
St., where she will have much more
room for the convenience of her
many customers.
B. T. Roddle has gone south once
more on his periodical trip after fat
cattle, work oxen and fresh milch
COWS. MIR. Roddle always ships good
stock and people always find him
pleasant to deal with.
Mr.. W. j. Daven, the artistic
painter, decorator and paper hanger,
is an artist i'll his line, and we are
pleased to note the fact that he is
rushed with business. His work is
all done neatly ana with dispatch.
Don't let your house, barn and
other buildings have a shabby and
"run-down. at-the-hceI' look IN that
old eastern style, when paint is so
cheap at Groshong & Co.'S. They..will
have your painting done by contract
.if desired. Don't fail to see them.
D. A. Shutter, who will open his
new store on Union St. April 1st,
left for st. Paul and Chicago early
this week, where he expects to COM
plete his elegant stock Of spring and
summer gents furnishing goods.
Shutter will undoubtedly surprise the
people with styles and prices upon
his return.
DIR. M. Schmidt Nilsson, an expert
veterinary surgeon who has lived
many years in America, but who has
spent the last few years in Norway,
has located here permanently. He
is regular graduate and will be Of
untold benefit to stock-growers in
the county, as he is the only one in
the county.
We are glad to note the fact that
our Catholic friends are about to
commence the construction of a fine
church building at this point. 1t
will be built on the Mccarthy Addi-
tion and we trust our citizens will
lend our friends all the encourage
nlent and support that their cause
justly demands.
Marshall & Co. have four cars of
finely bred western mares; many of
which are broken and ready for
work. Mr.. Marshall personally
superintended the selection of his
stock, spending the winter and
spring among the great horse breed
ing ranches in the West. Marshall
& Co. have also two Of the finest i'm
ported Norman Stations in the
United States, From pure Norman
Perchsron blood our farmers can
raise the best agricultural horse
flesh in the world.
SEED OATS.
[ have some good Seed Oats fol
sale. 1t is extra quality, evenly