Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-05-10

iSO"S VI 4AOiloiiSO lclllllSlull
of Ellendale. That's the ticket that
will represent the majority party
from Dickey county at Bismarck.
STALLION FoR SALE. fine
high grade Percheron stallion for
sale on time, with good security.
For particulars inquire at this office.
Remember, we will not take a
back seat, in either North or South
Dakota, when it comes to fine Job
printing. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay.
Bring your job work to The Re-
PUBLICAN office. We make Il spec
ialty of fine work and guarantee
promptness and satisfaction. Or
ders by mail carefully filled.
Don't forget to come to Oakes,
May 2]st and SEQ the greatest wrest-
ling match ever witnessed in the
West, as we'll as other interesting
excitements-horse racing, ball play
ing and other sports.
TAKEN Up.-A brown and white
bull calf, about FIVE months old.
Forehead mixed white and brown.
Owner may have same by calling on
n. W. quarter section IA, 1880 and
paying charges.
N. GRoNBECK.
The DR.. Bartlett scheme is to
elect himself and the LaMoure coun-
ty man Wilkinson, on the Demo
cratic ticket, but the result will be
the Doctor will be elected if he gets
but one vote, consequently he can
elect himself under the Springer
minority plan.
Rev. j. w. Tyrrell of the Baptist
Church, breaches each Sabbath in
the Gorder Opera House and his SER
mons are very interesting. The
reverend gentleman is an earnest
and eloquent speaker. The choir is
made up of our best talent. and
large crowds are in attendance each
Sunday evening.
DIR. Boardman and Jas. E. Spurl-
ing attended the Monango conven-
ton Tuesday and report things
rather dubious SO far as the east side
is concerned. Mr.. Squirting in IL
neat little speech nominated DR..
Boardman, but tho west side boys
failed to respond to the just appeals
OF their brothers from the east end.
The Aberdeen news is authority
for the statement that Rey. r. H,
Hooke, pastor of the First Presby.
terrain church Of this city will soon
be married to- Miss Viola Knox, of
Altoona, Pa. The reverend gentle.
man departed yesterday morning,
and The REPUBLICAN wishes him
the full realization of his well-earn.
ed happiness.
ELECTION JUDGEs.-The follow.
ing are the judges named for the
eleotion i'll this city Tuesday, May
14th, 1889: 1st ward, at West
Hotel, A, Hedin, A. Smith, E. NJ
Devendorf I'd ward, Austin build.
Ing, Union St., S. H. Martin, E. c.
Shelton, Chas. Blinkner; Sd ward
at Hollingshead House, Union St.,
c. G. Migrath, E. Pickard, E. S
Gilbert.
j. E. SpURL1NG, Auditor.
PENNSYLVANIA, Too.-Among the
laJe arrivals from the east, who have
come to make their permanent resi-
dence here, we notice Miss Bessie
Chamberlin, a very accomplished
young lady and daughter Of M. N
Cham berlin, who has lived in Oakes
since its birth; also the family Of j
M. Chamberlin, brother Of NJ. N.
who has been with us for the past
year. Mr.. ]. M. Chamberlin's fam.
lily consists Of seven members, which
not only adds largely to our growing
population but is valuable addition
to our society.
There is no republican in Dickey
county who can we'll afford to attack
the Constitutional candidates nom
mated. You may have person.
al reasons, some Of you may have
had choice for candidates aside
from either Rowe or Pennington,
but the moment you erase, become
luke-warm to their support, yo,
strike fatal blow to the party. B,
all means work and vote for Rowe
and Flemington.