Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-04-12

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ed in Oakcs for the summer cam.
paign.
BAPTIST SERv1cEs.-Preachine
morning and evening at the Hall
usual hour, by Rev. R, j. Tyrrell
Pastor.
COME AGA1E.-The south side
hereby challenge the Northerners
to mortal combat on the diamond
Tuesday next.
T. r. Marshall has a buyer in the
east picking up heavy young mares
for market here. They will be in
Oakes in a few days.
The subject of Rev. R. H, Hooke' :
sermon for Sabbath evening April
14th. will be "Our Fathers Letters. .
All are cordially invited to attend.
For RENT.-I will soon have a
suite Of three pleasant, conveniently
arranged rooms for rent to a small
family. E. S. GILBERT.
Marsh, dentist, will be at Vinkle
House, Oakes, Tuesday April 10Th,
for one week. All operations in
operative or mechanical dentistry.
M. M. Wright, postmaster at
Wright, in the north part of this
county, with his estimable wife, took
dinner at the Vinkle House Wedues-
day.
A C. & NV. special Tuesday
brought up the officials of this
road who spent several hours in the
city. Cakes, they say, will ever be
one Of Dakota's chief cities.
For SALE.-Three hundred bush
els of White Russian seed oats, on
northeast quarter OF section IS
township 13l, range 60,
KLAUS MERKINs.
j. |. Barnes Of this city is just
back- from the burnt district around
Leola and reports the condition
fearful. Next week we will give /:
graphic desert ption as seen by Mr.
Barnes.
DR.. Cullen, Veterinary Surgeon
Of Ludden, will be in Cakes Satur.
day next and can be found at Slo.
GUMS drug store. DR.. Cullen is q
graduate OF Columbia College, New
York.
The young men Of Oakes dress
finer. look handsomer, and have
more tone than the average Dako.
tians. Many Of them were out III
full dress parade last Sunday, new
tiles and all,
DIR. Cullen, Veterinary Surgeon
of Ludden, will be in Oalles Satur.
day next. and can be found at So.
Gums drug store, DR.. Cullen is {;
graduate of Columbia College, New
York.
The Presbytery of Aberdeen con.
venes Tuesday Of this week at Brit.
ton. OAK, and will be in session
two or three days. r. II. Kooke at.
tends said meeting as the stated
clerk Of the Presbytery.
How They BU11D.-Ground was
broken this week for an elaborate
residence on the Mccarthy addi-
ton for H. II. Kenkel. 1t will be
one Of the most beautiful residences
in the city, when completed.
P.O. Berg and family, Of Mime
sofa, are in the city to make it THEN
permanent home. Mr.. Berg is a
brother Of A. Berg, Of the firm of
Berg & Lane. Mr.. Berg will be
heard from soon in a business way.
REMovAL.-The Masonic fraterni-
ty have changed their lodge rooms
to the beautiful Kennedy block
which will be known hereafter as
the Masonic block. The lodge is in
flouri,hing condition and has many
new and earnest members. May it
ever prosper, should be the cheer of
everyone.
A PROGRESSIVE F1RM.-The we'll.
known and very reliable real estate
firm Of Baldwin & Garfield, of this
city, are doing a rushing business
Insurance. real estate and chattel
loans are their specialties, and THT
REPUBLICAN takes pleasure in rec
ommending them as very painstak-
ing gentlemen.
Mr.. Linn gave very satisfactory
exhibition in the Opera House Tues.
day evening to large and apprecia.
tive audience. The pictures were Of
large panoramical effect and were
very fine, and it is we'll worth the
time and money spent to the exhi.
bi1ion. Mr.. Linn will visit Ludder
and Hecla this week.
Mr.. w. A, Crosby, Of the Oakes
Milling Co., and one of our best anc
most substantial citizens, has com,
menced the stone foundation for f;
commodious residence on Fifth St
The main part will be 22x26, ont
stnru and q hnlf and tLa