Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-12-13

The Masonic Fraternity, of this
city, will give public installation
and banquet Friday night, Dec. 20.
Visiting brethren from abroad arc
expected. Invitations Of a very neat
character have left this Office.
For SALE.CHEAp.-My farm tuo
miles east from Oakes; also three
farms in Beadle county, three III
Clark county and one in Potter.
L. A. DAVIS,
Oakes, N. Dakota.
Sheriff Cross was over from the
County Seat, yesterday, and arrested
VIM. Mccoy, E. G. Shelton and Mr..
Henderson, charged with keeping a
sightless pig. Justice Richie has
charge of the case. All were bound
over.
Prof. Nichols reports the public
school in a fourishing condition;
something over one hundred now
being in attendance. The corps of
teachers, Prof. Nichols and the
Misses Hutsinpillsr and Greene, give
universal satisfaction.
The REPUBLICAN desires to call at
tention to the jealous and hard work
now being given by the teachers of
the High School to their entertain
ment, for Dec, 18th, at the Opera
House. None should fail to attend
their exhibition.
In the future The REPUBLICAN
will devote one column of this Jour-
nal to the cause Of temperance work,
which will be under the editorship
Of the w. G. T. u, of this city.
President Belle Crandall, of this
glorious society, will doubtless fur
.nish the first editorial.
H. H. Kenkel left Monday over
the N. P. Rly. for st. Paul, where
he will in the future, engage in
some business. Mr.. Kenkel, since
his advent among the people of this
section, has ever shown himself to
be a liberal and generous man, filled
with good deeds and an honest heart.
We are 10th to lose so valuable a
citizen, as we'll as his amiabl wife,
who preceded him to st. Paul some
months ago.
Mr.. Burton, the engineer on the
N. P. passenger, which lays over
here during the day, was the victim
of several valuable losses Monday,
of this week. At Jamestown,
while asleep, some sneak thief re-
leaved him of a pocketbook contain
ing $50 in cash, draft for $3.50, a
diamond pin and pair of cuff but
tons, valued at $25. On his way
down in the morning he lost two
pair Of gloves and his pocket knife.
YORKTOWN, N. OAK, Nov. 5, 1889.
At recent meeting Of the W. G.
T. u, of Yorktown, the following
mble and resolutions were adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his
infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst our esteemed and well-beloved
sister, Mrs. Belle Buckland, and,
whereas, the pleasant friendly rela-
tions, which for several years we have
held with her as a friend and neigh
Dor, makes it fitting that we should
place on record our feelings of appre-
citation of her services as q christian
worker, and regret for her loss.
THEREFORE,: Resolved, That this ell
tire community will ever hold in CRATE
full remembrance the sterling chris
tian qualities, the earnest council and
teaching displayed by our dear sister.
Resolved, That her sudden removal
by death from our midst creates va
cancy not easily filled; and we deeply
deplore the loss occasloned to church
and public at large.
Resolved, That we hereby extend
our deepest sympathy to the bereaved
friends of our sister, and especially the
son, on whom the blow falls heaviest;
hoping that from the depth of his sor.
row he W ill recognize the hand of time
that doeth all things we'll AMI find con
solationain the promise that lie givetll
his beloved rest.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary send I
copy Of these resolutions to the neal