Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-08-23
| haye just received Il carload. of
furniture. Call and see" H%!before
going elsewhere.

going elsewhere.
ANDREW BERG.
L. e. Marshall could not leave his
business to attend the Fargo con-
veAtion and gave his proxy to Il.
Boehmler.
MIR. Chaniberlin's new house is
approaching. completion under the
superintcndence CT the rust)ing Con-
tractors, Hutchinson 4 Dixon.
Buy your meat at Eoddle's. Cash
for all is our motto. DO not ask for
credit, asyou will be refused after
August 10Th. B. i. RoDD1E,
T. 4 Polka has been hauling
lumber this week and upon inquiry
we found that he was making room
for the new heir which recently ar
rived.
Prof. Lang was released from Jail
in LaMoure by the w. G. T. U, and
went on his pugi]lstic way rejoiciag,
lecturing in jamestown Saturday
night.
Rey. Geo. Whiteman, of La
Moure, will occupy the pulpit for
the Methodist Society on Sunday,
evening, i'll place Of the regular
pastor.
Bring your families and come to
the Oakes fair for the entire three
days. You will never regret it, and
your hardworking family deserve re-
creation.
A few Of the friends of Miss
Abbie Root, the efficient assistant in
the postof1ice, were entertained at
her home Monday evening, the oc-
caslon being her 18th birthday.
How is This FOR A FA1LUEE?-
Gus. Sipples threshed the wheat on
the McWilliams farm, directly east
Of Oakes, which yielded II bushels
per acre. Not bad for an off year.
DR.. Daniels, Dentist, will be in
Oakes again on Friday, Aug. 18th
and Aug. 30th, and those wanting
anything m his line are requested to
come early and not just before train
time.
Dr.. Boardman has improved his
premises by charging his barn and
giving his house new coat Of paint.
The old building on the lot adjoin-
ing should be used for bonfire or
fixed up.
Farmers, save your best samples
Of all grains in stalk anu threshed
for the great fair at Oakes. Make
large exhibit. Show what the
James River valley can raise, even
in a dry season.
The Ellendale Leader INDUCES III
number Of compliments for T. f.
Marshall and Judge Buxton and
among other things said the Judge
made 'really an elegant speech be-
fore the county convention"
A gentleman from New Rockford
is negotiating for the purchase Of
the corner lot north Of The REpUB-
L1cAN building, with the intention
Of erecting building to be used for
a harness, boot and shoe store.
Major E. G.. Baldwin's daughter,
who has been visiting here siuce the
Majors illness, started for her home
i'll Elmira, N. Y, Tuesday morning.
She will be pleasantly remembered
by her many new friends i'll Oalles,
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. p. Holway, of Yorktown, was
buried in the Oakes cemetery, We'd
nesday. The child was a year and
half Of age and died Tuesday, Of
cholera infantum. The many
friends Of the bereaved parents will
join MS in expressions Of sympathy.
There is mama this summer on
the leaves in such quantities that it
stands in drops. 1t is the kind that
is formed during the night and it
mostly disappears after the sun falls
upon it. The Arabs collect it from
among the twigs and leaves, boil it,
and put it away in leather bags to
be eaten like honey, and is consid-
cred delicate article of food with
them. Mamma is the concrete juice