Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-05-03

Mr.. e. Adsley has secured the
contract for plastering the new
three-story hotel at Fullerton
There are about 1000 yards Of plas-
tering.
Everything comes in it's season,
and now is the season for buying
clothing at Mccarthy Bros; their
stock is large and prices low, Call
and see them.
For RgNT.-May the 1st, 1899.
we will have NICE suite of rooms
to rent in the Roberts Block. Call
and see them,
ROBERTS & Co.
If you are going to buy Il carpet
this spring you will find it to your
advantage to see our goods before
purchasing.
MCCARTHY Bros.
The ladies should all call and see
that Globe Cabinet Vapor stove;
also the Jewell, the finest goods on
the market this year.
ROBERTS & Co.
Mrs. Calvin, the popular landlady
on Second St., South, is meeting
with marked success this spring.
Her pleasant boarding house is al
ways filled and her table is the finest
of the fine.
President Baker, Of the Bank of
HIecla, came up this week with his
family and will take up their per-
manent residence here. Mr.. Baker
will live here and go by train each
morning to Hecla.
Miss Susie Patton, who operated
laundry in the city last summer.
has purchased the Smith property
in the rear Of Berg's furniture store
and will at once open first-class
laundry. She will locate here per-
manently.
The representative Of the Chicago
& Northwestern and Manitoba, at
Lowell and Port Emma townships,
no doubt working under instruc-
tions, foughta bitter course against
Ellis in the late convention.
Thanks, gentlemen.
DR.. Bartlett and Mr.. Randall, of
Ellendale, were in the city yesterday
looking up the farmers chances for
delegate to the Bismarck Conven-
tion OH the Democratic ticket. The
Doctor is a good man and has q
large footing in the west side.
The Oakes correspondent of the
Sioux Falls Press says that Messrs,
Mccarthy Bros. are having esti-
mates made for an elegant two
story brick block, 50x100 feet.
When these gentlemen build it
will be something Of which Oakes
will be proud, for they never do
things by halves.
Yesterday morning man from
Washington Territory alighted from
the train at town not thousand
miles north Of here, intending to re-
main. He looked around town
awhile and discovered so many
empty buildings that he rushed in
to the depot just as the train was
starting and said, "For Gods sake
give me ticket to Oakes!'
T. H. Smith and M. J. Nichols,
two of Ludden's prominent men,
were in the city yesterday. Mr..
Smith reports Ludden people unani-
nous for the nomination of Prof.
Eaton on the minority ticket for
the Constitutional Convention; and
right here let us say the Professor
is a good man, and if elected, would
prove Of great benefit to the people.
Easter Sabbath, being a day spec.
tally devoted to the Missionary
cause by the Methodist church in
America, the cause Of missions was
presented to the people Of Oakes cir
cult on that day by the pastor. As
an evidence of the fact that our peo-
pie appreciate the work being done
in mission fields a very liberal COL
lection, amounting to over $40. was
taken.
Tormod Wettre, DR.. Matthews,
Chr. Gorder, T. +. Marshall, w. F.
Garfield, H. H. Kenkel. 0. M. Bots
ford, B. F. Roddle, S. H. Martin and
many others Of this vicinity showed
their great working powers off to