Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-04-19
0AKES DCKEY COUNTY, NORTH FRIDAY

lie OPENED.- onutef opening
day last Saturday was grand sue
cess. His store is a model of neat
ness and the goods are richly and
handsomely displayed. Dave is
popular and will succeed.
Ii. G. Roraiaugh, the popular
sargeant-at-arms of the late house
of Representatives, was in the city
Monday on his way to Bismarck.
Mr.. Rorapaugh lives at Deadwnod
and is very influential IN political
matters.
Look over our advertising patrons
and when you wish to purchase,
give them the preference. A liberal
advertiser is usually liberal with his
customers. If you wish a quiet
place for Il nap, go where they don t
advertise.
We are glad to report the success
of Oakes popular tailor, Joseph
Siemer, who is receiving an exten-
sive patronage. He now employs
two frst-class men and has over six
hundred dollars worth of orders on
hand. having recently received orders
for eight suits from Forman, Oak.
NJ. Schmidt Nilsson, the Veterinary
Surgeon who lately came to Oakes,
is meeting with wonderful success.
The Doctor is a thorough graduate
Of one of the best schools of Europe
and when people in need of the pro-
fesslonal service Of veterinary, The
REPUBLICAN takes pleasure in rec
ommending DR.. Nilsson, Of Oakes.
The SOUTH BEATEN.--The second
ball game between North and South
Oakes was played Tuesday afternoon
between showers. The result was
S to 10 in favor Of the North side,
and Capt. Goodrich was happy man
in consequence. Some good playing
was done and we predict, with prac-
tice, Oakes can send out good team.
EASTER SABBATH.-On next Sab
bath morning some appropriate an
thems and songs will be rendered by
the choir and congregation in the
Presbyterian church, and Rev. r. H.
Hooke will preach sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion. Everyone is
cordially invited to be present that
together they may worship our risen
Saviour.
Springer's omnibus bill is some
times called the dlsfranchisement
bill because Of the provisions for the
minority representation, and yet
those who are supposed to be our
friends have actually disfranchised
Dickey county. When she was
Justly entitled to three representa-
tives, she by the grace (or cussed-
messy Of someone is allowed but two.
GONE TO DEADwooD.-Bert l..
Stiff, for the last two years assistant
cashier Of the well-known Bank Of
Oales, has severed his connection
Herewith and gone to Deadwood,
South Dakota. Mr.. Stiff is very
exemplary young man, born bank
er and the very sole Of honor and
honesty, in whom everyone placed
implicit confidence, and he leaves
Oakes followed by the friendship of
everyone who knew him.
A drunken, goggle-eyed specimen
Of humanity, came in town few
days since, and forming the ac-
quaintance Of Ed. Alley, a dissipated
barber, he canvassed the city for
business cards to be printed under
hotel rules. After getting a copy Of
the work at this office the pair col
lected the money from our mer-
chants, got drunk on the funds, and
at last accounts were reeling away
from town as fast as possible, leav-
ing the printer and the business men
i'll the soup. .....
| CHAIRMAN KENNEDY.-Hon. E
r. Kennedy, chairman Of the James
town asylum board, passed through
this city early this morning on his
way home from Jamestown, where
; he has been attending the first meet
| ing of the new board. Mr.. Kenne.
. dy was unanimously chosen chair
man and presided at the first meet
ing, but owing to his large and ex.
| tensive farming interest he found il
impossible to give his time to the
work Of the presiding officer, anc
after thanking his member friend:
he declined to serve further, owing
to facts as above stated. But thu
election Of Mr.. Kennedy not only
speaks well for him but the fact tina
Dickey county is fast being recog
nized as one Of the great Republi
!; can strongholds Of North Dakota.
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