Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-07-12

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here Sunday night. This company
without doubt IS the best ever seen
in the West. Every actor was an
artist. Especially was Mr.. Stuttz
all actor seldom seen.
The boys who worked so jealous
| ly for Hon. w. II. Rowe in the
county convention will learn with
pleasure that their choice is away on
top Of the band wagon at Bismarck.
He will come to us with record
Of which we may all feel proud.
DR.. Fisk, SO we'll and populary
known i'll this vicinity, is again with
us to stay but few days praeticing
dentistry. The Doctor came clear
from Wisconsin, upon the solicita-
tion Of his old patients here. lie is
one Of the best workmen in the
West.
i Now is good time for capitalists
to come to the front and give the
carpenters employment, during the
temporary lull. lf we wish our
mechanics and wage. earners to stay
with US. those who ara able shou]d
stand by them. If parties contem-
plating building this fall could make
their arrangements to begin at once
it might prove mutually advantage
enus.
Every man in Dickey county
should take some stock in the Cakes
fair. Do not be selfish enough to
withhold your support from it be-
cause you hope to live in or near
some other town or city. The Cakes
people have put thousands Of dol
lars into this corporation and we
; earnestly solicit every loyal Dickey
county mans cooperation in the
enterprise. Ii you desire good
fair its success depends altogether
j. Oh the farmers now. We have the
plant and want you to help us keel
it alive.
WORKED His PAssAGE.-Mr. W.
A. Caldwell, our worthy contractor
e and builder, came limping into oar
sanctum Wednesday morning, and
between his imprecations upon the
festive bronchos, he related quite an
: experience with those wild beasts of
: the prairie. Messrs. Linton ant
1 Chase, OF Minor, purchased Of Mar.
t shall g. Co. two bronchos and L. NJ
Devendorf took the contract to de.
liver them in Milnor. Mr.. Cald
{ well wanted to go to Milnor anC
was offered free transportation. Ii
= company with MI. Bennett he start.
ed, and had not gone far when HI
i, was ierled out Of the buggy an(
dragged promiscuously for some dis
| tance across the prairie, but held OIL
! to the rope. All went well unit
the railroad was reached, near Mich
olson, when the team from Minor
bronchos which had been driver
:, ; about two years, ran away, throw
: ing Linton and Chase out and quit
severely injuring them, hurting
Linton's back and spraining Chase
ankle. The runaway team wa
e caught by MI. Caldwell, one horse
: being down, with the tug wrappe
e around his neck. Caldwell at onc'
+ set to work to keep it from choking
k and the next minute wished it ha
choked. He had one knee on th'
y broncho's head, when they agail
= started to run, the end Of the bugy.
e tongue striking Caldwell, and tn
: team, buggy and all running over
II him. He was staggering aroun
y trying to get out Of the way whe
the team, which was running in
circle. ran over him a second tim
- y and he only succeeded in eseapin
;, the third round by adopting HI
q rain tactics and getting out OF til
:, way on his hands and knees. Thin
: Of it! Our noble. dignitied Caldwell
on his hands and knees, crawlin
III for dear life to escape from tho
Il death-dealing bronchos! The tea
We ran about FIVE miles and was caug
IN bv Que of Nicholson's men. Mr.. Be
o. nett started toward them when the
* again started and ran away. M