Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-05-24

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Gorder, stopped off here to visit his
brother, on his way home from tl,c
Grand Lodge Of |. 0. 0. +. held at
Jamestown.
The keepers of the "blind pigs, y
three i'll number, were arrested this
morning and taken westward by
Sheriff Cross and Deputy Martin,
where they will have their hearing,
probably before Justice Richie.
Go to Berg & Co.'S. Cheap John
Store for tiuware. Steel fryiny
pan, 15c: 10 quart milk pail, 15c;
6 quart pail lie: galvanized wash
pan Sc; coffee pots, 15c; rincing
pans, large size, 25c; etc,
Come to think Of the mat ter.
there is special election to be held
i'll the first ward tomorrow for the
purpose Of electing one alderman.
Who are the candidates, seem this
far unknown; but whoever they may
be let the best man win.
MEMORIAL SERvIcE.-On next
Sabbath morning at II o'clock, May
Goth, at Gorder's Hall, Memorial
services by L. j. Tyrrell, assisted by
Rev. L. J. Giddings. AS this is to be
a union service in honor of the
Nations dead, all are invited.
TAKEN Up.-A brown and white
bull calf, about five months old.
Forehead mixed white and brown.
Owner may have same by calling on
IL. w. quarter section II, 131-GO and
paying charges.
N. GRoNDECK.
Mr.. Stanley, one Of the best and
most extensive farmers and stock
growers of Sargent county, was in
the city Tuesday and made us Il
pleasant call. lie has sixty head of
stock, large tract of land and is
yearly adding one or two quarter
sections to his domain in the beauti-
full "Queen's Valley"
One would think to look at the
extensive building and improve
ments i'll the city that a good-sized
boom had ridden right down over
us, but not so. We have no boom,
but buildings are going up each day.
city property is being quietly picked
up and general forward march in
prices OF real estate have apparently
been ordered.
Mahlon Vinkle shows his training
as an hotel manager. Tue business
of running the popular Vinkle has
been totally in his hands, owing to
the absence of his father in Michi-
gan, and the way Mahlon handles
the large crowds speaks we'll for the
young man. Tuesday hundreds of
strangers were here and all who
stopped at the Vinkle report every
thing i'll lirst-class shape.
Attention is called to the meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Central
Dakota Agricultural Association,
which will be held in this city on
Saturday, June 1st, 1889, at 9
o'clock p. M. The presence Of all
stockholders is particularly desired,
as an important statement of the
condition Of the Association will be
made; officers will be elected and
other important business transacted.
DO not fail to be present, next week
Saturday.
Gov. Mellette was in the city
Monday, and to Il reporter of The
REPUBLICAN said he was pleased
with the Sioux Falls Constitution
and spoke very encouragingly of
the bright future before North Da-
kota. | am much impressed with
your city here, said the Governor;
you are bound to be one of North
Dakotas chief cities. Your very
city shows the appearance of thrift
and the kind Of people that will al
ways make city shine.
The Crinnion pony was put on
the track with Minus, the noted
runner, and WAS beaten. but the lit
tie pony was totally unfit for the
track and did not run with any of
her old-time energy and fa>tucss.
Many OF our i.uddcn friends, true