Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-06-27

Go AT IT R1eHr.-It should be
remembered that the new marriage
law goes into effect July lst, and
after that date fine and i1nprison-
ment await all who perform a mar
riage ceremony unless the contract
ing parties are provided with a GER
tifcate from the county Judge.
We are in receipt of the follow
ing communication: miss Nellie
Chamberlin closed very successful
term of school at Bear Creek last
Monday. This is her second term
in Climax district. Miss Chamber
lin is becoming one Of the most
popular teachers in this vicinity"
Harlem Courier: 1t is reported
that the Northern Pacific Co. has
decided to begin operations soon on
the proposed extension from Minor
to Oakes, crossing the St. Paul track
at point five miles south of Har-
lem, which point a little later on
will be the comfy seat Of Sargent
county.
Last week in copying the list of
the members of the Board of Edu-
cation we unintentlonally omitted
the name Of E. w. Bittman. He
is the only man who received the
full 130 votes. Not to have all en-
emy in town is something unac-
countable, unless 1T is because Of
those wonderful bargains!
NEW wAccoMMoDAT1oNs.-Having
removed my restaurant and lunch
counter to the Hagan building | am
enabled to offer my customers in
creased accommodations, having a
dining room in addition to my lunch
counter. Meals at all hours, 25 cts.
Day board, $3.50 per week.
A. G.. HEMENwAY.
The press dispatches state that
the 500 road will be built this year
from Aberdeen to Bismarck and
the main line through Cakes ex-
tended from Boynton to connect
with the Aberdeen and Bismarck
branch. This will make Oukes the
division headquarters and the bene-
fit to our city to be derived there
from can hardly he estimated.
Messrs. L. P. Gilbert and A. w.
Mershon, of Watertown, S. D.,
were III the city this week on their
way to and from Lisbon, where
they went to look at some mill
property with a view to engaging in
business there. The former is the
editors uncle, and as we had not
seen him for more than twelve years
when serving as printers devil"
in lllinois-it is needless to say his
visit was a pleasant and welcome
surprise to us. ...
Two MORE HORSES STOLEN. Some
time during Wednesday night a fine
mare and her yearling colt belong
ing to Mr.. Patchett living west Of
this place, were taken from the
picket ropes where they had been
fastened the evening before. Mr..
Patchett is confident that they have
been stolen, but is unable to get
any trace Of them so far. Thus
another spark is added to the fire
of indignation which is smoul-
dering. The addition of a few
more sparks will cause it to break
out and then somebody will prob
ably get rt.-Ludden Times.
A laws uit occurred last Saturday
between Daniel McGlnnis and Swan
johnson, in which the latter was
tried for assault on the person of
McGinnis. It seems that johnson
had an OK in his possession, on
which McGinnis had claim, and
meeting johnson driving the OK
along the road he cut the rope and
started off with the property,
whereupon johnson proceeded to
'thump" HIM and take the OK back.
There was jury Of twelve good
men and true. who. after haar;no