Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-01-24
oAKEs DICKEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA FRIDAY JAM a. 89o

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special car, from Jamestown, and
brenkfasted at the Vinkle.
Louis SeaberS thinks this country
all right, and he has nothing of
Which to con;plain-so long as he
gets third mortgage on cow.y
| B. +. Rcddle returned from Sioux
City this week and reports he ship
ped large bunch of prime steers to
the market; yet he lost on the deal.
Do not forget to read the seed
WHEAT bill i'll this issue. 1t is al
Host certain to become a law and
make it possible for farmers to Sc
cure seed wheat at reasonable cost.
w. H. Ellis, wife and baby, left
on the Northern Pacific last evening
for two weeks visit to relatives
and friends in Wisconsin. e. S.
Gilbert will assist in the office dur
ing the absence Of Mr.. Ellis.
The Oakes, Yorktown and Mo-
mango mail and fast express has
been running regularly this winter,
despite the cold weather. The gen.
tie zephyrs will have to play a live
lier tune than 40 below zero to stop
Fred Piper.
Don't forget the M. E. quarterly
meeting services Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock, and afternoon at 3
o'clock, in Scandinavian church, and
at the Presbyterian church at 1880.
Rev. D, G. Plannette will preach.
Everybody is invited to be present.
Oakes merchants sell goods cheap
er; Oakes blacksmiths do work bet
ter; Oakes machinery men sell ma
clinerv cheaper; and our grain aud
coal dealers give farmers better bar
gains than can be obtained in any
other town in the James River
Valley. -
Chas. Koerner. Of the firm of
Koerner & Hoe)zle, of this city, is
now sojourning in the old country
Germany and dame rumor hath it
that Charlie will appear at Oakes in
the spring with a helpmeet, which
rumor We trust is true. God speed
the young man in his holy mission.
Judge Angel received a copy of
the Milwaukee Daily journal, this
morning. with an account Of the
celebration Of his brothers golden
wedding. The Judge is the young
est of family Of sixteen, being so
years of age, and his brother nearly
80. May our townsman live to
have little golden wedding of his
own.
Judge Lauder opened the first
term of district court in >LaMoure
county, Tuesday. The Chronicle
says: "Judge LADDERS dignifed ap-
pearancs upon the bench, and his
evident desire to lose no time in
transactlng all the business that
must come up, have already won the
respect and admiration of officers,
attorneys and spectators. The high
encomiums given him in his own
district promise to be handsomely
supplemented by those earned while
serving here as the substitute Of
Judge Rose.
Mr.. Folsom has placed before us
a copy Of a new work from the pen
Of that well-known and interesting
author, DR.. Shea. 1t is entitled
''The Story Of Great Nation; or
Our Country's Achievements" We
take pleasure in saying Of it that it
is wsrk Of the highest merit, fully
up to The requirements of the times,
and we heartily commend it to every
ono interested in our country's mar
velous progress. Mr.. Folsom e1.
hiblted to us samples in miniature
form Of two other late works that
cannot fail to greatly interest all
who desire to keep along in the
grand advancement Of our times.
EASTERN STAR.