Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-03-28

away for your work when you can
get your tailoring done at home, as
cheaply and as good as elsewhere.
Patronize home industry by giving
f. Hoelzle, Merchant Tailor, your
orders.
Some changes have recently been
made in The REPUBLICAN Office and
now our patrons transact their bus
mess over a counter. We are al
ways glad to see our friends, but no
one is allowed around the workmen,
and no loafng is allowed,
TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-This re.
ward will be given to the parties re.
turning to H. O. Barratt, Fullerton
the following stock: One span
mules, one span horses, dark color
Strayed past his place Saturday
evening, March 9Th.
O. B. F. ALLEN, Monango.
S~r.~ --.-- -~--- ~r7nea w1Jn 7s5 Win, anu
hey have seen to it that their money
vas we'll spent. AS q consequence,
ibis spring season saw the levees in
|etter shape than they had been at
my time since the war. And their
|ery completeness is responsible for
|nis disastrous freshet. There was no |
aason in the nature OF things to ex-
|ect an overflow. This winter has been !
hlld and the precipitation moderate.
[he bulk Of the high water came from
single tributary. the Ohio. IT; was
The name Of the editor of the
Sargent County Independent il
William Hurley. In the last issue
Of the independent lie says: 9Th.
Hurley ba 1ls robbery in Wisconsin
is attracting a great deal Of at
tention. We were not aware tina
our bank had been robbed-no sane
seems to be missing"
HALF FARE EXCURSIONS. The
Northern Pacific advertises hall
fare excursions April 22nd and May
Goth to Minnesota, North Dakots
and Montana. Oales is included
i'll the list of stations advertised
North Dakota is fortunate in havin!
such a power as the N. 2. to help
develope her resources.
The YORKTOWN FAvoR1rEs.-
| Yorktown Dramatic Club made it
appearance ill Gorder's Opera Hous,
last Friday evening, to- "a large au
dience. The drama, I'm the, En-
emy's Camp" was we'll rendered
and all expressed their surprise that
a home troupe should exhibit 81
much merit. We are glad their ell
tertainment proved such decided
success. ...
Mr.. A. Anderson received the
sad intelligence, Tuesday, of tn
death of his father. Miss Ann;
Anderson and her brother Andrew
started Tuesday evening for Littl
Falls, Wis, to be present at tn
funeral, and may not return t.
Oakes. The deceased leaves fami
ly Of ten children, Adolph Anderson
Of this city being the eldest. Th
family have our sincere sympath,
in their sorrow.
! MARR1ED.-On Thursday evening
March 9th, 1890, at the residenc
Of Mr.. ]. F. Sullivan, by Rev. R
H, Hooke, Mr.. Will Ritterbush, o
Oakes, N. D.. and Miss Lizzie Dyer
Of Newark, S. D. Only a few guest
were present, including the parents
of the groom. An elegant wedding
repast Was spread, and those presen
Joined in wishing the worthy coupl
a happy and prosperous life. Tn
REPUBLICAN extends hearty con
gratulations.
BROKE JA1L.-Our citizens wer
surprised the first Of the week t
learn that E. G. Shelton and Jane
O'Brien, two Of the inmates of tn
county Jail from this place, brok
: Jail and made their escape, on Sun
; day last. Nothing has been hear
of them since. They evidently ha
help from the outside, as jack
screw was used in prying open til
} top Of the door to tile steel cell, max
ing all aperture large enough 70
them to crawl through. A clfai
was broken to pieces to assist in til
work. Shelton is game ont