Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-03-14

Wood and wife had to leave Colura-
do on account Of poor health and
return to Dakota. Nothing like the
pure, bracing atmosphere Of Dakota
for health!
For RENT.-The building owned
by Rev. G.. S. White, on Second St.,
Oakes, is offered for rent. It will
be rented at reasonable price and
fitted up for store or other purposes.
For further information inquire of
E. Pickard..
The Yorktown Dramatic Club
will present the exciting war drama,
''In the Enemy's Camp, at Gorder's
Opera House, Friday evening,
March 21st, Admission, 25 and 81
cents. Reserved seats at postoffice
drug store,
STARTED WEsr.-Chas. Migrath
and w. w. Good started for Seattle,
Wash, Wednesday, via the North
ern Pacific. They have gone to
look up location and their families
will remain in Oakes for the present
Success to them.
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. r. ALLEN, Monango.
The following real estate trans
fers are OF interest to this part of
the county: Gilbert Hove to G..
Swenson, ne. 9, l31-60-$s0O;
Western Town Lot Go. to Floyd B.
Hindman, lot 16, block 8, Cakes
$500. We are indebted to the Com
mercial for the above items.
RUNNING AGA1N.-The Oakes
Milling Co. started their mill at
this place, yesterday, after beng
sh ut down for awhile on account
of the depressed condition Of the
flour trade throughout the country.
We hope this institution will enjoy
successful and prosperous year, as
it is the leading industry Of sur city.
BE SURE AND CoME-There will
be donation party for the benefit
Of Rev. Giddings, at the home Of
Fl, &. BLY,, on Friday evening, March
IA. Come out and make him happy,
with your gift Of money, provisions,
or anything you know will be useful
in his home. Refreshments will be
served by the ladies Of the M. r..
church. Come and enjoy a good
time. Con-.
A GROWING BUSINESS Mr.. John
Schill, who opened up store and
harness shop in this city last sum-
mer, we are pleased to note is meet
ing with good success and enjoys a
growing trade. He is one of our.
best rustlers and by close applica-
tlop to business has built up large
trade in his line Of. business. Those
wanting harness or anything in his
line should call and see him.
HE ARTEs1AN WELL.--The work
Of the artesian we'll borers at this
place is about completed. A fine
flow of water has been found at a
depth Of 947 feet, or as Judge Lynch,
the overseer for the city, informs US,
1871 5-S inches. The City Council
have not yet decided as to the advis-
ability Of drilling deeper. There is
flow of 80 pounds pressure in a
fosr and a half inch pipe, which
throws the water eight or ten feet
high. The quality Of the water is
excellent.
New METHODIST CHURcH-The
minister and officers of the M. E.
church have decided to erect a
building at this place. The West
ern Town Lot Co. have donated a
lot on the. corner of Elm and
Fourth Sts., and half of the stone
for the foundation are on the
ground. The founda tion will be
built as soon as the weather will
permit. The building will be