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BUTLER-BARRY.- Thursday. June s al
st Miebaers church. Germantown, Pa. by the Rev
John K Murphy, d. d., hida Rhedin Schooner.
daughter of Joseph b. Bsrry' to Edward Morris But
Ter of New York.
DE REsT-CHAsE.-At st nomaI,
Church 9Th av juno q Miss Margaret Howard
Chase TO Mr. Charles T. De Forrest both of this
city.
MONTGONERY-BU ETT.-o Saturday.
June l. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents Eliza
beth NJ j. by the Rev. E. B. Cobb Nellie o.. dauRh-
ter OF Frederick Burnett to Albert b. Montgomery
of New York.
OELRICHS-FAIR.- San Francisco, on June
Shy tho Archbishop Of California. Hermann oerichr
of New York and Theresa Alice, daughter Of janet
q. and Theresa Fair.
ZIEG LER-BowDI DISH Wednesday, June
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev
W w Bowdsh D. D., assisted by the Reva C. NJ.
Girln, d D. and A. c. Bowdish, u. D., Agnes Bow
dish to william II. 5iesler of Brooklyn.
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y,c,orv for th. stonccutt.rs.

PTTTsBURGH. June The strike Of the
stonecutters OF this city was settled yesterday
by tho masters concedng an advance OF "a
cent per hour in wages. Tho men have all
returned TO work
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WE POSITIVELY OFFER THE GREATEST VALUE
IN HoCKANUM sPRINGvILLE. AND NEW ENG
LAND woRsTEDs FOR sUITINGs AND TRoUsER-
ISGs EVER OFFERED.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY STYLES. THIS
SEASONS NEWEST CoLoRIEGs AND PATTERNa
IN CHECKS STRIPES AND PLAIDs; ALSO BLACK
NARROW WALES FOR DRESS WEAR.
COAT AND VEST TO ORDER. 01S.0O
TROUSERS 500
THESE GOODS MAKE Up EXCEEDINGLY HAND.
SOME ALWAYS LOOK WELL. HOLD SHAPE, AND
WARRANTED FAST coLoRs MERCHANT TAILoRs
ASK 5000 FOR THE SAME GOODS. WITH NO BIT.
TER TRIMMINGS, STYLE. OR WORKMANSHIP
THAN OURS
AWRITTBN GUARANTEE IL HANDED TO EVERY
CUSTOMER wARRANTIEG GARMENTS TO WEAR
ONE YEAR WITHOUT BREAK.
SAMPLES. FASHION REVIEW. TAPE MEAS.
URB. AND ORR SMILE GUIDE FOR SELF.
MEASUREMENT MAILED ERRB ON APPLICA.
TIoS. OUR MAILoRDER SYSTEM HAS PROVED
A GREAT CONVENIENCE WITH SATISFACTORY
REsULTs.
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Arrived SATURDAY June Z
IS Bremerhavsn, Schmidt BremenN
IS Empress, Turnbull Trinidad.
IS ERstgate, Thompson, ronce.
IS GambettH, Weltgen ParacoA
IS gautine. Bruce. SAgua.
~ GOv. Stafford, Bench. Jacksonville
hchr. Helen llasbIOuCk SpTague, Richmond
Brig Energy rurdy, fR!aTdo.
lfVr lAleI arrivals SEQ First FAEal
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3naIntss 5lotItts.


n good healing medicine for COUGHS sore Throat and
Innrs DruRgists soc. andSl per bottle
WsTba Ointment for skin diseases Illustrated Shake
snnsrsan Almanac free Al Grand st., Jersey City, n j.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

BINATuRE ALnANAc-THIS pAL
Sun riGes... % Sun sets -. So Moon riser. morn
inIGH wATHR-TWs nav
Sandy Hook II 20 Gov Islandl2 ool He'll Gate. 1850
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ISoker's BIttera since 1873 acknowledged to b
by far the best and nneststpmaon Ol'ets mAue"nene
taken pure or with wine or LIQUOR
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A,rou,e.msut-Our own make mems Fepperell
Iesn Draw sra ~ to SO In. bno lndershirtS summer
zach &ll sizes j. W. JOHNSTON, go Grand at, N VI
also $40 9Th aV., above asa 81
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II Arreos with tho Baby SpIendIdlY.
"WAGNERs INFANT FOOD"
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R,rrv,. TTIeopherona, recommended q soys
.an remedy for ali ailments OF the hair and scalp 90
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send postal ezra nns receive free OF
jowelry. "a rotor sohs,. a. n.s, tI'Ttb q.
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"AR7TED.

HeeU,s Dress shirts made to measure. q for
None better at any pYice. s0e and al broadway.
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MOUNT HOPB CEMETERY
wi Mount Hope, WsstchSlter County.
New York Northern Railway Station on the Grounds
Office. II West 2Sd 81
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The Most Reliable Moth Destroyer is
WHITE TAR PAPER
Tnko no other
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SptrtaI aJotires.

MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIoEsot
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TFETHING
with IERFECT SUCCESS II SOoTHkS the CHILD
sOlTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all rAIN, CURES WIND
conc and II the best remedy for DIARRHRA. sold
by druggists in every Part of tho world zoe abottlS
CARPET az BLAMING "a. N. STEWART,
S15 ih AZ ISnd Tor elTGulATI OG iaS 1lSI
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Eotbers Give AuEoaturR I3ittera 70 their chill.
dren 10 atom cole and ioosencss of the bowels.
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MAPLE GROVE CEAETERY,-MApIs Grove station
WI J.. |. For descriptive pamphlet address hts
Broadway
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Sale or AL. Ocrnn mntel rnsinoned.

Tho public sale n LelAnds Ocean Hotel al Long
Branch was adjourned yesterday afternoon until saIuT
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nnnnsr sERmAN soNe.
Five Hundred Voices swell the Chorus AT
the Turner's Comners.

Five Hundred Voices swell the Chor"' "
the Turner's Commers.
Five hundred sturdy Germans In red CAPS
and white shirts sat down at six long tables III
tho big hall OF tho New York Turn Nerein IN
Fourth street last evening. They all weFe
turner's from New York. Staten Island, and
Jersey City, and they had come together 10
celebrate the fortieth birthday OF the New lorR
Turn Veroin with n giant commers. Az the
table on the staRe, under the shadow OF the
bust of Turn Father Jahn. sat the President oil
the evening, II. Bennecke, with bushy squir-
rel's tail on his lap. and beside him the two
Vice Presidents. Gustav Boius and Otto Weiss.
At9X President Bennecke welcomed everyone
On n little opening speech. He explained that the
turner's appeared in their shirt sleevesin mem
orv of the early days Of the Verein. when theY
nil hal to take a hand in cutting stone, Shaping
timhora. aud raising the walls Of their old-time
cInh bnuxes. Charles Il. Henker toasted the
nine surviving founders OF the society. Carl
Richter propo> cd the health of the turner's OF
the world WIZ elm MeosSh SPOKE oil ne Rea tH,
SiFS 81 Psspondod l. the toast q the evening
S he Taltsd Sizes" Will Al t G1fIdI d u
AS the last swell OF She great eat manne nf 6
died oil prepar3 i3r InS sV Wero u e3
to tbe br TSose s wSo had shifted their
positions TO talk with eacn other . ,,, aSa
their places There was pause. anu then the
iieiertaiei swung of into tn turner's aer song
Five hundred male voices joined IN With over
Al he end OF The second verso every one sat
erect and looked eXpectent: At thS n9aI ib %,
weapon OF the German students. tn9 sr4
presiding turner's rencheu tnelr nanus No""'N
the six sword hilte before them.
Sent inn blinkcn in der linken
Dosen SchlAgcr mo entweiht
sang the big chorus Each OF the six orasbed
the sword before him with lis left hand anu
removed his rcd cap with his r1Eht.
Ich durchbohr den Hut und scGWore,
Haiten wilt ch g stets aut Ihre: ,
Sttts ein-stets Elm Drawer Turner som
All sang and each OF the six thrust his sword
through his cap to indicate the sacreJness OF
his oath of fidelity TO the principles OF rather
jain. "
Simm den Becher. wack'rer zecher,
Nnterland schCn Trhnkes voll-
continued the mAnnerchor. Tho first ak
men at each OF the six tables spranG to their
feet, dofled their caps, and emptied their
mugs to their country's welfare. Then came
the words:
Nimm den SchlaRer In die Linke,
Bohr Tim durch den Hut una trinko
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|JACKSON'S,
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF BLACK DRESS
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
wv BROADWAY.
MIDSUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
ALL DEPARTMENTS.
SUITS. WRAPS. JACKETS. CAPEs.
AND TRAVELLING GARMENTS.
FLANNEL: BLAZERS, WORTH 81 REDUCED TO
R2.Be.
LACE v1sIrEs WORTH SIS REDUCED TO
61l.4s.
TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETs
HALF PRICE.
BLACK AND MIXED DRESS FABRICS FROM THB
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS.
LUFIN. PRIESTLEY az earlier.
AT so PER CENT. BELOW IMPORTERS COST.
ALSO
WASH FABRICS
AT PRoPoRTIoNATELY Low PRICES
lLoT FRENCH sATINES IN BLAcKl
AND WHITE, AND BLACK AND GRAY IN uoo
HANDSOME SPACE PATTERNS AND sHEP-
HERD CHECKS, SOC. QUALITY, At. 5000.
LOT SCOTCH GINGnAMS I'M 1910.
PLAIDs, STRIPES, AND sHEPHERDsf lsc.
CnBCKS lac, 25c.. AND SEQ QUALITIES, ATT ~"e'
LOT BEST FRENCH CHALLIEs.l
WHITE WITH BLACK FIGURES. o5o ooo.
QUALIFY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lLoT FRENCH CHEVIoT su1TINd)
IN HANDSOME GRAY EFFECTS ~ INCHES 9oe'
WIDE si.oo TO $3.50 QUALITIES, At. .....j
LOT BLACK ALLwooL NUNS
YELLING, BLACK MOHAIR.
BLACK ALL WOOL HENRIETTA, AND oV0'
BLACK STORM SERGE, 20 INCHES
WIDE, csc. QUALITY. AT.."..................-.J
lLoT BLACK ALLwooL CHALLIES,(
ALRATROSS, AND BRILLIAN-t A0a
TINE, a INCHES WIDE, 100 QUALITY, ATT
LOT BLACK ALLWooL TAMISE.
SILK FINISH MoHAIR AND SURAHk EOn
CLOTH, a. INCHES WIDE, 800. QUALITY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
iLoT BLACK ALI-wooL LACE GREN.(
Adm ES, CHECKS. STRIPES, AND PLAps SOo.
500 QUALITY, ........"..........-.-...-J
LOT BLACK AND WHITE PR1NTEDl 50o.
INDIA SILKS. BEST GOODS 27INCHEsk and
WIDE, SloO TO 1875 QUALITIES AT.........J zoe.
lLoT HEAVY BLACK SURAH SILK,) 00o,
RANCHES WIDE. WARRANTED TO WEAR and
81 90 TO si25 QUALITIES AT........-........l $50.
1LoT CHUDDAHANDs HETLANDl
SHAWLS, HANDSOME STYLES Sa75 }91.O0
QUALITY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........l
$50 YDs. SILK DRESS GIMPS I'M
DIFFERENT STYLES N ToS ISCHEsWIDB } 46o.
REGULAR PRICES 4Oc. AND $50, AT......-..J
90 DOE LADIES' BLACK TAFFETAl
GLOVES, +BUTToNs LENGTH. AT A0os
100 DOE LADIES DEEP AND FANCY
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS. az,
HEMsrITCHBD AND EMBROIDERED. REG "O0'
ULAR CSC. and 400 GOODS AT..........-...--J
oopoz LADIES' AND CHlLDREN's ABso)
LUTELY FAST BLACK HOSE, BvERYl a.,
PAIR wARRANTED, FORMER PRICES ~"0'
S5c. AND 45c, AT
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' BLACK AND BLACK
AND WHITE SHIRT WAISTS AND ChEMIsETTBS.
FINE LINEN FAST CoLoRS
CHEMISETTE0 FROM ESQ UR
SHIRT WAISTS FROM Csc. UP.
go YDa SILK DRESS NETS. IN LENGTHS
OF Z TO YARDS, ALL NEW PATTERNS. WILL BIZ
SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.
ia C Ks O MS,
wv BROADWAY,
between 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
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IS Augusta Victoria from New York. at Hamburg
ia PrieARnd. from New York, on the Lizard.
IS Island. from New York at Copenhagen.
SAILED IRON roRRIGN PORTS
So Ethiopia from Glasgow for New York.
rs LydiHn Monarch, from London for New York
IS La GHsrOgue, from Hayre for Now York.
IS ItklR, from Copenhagen for New York
Ss Britannia from MRrseieS for New York.
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Nimm den schlaaer In die Linke
Bohr ihn durch den Hut und trinko
Auf dos VaterlandeS Nohl

All 800 turner's stood and drank out" to
the welfare OF the country. The sword at each
table was passed down the long red and white
the last verse, and every turner thrust 1t
through his cap while he swore allegiance to
the United States and tho teachings ~ Father
jain. With the song OF consecration the
formal programme OF the commers was closed.
The rest OF tho night till O'Clock this morn,
ing was passed In drinking the health Of all
good turner's and In miscellaneous and desul-
tory speechmaking.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
SEED WHEAT FOR DAKOTA

Mr.. Hansbrough introduced the
following joint resolution in the
house Of Representatives. on the 4th.
Resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United
States Of America in Congress as
sembled, That the sum Of five hun.
dred thousand dollars is hereby
appropriated, out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise approp-
tiated, to be expended by and under
the directions of the Secretary of
Agriculture in the purchase and
distribution Of seed wheat for the
benefit of those residents Of the
State Of North Dakota who lost
their crop by reason Of the drouth
of eighteen hundred and ninety in
portions Of that State.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
BEAR CREEK.

j. j. Shendon says that he is not
in politics unless fat Office is loose
some where. Who is H. f. Dodge,
where does he live, when did he
thresh and how sick has he been.
M. j. Anderson says he would like to
see that car load Of coal he receiv-
ed. A. Dodge thinks the COW he fell
heir to stopped at another mans
straw stack, but one can't most al
ways tell for Dodge is the greatest
dodger to dodge we ever saw dodge.
We slipped cog for couple of
weeks but there was no news no.
where. Last weeks faber pusher
must we think have made the ac-
quaintance Of the blind pig, hence
not responsible for not having a
single correct item and Judging by
the angry demonstrations of some
who are mentioned therein your
humble servent was in fear of loos-
ing his top knet.
Geo. Wallis, Lit and Charles
Wrangham have moyed into town
to enjoy the pleasures Of city life
for the winter. That is right BOYS
take all the comfort you can, but
would it not be terrible if while bat.
tling alone through the long cold
clustering winter your brother Bub
should get kicked 10 death by the
old OK.
Some Of our neighbors are count
ing less sheep than usual. If the
county would give bounty on dog
scalps it might be safe to raise sheep
after awhile.
Frank Dodge took in the sights
Of Fargo last week, returning home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Rapp has moved into town
to give her children the benefit Of
the city school.
M. jacobson has gone to spend
the winter at his old home in Albert
Lea Co. MINI.
Cy Hits left Sunday evening to
tackle the lumber woods Of MINI.
Andrew Larson is on the sick list
but we hope nothing serious,
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12

Henry Wilder has gone to Nor
thern Minnesota for the winter.
There is one girl at least that will
be- happier when spring opens.
John Burke, who worked for
Mr.. Mallory the past season has mi
grated to Oregon. John is doing
nicely in the land OF fruit and flow.
ers,
Miss Jessie Hutsinpiller has be-
gun her school at Mr.. Denning's
home. Miss H. is most capable
teacher. this is her second term as
private teacher at Mr.. Denning's.
Nothing but a first class teacher
will satisfy Denning.
Mr.. j, Davis has removed to Ell
endale. Mr.. Dayis's people have
built up good trade in the restau-
rant and bakery business. There
are few ladies in this wild west that
can make cup of coffee or bun
like Mrs. Davis.
The opening question in con-
versation between farmers now is,
have you dehorned your cattle yet.
Some assert that nature never made
a mistake. We think until swine
arc created with ring in their ma
sal organs and cattle minus horns,
there is slight error somewhere.
Mr.. G. A. Nichols was IN this
vicinity the latter part of last week
and remained during a small part of
this week. Mr.. N. has good school
at Fullerton but public schools can
not compare with private ones in
this gentleman's estimation now.
Right you are Charles.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
Ole's Proverbs.
4 mile vest of Okes
l da December

ud DeCemOer lOJU,
Meester Edeter:-Ven [ vas lone
Won day ay fought ay would write
you leetle, ay tank ay write sum
proverbs to go long NIT history and
you paper. Eff you lax it ay would
lax to do ct agen. Here We CO.
Won scale vat was not balance
es domination but a yust vate at de
elevator es good ting but was SO
scarce like North Dakota wheat
crops. ......
De man vot knos nodings laks
not hes naybor but de oder kind OF
man keep hes mout shut.
Won mortgage es plenty fine ting
but dose seed lien he get dare yusi
de same.
He get poor vat deals Wit slack
hand but ne get poor vat deal vld q
Mort Dakota Bank.
De soft ansor turn off wrath but
Jimmy Holborn say it talks pisto]
to turn off cattel mortgage.
De OK know hes own master but
in Mort Dakota We don't know no
body ef we owe dem sumting.
Goot Be Mister Edetr ay say you
later may be.
Ole Dakbtason.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
0AKES, DCKEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA friday IL,
A perfect mania for shaving off

A perfect mania for shaving off
mustaches seems to have struck the
men Of this place. If it is done with
a view to discourage the application
OF some marauding Indians scalp
ing knife it will certainly be effec-
tive as many Of the subjects present
such an appearance since the re-
moval Of their mustaches that
should an Indian meet them he
would Immediately abandon his idea
Of annihilation and flee for protec-
tion.
Two letters pas sed through the
Post office lately with the following
poetical addresses.
Garry this letter to Flora Pearl
She's A. P. Bunce's little girl,
Or give to little William Paul
Son of the station agent SO very tall
Where the Oakes planted by Dickey
Are the only ones in North Dakota. u
The answer was addressed this
way.
Give this letter to Branard Jack
He's only poor old railroad shack
Who lives at Willmar state of MINI.
Aud also in the state of original sin
Take him all around he's pretty
good chap,
All wool, a yard wide. with silk
i'll the nap.
There's one thing against him, the
fact is he smokes,
And then tries TO hide it to please
the old folks.
But we will forgive him if he'll
close the key
And answer at once this letter
from me-"
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
Relief Mass Meeting.

lngall House, Grand Forks, N. L
December 5th, 1890
Mr.. Editor;-Please say that mem,
bers Of the Farmers Alliance, who
have or have not taken the secrer
work, together with the Count.
commissioners, town supervisors
and all others who are interested ir
free seed wheat. oates, barley, feet
and flour and the general welfare oj
our county, are requested to NEE
me at Guelph, Dickey Co. N. D.
on Saturday, Dec. 18Th, at 2 o'clocl
p. IN. sharp. Come rally once 70,
yourselves.
N. D. Witham.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
Church Directory.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Services every alternate Sabbath morning at II
o'clock, and every alternate Sabbath evening at
o'clock. Rev. r. H, HooKE,
=. Pastor Presbyterian Church.
Union Prayer:meeting every. Wednesday even
Ing in the Presbyterian Church at O'Clock.
METHODIST CHURCH.
FiHsr SuNDAY-Hudson School House at II a.
n; Crinnion School House at p. m. and Oakes
Presbyterian Church at 8 p. m.
SECOND SuNDAY.-Oakes Presbyterian Church
at11 Z. M; Werner School House ut 8 p. m. and
4lever School Hsuse at 8p. m.
frayer.neeting in Oakcs "Wednesday evening
sad st Werner Thursday, evening. Glass meeting
close cf morning service in Presbyterian Church.
FRED j. G1DD1Nas, Pastor NJ. E. Church.
TOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY OF CHR1sTIAN
ENDEAVOR.
Regular Gospel Meeting every Sunday evening
ai 7:lS In Presbyterian Church. Business meet.
ing Wednesday evening before Prayer-meeting.
HATTIE NJ. GREEN, Pres.
NELLIE CHAMBERLAIN, Sec'y.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
Cakes Railroad Directory.

Mp. T'ME'TAsLE. !
JAMES RIVER VALLEY LINE.
GOING NORTH
passs.g.r No. g Leaves Cakes y .... s:so p m.
Leaves Glover at.....& -. .6:& p. m.
:" Leaves Valley JunctioN at. 6:4s p. m.
Freight Leaves Oakes at.........f.. 2:10 p. m.
Leaves Glover rat..........A.. 2:45 p. m.
Leaves Valley junction at.Y $3.50 p. n.
GOING SOUTH. Y
Passenxs4 No. 81 Arrives at Oakes... 8 :40a. m.
Arrives at Glover. 49,. 1924 a. rs.
Arrives at Valley junction. Ill IS? p. m.
Ffsixht Arrives At Oakes. 2:45 p. m.
Arrives at Glover. 2:1O p. m
Arrives at Valloy junction.. !. 80 p. m.
J. Z. Squirting, Agent.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

SheriE-William A. Cross,
Register Of Deeds-George II. Keycs
Auditsr-Thurlow Weed.
Treasurer-Thomas w, Millham.
District tAttorney-John II. Boyle.
Judge Of Probate-Spencer A Bowcs.
Coroner-M. +, Merchant.
surveyor. .EmeryJ. Hermans: ;, ,.u
rlse, c. L. Ward, Tormod Wettre, G, H. Batemnn-
justices Of the Peacc-Wm. III. Austin, Don
NcDonald, Frank Randall, E. q. Baldwin.
Con stables Wallace w. Sears, John Byer
Carl B. Hale, VIM T. Dayis.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12

{ Additional locals on Sth page. J
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
HUDSON.

Mr.. Ladd is in Minnesota ship
ping wood to the people of this Vi
cinlty. The sales are large and tile
demand increases,
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12

Bishop Walkers Cathedral Car
about which so much has appeared
in the papers was at this place Mon.
day and Tuesday. The car is a large
one finished plainly but very taste
fully on the inside. The Bishop Is
a fine speaker and a good audiance
attended his services Monday even
ing and Tuesday morning.
additional locals on sth page }
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF D1CKRY COUNTY.
Here and Elsewhere.

P.S Peabody left for St. Paul
Sunday evening. y
G. J.Feton stdted for Seattle
Tuesday \ evening, 2.
Geo. Pierce Of Yorktown twas a
caller Wednesday. !
The Edehre club met at VI. H.
Ellis's lalsasssvening: \ 4 ia
Sheriff Cross wassin town yesterr-
day looking Up his Jurors.
Judge Heminway went to Aber-
deem Wednesday on business. "
Miss Belle erandall stated Mon
day evening fof q Mime apolis. '
The Ladies Aid Society met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Crosby
Thos.E Butler, A. W. Moore and
o. H. P. Moore were Straubville
callers last Saturday.
J. M. Lyons, 3 prominent attorney
Of Columbia was aS' in town Monday
eveningoin business.
Some Of the ladies 9f 0akes ought
to "treat." Thejoke is agood zone
and decidedly on them. =
B. F. Roddle and family have
moved from the Linn house to their
own place on Union st. g
Attorney Lawrence has been ap-
pointed attorney for the Oakes
Building & Loan Association.
Dave Shutter doesn't intend that
his scalp shall be Of any great value
to all Indian if one should call fo1
| it. ...
FoUND,-A piece of money which
owner can have by calling at the
Bank Of Oakes and identifying the
same.
E. D. Davis, agent for the North
western Elevator company Aberdeen
slipped and fell yes terday and frac.
tured his leg.
w. H. Ellis has rented the build.
ing formerly occupied as d tailo,
shop and has hung out his shingle
for legal practice,
Tuesday was one Of the finest days
Of the season. The SHOW of las,
week brought out few sle,ghs but
Tuesday retired them again.
Jas, Holborn and 0. Poyer were
in town Saturday having just re.
turned from trip to Minnesota in
quest Of mortgaged property, 1t is
needless to say that they returned
with it.
Lars Void a nephew Of Chris 6 or.
der had his right thigh fractured
by the overturning of load of hay
yesterday. The limb was set by
DR.. Matthews.
REMOVED haye removed nv
tailor shop to my own building
the first building east Of Roberts
block and will be pleased to mee1
my patrons in my new location,
]. F. Hoelzel.
The presidents message, the sub
stance Of which can be found on
another page is concise, busines:
like statement of the affairs Of the
country and should be read by every
one.
The $500" line has followed its
usual generous policy toward Dako
ia settlers by notifying its agent.
to bill all wood for Dakota at hall
rates. This order applies to all woot
shipped before the 18th Of thi'
nentl..
A dime social will be held at tn,
residence Of Mrs. John Kennedy OF
Tuesday evening December 10th fo,
the benefit of Rev. Monroe. Ever,
body is cordially invited to attenet
and get acquainted with the new
! minister.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-12

Hope Lodge No % A. F. s. A. NJ. meet at their
sew hall In Kennedy building first and third Fri
says Of each month ut o'clock p. m. Visiting
st nfethcrs In 60 cd and regular standing are cor
daily invited.
John Kennedy, w. NJ.