Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-03-07

"''I' AiioHAS"oh Aelo llal hcet DIS low is
% below zero during the week, with
slight snowfall and high winds
anything but lamb-like.
NOTICE TO Our PArRoNs.-We
neglected to state last week that all
subscriptions paid in advance will
be filled by the present proprietors
Of The REPUBLICAN, and all arrears
are due the present management.
Mr.. Z. B. Dewey has leased Mrs
A. ]. Galvin's hotel and boarding
house and will take possession soon
We understand that Mrs. Calvin
has an offer to travel for a publish
ing house. We wish all parties sue
cess.
Rev. G.. S. White, who is inter
ested in Oakes property and is we'll
known to many Of our people, is
now residing IN Jamestown. We
acknowledge a congratulatory card
from him with an order for a sub
.scription.
For RENT.-The building owned
by Rev. G. S. White, Oh Second St.,
Oakes, is offered for rent. 1t will
be rented at a reasonable price and
fitted up for store or other purposes.
For further information inquire Of
E. Pickard-
NoTIcE.-There will be regular
meeting Of the order Of Eastern
Star, Tuesday, March 11th, at 1880
p. nj. All members are requested
to be present,
LUCY V. KENNEDY, w. M.
MATTE HEMENwAY, Sec.
Mrs. P. S. Peabody started East,
Wednesday, to purchase a new and
elegant spring stock Of millinery for
her large and increasing trade in this
city. The ladies Of Oal1es may ex-
pect soon tc see something extra in
the way of an elaborate millinery
display.
Mayor Marshall and Alderman
Mccarthy went to Bismarck, Tues
day evening, as committee in the
interest of legislation relating to the
city water works. DR.. Boardman,
the other member Of the committee,
was unable to go on account Of his
child's sickness.
SAD News s.-Monday Of this week
Mr.. A. Anderson received dispatch
from Hudson, Wis, stating that his
father was not expected to live.
Tuesday Henry Anderson started for
Wisconsin. A letter received yester-
day states that the sick is very low,
without much chance Of recovery.
The New STAMPs.-On the new
2-cent stamp is profile bust, after
Houdon, Of George Washington
looking to the left, on an oval disk,
printed in carmine. On the Scent
stamp is portrait Of Gen. Grant,
after a photograph from life, three
quarter face, looking to the right;
color, light brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vinkle and
daughter Nina returned on the
Northern Pacific train Saturday
morning, after a lengthy visit at
their former home in Grass Lake,
Mich. Mr.. vinkle says the Dakota
farmers, even in these hard times,
are no worse off than those in some
localities Of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Slocum have
gone to housekeeping, and occupy
pleasant rooms oyer A. Anderson &
Co.'S. Eds. numerous friends gave
him quite a start in the way of use
full presents, and the parents Of the
bride and groom also substantially
remembered them. May their life
be useful, successful and happy
one,
Mr.. 2. S. Peabody's store is one
Of the neatest Of the many neat and
attractive stores in Oakes. One
seems to expect that grocery store,
especially outside Of the large cities
will. be aplace just the reverse Of neat.
ness, but Pe'asbody's grocery stock is
kggpt 20 up in a style which would dc
Credit to much larger cities, His
coffees, sugars, spices, etc., are al