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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
TERMS, $500.

The train on the Great Northern
has changed time, going east at $40
a. M. and west at $50 p. nj. This is
much more convenient for the bus
driver and the public here generally.
O. A. Poirier and VIM. Watula
had difference Of opinion about
some stock, which resulted in a law
suit this week. Mr.. Poirier came
off second best and Mr.. Watula led
his stock home rejoicing.
The organization known as the
Estate Line Moonshine Society"
are holding debates at present in
the Shattock school house everv
Tuesday evening. The question
for next Tuesdays discussion is
Resolved; That the government
should own and CONTROL the Rail.
road system Of the United States.
"Let all be present." is the motto of
the society.
A social was given for the benefit
OF Rev. G, F. Bieber at the residence
OF James Latin last Wednesday
evening a week ago. About forty
people were present to make very
enjoyable evening. The insturmen-
tai piece, General segal's Grand
March rendered by Miss Emma
Ryan was enjoyed by all lovers Of
fine music. AS a musician Miss
Emma has few equals. At 10
o'clock the ladies served a fine
lunch consisting Of all the goodies
on such occasions. The Elder was
somewhat disappointed on learning
that there were no fried cakes to be
had, AS he expressed desire to
have some next time, there will be
no doupt a great plenty The sum
OF four dollars and lots Of fun was
the result of the gathering. All
were kindly received by Mr.. Latin
and his sisters Misses Emma and
Joe' This is only the beginning Of
series Of socials for the benefit of
the Elder.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26

1t is reported at Bismarck that
the Northern Pacific has dropped
its fight on Senator Pierce and he
will unquestionably succeed himself
The Epworth League will give an
entertainment followed by a social
and watch meeting in the church at
Ludden on New Years Eve. All are
cordially invited.
Conversation over heard: Land
but he must be getting fat!" "What
makes you think so?'' ''Eyery time
I've tried the door to-day it was
locked and card hung on it saving,
Gone to dinner He must cat half
the day, and these hard times too
And the first speaker walks away
shaking his head.
Many poor farmer Of Dickey
Co. having lost his crops the past
two years, has undoubtedly felt at
times deserted by God and man, as
with little coal, scant supply OF
flour and insufficient clothing fcr
his wife and children he faced the
coming winter. But human sym
pathies are broader and reach fur
ther than we sometimes think. a
Massachusetts gentleman seeing
the contradictory reports regarding
the condition of our people, wrote
his Brother at Ludden for the facts
The reply was published in the
Christian Register of Boston and as
a result advices have been received
the past week Of shipments of bar
rels Of clothing from Dedham, Den
vers, bingham, Somervllle, Middle
boro and Melrose to H. T. Eaton of
Ludden, who will place them in the
hands Of those needing them most.
We gratefully acknowledge these
donations, that come to our desti-
tute people when clothing is so much
needed, and see in them the promp-
tings Of christian benevolence.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
LUDDEN LOCALS.

Who stole the turkey?
Gus Sutley was in town Saturday
on business.
w. B. Allen spent Wednesday in
Hecla on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Eaton spent
Friday i'll Aberdeen.
Steve Heffner IS quite sick with
Malarial Typhoid fever.
D. w. Ringer Of Jamestown spent
day in town this week.
Chet Bateman returned from St.
Paul Saturday morning.
The school takes vacation Of a
week during the holidays.
A brother-in-law Of John Korpua
is talking of buying the Heald place.
George Wilcox has returned from
Missouri and reports it hard to get
work.
We had the usual mortgage sales
ON Saturday. 1t is getting to be a
common occurance.
?. M. Lawrence and D. Lynch
were in town few hours Saturday
on their way home from Ellendale.
Hiram Tyrrell and Frank Shad-
bolt have gone to Little Falls, MINI.
expecting to find work for the win.
ter.
Mrs. j. NJ. Munson started Mon.
day to join her husband in Colorado
where he has been employed since
spring.
Mr.. H. r. Eaton is in receipt o.
letters from the east, donatins
clothes and other necessities to the
needy here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall were de
layed by failure of the auditors ap
pearance, until Tuesday on thei1
journey home.
The Baptist social Wednesda,
evening was a success fnanciall,
and socially. The proceeds amount.
ing to something over S13.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
Organ Drawing,

On New Years Day at 4.30 p. III.
in Gorder's Hall, Oakes, N. Oak.
we will give away the Grand Cot
tage Organ to one Of our fortunate
patrons. We also expect to give a
grand entertainment before the
drawing also in the evening, provid-
ing, we can secure the troup with
which we are now negotiating. Will
announce by posters in a day or
two. look for them. Hoping to see
you all there and wishing you a
Happy New Year, we remain,
Yours Respectfully,
Cash Mercantile Go.
E. W. Bittman.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
N, P. AND 500 EXTENSIONS

BISMARCK, Dec. Hon. J. S
Pillsbury, Of Minneapolis, who is
here, says, the 500 branches will be
extended to Bismarck and James
town next season. The company
contemplates building about 500
miles Of road in the Dakotas which
will be important to the lumber
trade. The 500 will first aim to
distribute Dakota coal over the south.
ern half Of the state,
PIERRE, S. D., Dec. 20.-Genera1
Manager Ward. OF Oakes-Pierre ex-
tension OF the Northern Pacific. re-
turned today from conference will,
officials in the east. He states
that the bridges, depots, ties and
rails to complete the road into Pierre
in the early spring are being con-
tracted for, and work will be push
ed so that trains will be running to
Pierre by midsummer. Also that
the company has decided to push on
through to the Black Hills next sea-
son without fail. He says money is
now deposited to equip the road this
far.
Perre Capital. 19:.-Hon. Jas. A,
Ward, general manager Of the Du-
luth, Pierre 4 Black Hills railroad,
arrived with his family last night,
and will from now on make Pierre
his home as we'll as business head
quarters.
To Capital reporter Mr.. Ward
said: mo there is no grading being
done now, but the engineers are at
work and everything being put in
readiness for grading early in the
spring. If this summer weather
continues much longer, we will
co mmence with the grading again,
1.-The stress in financial circles
makes no difference with this road,
There IS no reason but to believe
that the Northern Pacific is all
right, and that company is behind
this road. Pierre's future prosperity
is on as solid footing as any city
ever had, and, when the roads begin
to caoss the reservation country,
then look out for such times as we
have dreamed Of.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
West Side Locals.

Mrs j. M. Davis and son Will
spent Saturday in Hudson. Will
was unable to smile on his Oakes
girl this trip.
Daniel Pinson went over to the
County seat and attended Court
portion Of last week. He was the first
man from his town to pay his taxes
for 1890.
Mrs Chase was over from Edgely
the first Of the week, attended Hud-
son church and Sunday evening
preached an excellent sermon at that
place. She will visit among her
friends in this section few days and
return in time to meet her appoint
at Edgely as usual.
Z. f. Murray Of the firm Of MUIR
ray Bros. made final proof on his
homestead last week. These gen.
tleman are among the largest farm
ers i'll the County. 1t does man
good these hard times to look over
their we'll ordered farm and note
their systematic methods of farming
and here the boys say they will put
in a larger crop next spring than
ever. Wear GLAD to see Uncle Sam
deciding his land to such class of
settlers.
The farmers Of the west side met
at the Hudson School house on
Monday last and organized a farm
ers alliance. This organization
begins existence with over 20 char.
ter members some Of the prominent
men OF Norway enrolled. The off,
GERS for the present quarter are.
Pres. H. J. Mallory, Vice Pres.
AnoreW VOID, Tres. Lewis bly,, Sec.
p. E. Rorapaugh. Door keeper Jas
McManis, Assistant C. H, Stodard,
Chaplin j. H. Denning, Lecturer.
IL. Henecke,. The delegates elected
to attend the County Alliance held
in Ellendale Dec. 23rd were H. ].
Mallory Andrew Void and A. Dem
ming: This organizing Of agricul-
tural societies is a grand good idea.
Farmers need to get together and
exchange ideas on the different
methods Of tilling the soil and gem
eral topics of interest to farmers.
This is new county and the prin.
ciples of farming that are infallible
elswhere do not always apply here
and for farmers to meet and give
their experiences both success and
failures is an excellent idea.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
DAME JUSTICE,

The December term of the Dis
trict Court for this county COM
menced at the City of Ellendale.
Judge Lauder presiding. The term
lasted one week and was busy one,
The docket was we'll cleaned up and
business seemed to be the spirit in
the air. A partial resume of the
cases tried and Of interest to this
part Of the county is as follows
John w. Moore VS. Livingston
and Cald well, jury trial, verdict fol
plaintiff.
Chas. w. Taylor ST. C. Rice ju.
ry trial, verdict for defendent.
Q. A. Poieer VS. Warder Bushnell
u Co. dismissed.
j. r. Richardson VS. Northwestern
Elevator Co dismissed.
Albion Mfg. Co VS. Frank Poieel
and John Courtney, Jury trial, yer.
dict for defendants.
John Waters VS. VIM. Roberts
dismissed.
Martin & Styane VS. Sutley dis.
missed.
II. Otto Barrott Us s. II. Morten
verdict for defendant.
b. Fletcher VS. Thomas Bush dis
missed.
j. +. Sullivan and Gustas Sipples
VS. IL. S. Eoss and f. S. Parker, Jury
trial verdict for plaintiffs.
Nils Nelson and H. Nelson VS.
Thomas Sefton, usury case, jury tri-
al, verdict for plaintiff.
Henry .Ninkle VS. Josiah Libby
motion to dismiss, appeal over ruled,
Case continued.
Capital Bank Of St. Paul, VS.
Thurston and Austin, Dismissed.
Elizabeth A. West VS. w. Across
verdict for plaintiff.
w. w. Locke VS. W. Il. Dodge
Court trial, under advisement.
Washburn Mill Co. VS. L, w.
Crandall. judgment for plaintiff.
Washburn Mill Co. VS. T. W..
Taylor, judgment for plaintiff.
Daniel Pinson VS. Bank of Oakes,
Court, case under advisement.
Walter Shumway VS. w. Dodge,
continued.
State 'ys Frank Kellogg Alias
Mizur, grand larceny, verdict not
guilty.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
A Pleasant Surprise.
E. w. Bittnan.

One Of the pleasant surprises Of
Christmas day was the receipt by
Mr. and Mrs. Bunce Of ten dollar
gold piece accompanied by the fol.
lowing letter to which we append
Mr.. and Mrs Bunce's reply,
Dear Friends:-
l have the pleasure OF
acting in behalf of the P. C, S. OF
this city in presenting to you the
enclosed as a slight testimonial Of
their appreciation of your valuable
joint service in connection with the
church choir and other church work
[ am requested to add to this our
sincere thanks and many wishes for
"a Merry Christmas and prosperous
New Year. Yours truly,
Eva E. Marshall,
Oakes, N. D. Dec. 25.
Dear Friends:-
AS pleasant memories
live longest, we will be long, long
time forgetting your holiday greet
ing and the generous gift accom-.
panying it. The fact that you have
oyer-rated the service we have taken
such pleaspr in rendering, does not
lessen our enjoyment in your gift
nor our appreciation OF the royal
friends we have found in Oakes.
To know such is in itself "a liberal
education" We echo your good
wishes and trust that in years to
come ao darker clouds may come
to any than are seen today il i, this
matchless Dakota Christmas day.
Florence Bunce
A. P. Bunce.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26

Ex-County Commissioner Don. B
Mcdonald left on Saturday for CAL
lfornia. Mr.. Mcdonald has been
failing in health the past year, his
lungs being affected, and change
of climate was deemed necessary
He has brother in California and
expects to be able to secure suitable
employment. His many friends in
Dickey county will regret the cir
cumstances which compel his depart.
ure,-Ellenda!e Commercial.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26


At the county alliance meeting
held in Ellendale last Tuesday the
following relief committee was ap-
pointed and all those in need Of any
thing which this committee can sup
ply are requested to communicate
with them: N. D. Witham, Guelph;
A. Void, Oakes; J. B. Butler, Lud-
den; A. j. Cole, Monango; ]. M.
Davis, Ellendale. The committee
has on hand in Ellenda]e a car OF
y -
flour which they are endeavoring to
place where it is actually needed.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-12-26
Court Notes.

Court Notes. ..
Mr.. Van Buskirk Of Watertow1
and Mr.. Stevens from Aberdeen
we'll known south Dakota lawyers
attended to several cases.
W. Ii. Ellis the "Bill Erwin Of
Diekey county has received many
compliments for his plea in the
kellogg case. 1t was good one.
Our townsman, j. f. Sullivan s
genial face broke into a smile wien
the jury came in in his case after
being out all night and declared yer.
diet for plaintiff.
On the whole the term has been
most satisfactory one, and the
people Of this district can congratu-
late themselves that they have as
learned and just a Judge as can be
found on the bench, and one who
delights in work,
This term Of court seems to have
been most satisfactory one to all
parties. Business has been the or.
der Of the day during the whole term
and Judge Lauder has received many
compliments for his expeditions
manner Of conducting court.
The case arousing the greatest in
terest of the town was the state VS.
Frank Kellogg Or the horse thief
case" as it is commonly called. The
prisoner was acquitted and the ver-
dict seems to have met general ap.
proyal. 1t could have not been any
thingelse under the evidence.