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

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Senators Dodds and Barlow sent
in their minority report, Tuesday,
out instead of adopting it resolu-
tion was introduced censuring them
for their harsh and unparlimentarv
language. President pro tenn Dodds
was also deposed and Jud LaMoure
elected in his place by a vote of 22
to 2. Verify, the lions roareth!
JAMES RIVER VALLEY ELECTION
We did not learn the names of all
the township officers of james River
Valley, but we give those Our i'll
formant could remember: Fred
Stevens, chairman supervisors; o.
r. illness, clerk; Eckern, treasurer;
Safer, assessor, and Messrs. Thomp-
son and Whitfield justices Of the
peace.
GRAND ST.. PATR1ck's BALL.-A
grand st. Patrick's ball will be Civ
Ell at Gorders Opera House, Oakes,
N. d., the evening Of March II,
1890. Music will be furnished by
the Hecla string and reed band, A
cordial invitation extended to all.
Supper will be given at the Hall by
the A. Z. Club. Tickets for dance,
including supper, S1.25.
We acknowledge a pleasant bus
mess call from Judge L. V. Bah
cock, Of the Bank Of Forman, Wed
nesday morning. Judge Babcock is
one Of the leading&citizens Of our
neighboring county Of Sargent, and
the esteem in which he is held by
his many friends here is second on
ly to the respect and confidence iii
which he is held at home.
One Of. the most enjoyable card
parties of the winter WAS held at the
hospitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
B. Root, Friday evening last. A
large number Of guests were present
and report an entertaining time
playing progressive sinch. Supper
was served, which all heartily en-
joyed, but perhaps Messrs. Squirting
and Scott deserved the prize in this
part Of the evenings performance.
PORTER TOWNSHIP ELECTION
The following is the "People's Tick
ct" for Porter township, Tuesday,
and we presume it was elected by an
overwhelming majority, as we be-
licve there was no opposition. For
supervisors, Oscar Porter, chairman,
Isaac Erskine, Isaac E. Memory; for
town clerk, G. G.. Howard; for as
SCISSOR, f. j. Glenn; for treasurer, g.,
M. D. Southworth; for justices Of
the peace, G. A. Sorick, E. C. Arm
strong; for constables, Archie Nc
Lean, Alexander Alexanderson.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.--It is not
every young boy who is so fortunate
as to celebrate his 18th birthday
under such favorable auspices as our
young friend Johnnie Good. who
gave party to about thirty OF his
little friends Wednesday evening.
He was the recipient Of a number Of
presents, among them being fine
watch and chain from his father.
The evening was passed in a merry
manner by the coming representa-
tive citizens Of Oakes, and among
the most enjoyable part Of the pro-
gram was the delicious ice crea m
and supper prepared by Mrs. Good.
ELECTION IN BEAR GREER Town
sHIP.-A caucus was held at the Sin
gleton- school house OH Saturday
last and a republican ticket put in
nomination, which was elected Tues
day. The following are the officers,
and all are competent men; Super
visors, H. o. Walters, chairman, F.
A. Polka, Thos. Singleton; town
clerk, M. J. Anderson; assessor, Wm
Locke; justice Of tho peace, N. j,
Anderson; constable, j. j. Sheridan,
treasurer, VIM. F. Dodge; road
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