Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1895-06-07

Klein & Sutmar have gone into
the photograph business, as can be
seen by reading their ad. in another
column.
Mr.. Moore, sheriff of Sphinx count y
s, D., visited his old friend j. Ii.
Coulter this week, on his way to
Edgeley.
II. r. Eaton's handsome Percheron
stallion Brutal, will stand for Sc rvice
at Mellenger's Barn, Oakes, every
Saturday.
Are you all tired out, do you have
that tired feeling or sick headache9
You can be relieved of all these by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. 5
w. H. Cutler was delivering fat
hogs to our butchers Saturday. He
is much pleased with his experiment
OF fattening them on wheat.
When in town, call a round and
see us; if we can't sell you -four, we
will tell you what we know about
silver. OAKEs FLOUR g. FEED Co.
E. A. Clark has moved a small
building up from Hecla. He has
placed this in front of the factory,
and will use it as weighing room.
The 500 brought in carloads Of
cattle Wednesday night, and trans.
ferred them to the Northwestern at
this place. They were bound for
Pierre.
There will be exercises at the
Baptist church next Sunday, June
9th, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. in observance
of Children's Day. An invitation is
extended to ALL
w. j. Payne, NJ. N. Chamberlin
and B. G.. Mccartney were among
the court attendants at Glendale this
week. They were summoned by the
prosecution in the Nelson case.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ
p. church will serve ice-cream
bananas and cream, cake and coffee,
to night, in the vacant store room
under Gorder's Hall. All are invited,
w. H. Marsh and family and VIM
Bush and family, started Saturday
for Valley City where Mr.. Marsh will
represent the Ludden lodge, in the
meeting Of the !. o. o. F. Grand
Lodge.
E. w. Bittman has constructed a
flight of stairs on the eas side of his
building, leading into the hall
This gives two main entrances and a
third one in the rear can be used il
necessary.
While the days have been cool and
balmy in this state, central and east.
ern states have bet.n sweltering in a
temperature which has ranged from
95 to lob in the SHADE. Many sun
strokes are reported.
The Board of Railroad Commits
sioners visited this place Tuesday over
the Northern Pacific, on their annual
tour of inspection. They were ac-
companied by r. D. Horkins clerk of
the supreme court and Sup't Wilson
of the N. P. No complaints were
made at this place.
Mrs, J. Long, oldest sister of M. N.
and John Chamberlin, arrived from
Ohio Wednesday evening, on visit
with her relatives. She is the one
with whom Mrs. Mccartney spent
most of her girlhood days.
Erv. Evans went to Wahpeton
Tuesday morning, to practice with
the hose team Of that place for the
Fireman's Tournament at Fargo,
Erv. has assisted that team in carry
ing off the prizes for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brereton start
ed yesterday for Harry's former home
near Madison, Wis, where they will
spend their summer vacation. They
will also visit at the Twin Cities on
their way east, and will return by
way of Chicago.
A tremendous rain set in last Sun
day evening, lasting all night and all
day Monday. 1t was by far the
heaviest rainfall for years, estimates
putting the fall from 3 to 4 inches
Coming so soon after the other heavy
rains it is of enormous benefit, anC
will almost suffice for crops until
harvest. More rain has fallen al
this time this season than we had ii
I! THE entire season last year.