Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1895-09-27

Andrew Void, of Norway was IN
town Monday and paid his respects
to the Republican in that solid way
which is SO delightsome to an editor.
81 loaded cars were brought in by
the 500 Sunday fromKulm. This is
the heaviest train ever hauled in from
that end of the line by single en-
gine.
Illness has fine line of ladies
cloaks which he is closing out at a
very low price. Also nice stock of
ladies Macint oshes single or double
cape.
r. M. Joslyn, OF Bismarck, shipped
carload of sheep down last Friday
and they we're driven to his farm near
Silver Leaf where they will be win
tered.
DR., Ellsworth is now located in
rooms in the Roberts block, formerly
occupied by Major Baldwin where he
is now prepared to attend all calls in
dentistry,
We are informed that Rev. Clau-
son, of Harlem did not preach the
funeral sermon at the Lee school
house in Norway over the body of
Chas. Washner.
E. S. VanHorn returned from Chi
cago Monday night where he had
been with a carload of fat cattle.
Mr.. VanHorn will have another
shipment ready soon.
Henry Scott was installed into the
Mysteries of Masonry Monday even
ing. Henry rode the wild goat and
shouted for "Mortar" just right every
time during the ceremony.
Rev. G. S. Vincent will preach at
II a. m. Sunday in the Presbyterian
church on "The Holy Bible Super
human Volume" and y. m. on
Success of Gods Word"
Mr.. Cannon, of Glendale, has won
many friends among the residents of
Grand Forks and the tennis represent.
atives Of other towns. No state
tournament could be complete sue
cess without his presence.
Rev. Hillstern the Baptist supply
at this place will preach his farewell
sermon Sunday at II a. IN. and ex-
poets to be sent to some point in the
southeast mart of tha stato
Frank Fuller drove to Sheldon the
first of the week with Judge Steph-
enson of Iowa, and Joseph Todd, Of
Huron, Slipper, for the Sheldon
Coursing Meeting held there this
week.
A. P. Slocum is in attendance al
the Coursing meeting at Sheldo1
attended by seven hounds. Report
comes dow n that Roundy, the fast
est hound in the Northwest, has bro
ken its leg.
Miss. Kate Austin, of Ellendale
gave an entertainment in the city
Monday evening. Miss Nellie Erwin
assisted with vocal music. The af.
fair is very highly spoken of by those
who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, of Milwaukee.
brother and sister of Jas. Holborr
are in the city. Mrs. Laura Holbor1
niece of Mr.. Holborn, of Houghtor
S. D. and his daughter. Miss Edith
of Hecla, are also guests of Mr.. Hol
born.
Fred Bittman, and uncle, G. w
Bittman and DR.. Boardnan were out
after ducks yesterday. The town
people knew Fred was a dead shot
but never suspected the doctor was a
second Capt. Bogardus, but such he
is said to have proved himself yester-
day.
George FAIRIES, of Cakes, who wa.
with the CHRONICLE several months {
year ago, was in town Monday or
his way home from the G. E. conven
tion at Jamestown. George is at
tending the Oakes high school and is
making rapid progress by hard study
-LaMOure Chronicle.
Harlem Era-For $1,000 on hal
crop payment, without interest, BENZ
B. Gray has contracted for the l6(
acres of land adjoining Harlem town
site on the north, commonly known
as the Seymour Strong land. w. E.
Patterson made the sale for T. R
.(Nlop,opk of M;n,o,.o1:,
The city is putting down another
well, the water which will be used
for fire purposes. The we'll is locat-
ed on Elm st. west of the school
house. A large excavation has been
made and a large perforated point
will be laid horizontally in this and q
stand pips will be attached to The
pipe. The engine can be coupl
ed on this stand pipe and it is hopee
an inexhaustible supply of water vii
be obtained.