Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1895-09-27
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A new barn appears on DR.. Teal's
premises.
Agent Bryan will soon move into
the Hooke house.
Allen Morey, mayor of Yorktown
was over Monday.
Fresh White Clover Honey now on
hand at the Star Restaurant.
A. E. Bowen begins school Mon-
day in the Howe district near Glover.
Go to Gorders' hall next Tuesday
for ali evening of refined amusement.
.ad.
Mr.. Alex Woyan, of Norway town
shis has returned from visit in Can
ada.
A. A. Brown has neat residence
completed on his farm southeast of
town.
Miss Sarah Sloan, milliner at the
G. M. G. arrived from Minneapolis
lart week.
A car Of apples from Leavenworth,
Kansas arrived this week, consi gned
to E. Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brereton, of Lodi,
Wis, are visiting their sou, Harry
Brereton.
Fred Mccarthy, brother of H. G.
left for his home at G arden City, Kan.
sas, last week.
O.C. Watson, of Illinois arrived in
town last evening to look after inter
ests in Hudson.
Wheat was quoted last evening as
follows: No hard AZ; 2, Al; 3, 80; 4,
36; Rel. 80. Flax 81.
Don't fail to see Tallerday's Come
dy Co. at Gorder's hall next Tuesday
evening Oct. 1st. ad.
Paul Gorder expects to leave Mon
day for Fargo, where he will attend
the Agricultural College.
Elk. Senator Sandager, of Lisbon.
of the firm Of Sandager and Haugen,
was III town Tuesday.
Hon. w. B. Allen, of Akron Iowa,
a former resident of of Ludden, was
in the city Saturday on business.
We are informed that Mr.. Nc
Lean, of Fullerton, had 200 bushels
of wheat burned last week by: prairie
fire.
The Misses Koehler, of Havana,
have been spending a few days very
pleasantly at the home of Mr.. Herman
Strutz.
Any one in hurry for short order
meals should call at the Star restau-
rant. They serve meals that cannot
be beaten.
The Rowland g. Goodrich house to
rent, and the Barnard house from
October 1st. Call at Baldwins Ag-
ency. See?
Richard Purcell, of Pierre, S. D..
will have charge of. Kennedy's bar
Der shop while the latter attends the
Jimtown fair.
DR.. Fitzgerald will be in town Oct.
1st to 18th. Office in the Roberts
block in the room formerly occupied
by DR.. Boardman.
The family of Rev. Vincent are
expected to arrive in two or three
weeks and will occupy the VIM.
Mills residence.
Harlem Era-Up to Friday of last
week $1,000 bu. of wheat this year
had been marketed at the little town
of G Geneseo, in this county.
Ounces and sweet apples have
been going like hot cakes at the Star
restaurant, but they have another
consignment on the road.
G. w. Bittma II, of Dubuque Iowa.
uncle of the Bittman Bros. is in the
city visiting his nephews, on his way
home from California.
DR.. Ellsworth will, in addition to
attending work here, establish brauch
offices at Forman, Cogswell, Ludden,
LaMoure and Kuhn,
w. L. Van Horn, General Baptist
Missionary for North Dakota, was in
town Monday having held services in
Eilendale last Sunday.
Mr. Henry Mi chels and b rother, of
Harlem returned from Minnesota last
week, where they were called to at
tend the fuN3rll OF I'll cir father.