Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1895-06-21
IN BRIEF.
all the Odds and Ends Here and There
Gathered by The Republican
for its Many Renders.

Gathered by The Republican
for its Many Renders.
Peaches and Apricots at the Star
Restaurant.
Hoods Pills are prompt aud
efficient. 25c. Q
Barley wanted at the
OAKEs FLOUR & FEED STORE.
A steady, soaking rain all night
again Sunday night.
Girl wanted to do house work.
Inquire at REPUBLICAN office.
A few choice pigs for sale, at E. j.
Rorapaugh's, 2 miles south of city.
Ed. Sanderson received carload
of Montana horses for sale Wednes-
)day.
Herb Kennedy returned this week
from his sojurn in the northern part
of the state.
5,400 lbs OF milk was recsived at
the Oakes Choose factory Monday.
And still it comes.
Remember that you can get regu-
lar meals we'll served at Bunkcr's
Restaurant.
Another lot OF that fine honey just
received at the Star Restaurant. Is
and 20 cents per pound.
Attorney Sanford of jamestown
was IN town Monday attending a
meeting of the 1. o. O. F.
Miss Ida Mclean of Clement has
been in Oakes during the week, the
guest of Mrs. John Kennedy,
Jas. Given went to Fargo on the
railroad commissioners car Tuesday,
to attend masonic meeting.
" Members of all school boards
are requested to note the Western
Printing Co.'s ad, on second page.
Two carloads of wood and one of
feed arrived this week again, at the
OAKEs FLOUR q FEED Co.
Louis Sieberg's elegant residence
is receiving an elegant coat of new
paint, Capt Davis being the artist,
Druggists say that their sales of
Hoods Sarsaparilla exceed those of
all others. There is no substitute
for Hoods. 2
The first shipment of cheese from
the Oakes factory was made this
. week, and went to au Indian School
in Colorado.
Mis-. Libby and Mrs. John Scott
left Tuesday for the north. Mrs.
Libby will visit friends at Hunter
and Mrs. Scott at Fargo.
, A substantial new plank crossing
was laid between the Hotel De Argyle
!, and the REPUBLICAN Block this week
which was badly needed.
J A. P. Slocum has a small menagerie
ia his show window. At present il
consists of two foxes, white rat,
young gopher, jack rabbit and two
cats.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Waller, merchants
of Cogswell, were trausacting bust
, ness in the city Tuesday. Thei
friends at this office received ;
pleasant call.
Childrens' Day was observed b,
, the Presbyterian Sabbath School las
/ Sunday. An interesting program o
recitations and music was rendered
: by the children.
A picnic will be held tomorrow in
the beautiful grove of A. j. Rose
about II miles northeast of town
g Everyone is invited, and a very
l pleasant time promised.
Nor1cE.-The party who took the
o rubber coat and cap from the engine
! house is known, and if he desires t.
! save trouble will return it to it's place
at once. w. w. Coop, CHIEF.
Subscriptions are being gathered
to rebuild the NJ. E. parsonage al
Elliott, which was destroyed by fire
: some time ago. Contributions shoulC
Q be sent to T. NJ. Elliott, Elliott, N
:, D.
w. j. Payne ha taken advantage
of his wife's absence to shave off hi:
u IN ustache. The result of the schoo
: election seems to indicate that hi:
! appearance is still satisfactory tx
the ladies.
V Childrens' Day services will b,
i held in the NJ. E. church mex
S Sabbath evening, to which all ar,
g invited. The program this year i:
It "The Golden Gate" which will b.
presented in full.
IS The wolf scalp swindlers, an &C
e count of whose performances wa
e given in these columns seyera
IS months ago, have gone to the pen
q itentiary, one for three years and th
~ others for two years each.
in The ghost of Haggem-if that
1T what it is-at Forman does not seel
II to down. The agitation continue
and the theory of murder COLL NJ
rt be stilled until positive proof of Ha:
Is gems having been seen alive aft
ID his disappearance from Forman
obtained