Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-02-07
IN BRIEF.
All the Odds aud Ends Here and There
Gathered by The Republican
for Its Many Readers.

is putting in small library.
Girl wanted to do general house.
work. Inquire at this office.
Rev. Size, NJ. E. pastor at LaMoure
is holding eyangelistic services.
A few fine heifers to exchange for
steers. H. F. Eaton, Ludden.
Mrs. S. G.. Cady started yesterday
morning on a visit with her father in
Minnesota.
The friends of Dan Lung do not
recognize him lately, since he lost so
many dentals.
Joe Reynolds went north last week
to Fort Totten with horses for Indian
Agent Garfield.
j. H, Denning attended the Immi-
grafton association at Glendale this
week.
For limited 1 will sell you an Ell
gin or Waltham watch, patent screw
bezel case for 81. Wood
With every cord of wood sold we
give 3 bundles of the best fire kind
lers made. Sawyer & Arnold Co.
DR.. Boardman performed an oper-
alton on the young son of w. D.
Boyce, this week. He had a hare lip
Roman Catholic Services will be
held in Oakes Oh Sunday Feb 9th.
I here will he two Masses at 8 and II
a. M. Father Dillon.
Mr.. Koerner shipped another car
of hogs Tuesday to Sioux City, via
N. w. John Rapp had them in
charge.
For limited time to close out
stock I will SELF 8 day clocks, gong
bell, with alarm, oak case for $4.O0.
At Woods, the jeweler.
The Hudson School Board are con-
sidering moving the new school
house near the Hofer place north to
the school section in that town.
Tubular we'll men are crowded
with orders to put down wells, and
and the country is becoming pretty
we'll perforated.-Sargent Co. Ind.
l will be in Oakes until February
7th. this trip. l then go to Wahpe
ton and will be in Oakes again from
the 1st, to the 18th. of next month.
DR.. Fitzgerald, Dentist.
The Sunshine Circle of Kings
Daughters and Sons will give II
Rainbow Tea, Friday eve, Feb. 2lst.
Place will be designated next week.
Fred Bryan, Sec.
Kuhn Wind.-Ed Bittman and DR..
Boardnan came up from Oakes Sun
day. DIR. Boardman examined sew
eral applicants for membership in
the A. O. U. W. lodge.
Messrs. Will aud Charles Good
have disposed of their billiard and
pool business. William Reynolds is
the purchaser, Mr.. Reynolds is a
brother of Joe Reynolds; g.
We have. a full and complete stock
of every thing in ouf f&9ine and you
can now find thesbest lot. .ef Weod at
our place that was eHeI. ,ii.thes city.
And don't forget it. OFF q IF. Co.
A carload of syrup was shipped iu
this week for Jewett Bros, Of Aber-
deem. Oakes merchants take large
share of the stock, and the balance
is distributed |. in Jamestown, La
Moure, and other towns around the
Railroad City.
Ex.-A young hopeful was heard
today say ing, Il would not sing, SO
the music teacher turned me over to
the teacher. She turned me over to
tho professor, and he turned me over
on his knee--and l sang"
Mr.. Kline, of the Kline a. Sutmar
firm, left this week for ST.. Paul for
visit with friends, etc. 1t has leak
ed out that a suite of rooms has
peen rented by the firm and that
the little fellow will not be bach
very long.
Some of our wealthy old bachelors
are looking very scared since young
lady inquired the price of wedding
cards at this office. Quit ye like
men. you bashful bachelors. All ye
need say is aye.
John Kendall will soon have the
deepest we'll in this part of the coun-
ty At the first of the week he had
reached depth of 2s3 feet, and with
no prospect Of water near. He will
20 down 400 feet before he quits. He
is boring in the bottom of u ravine.
Record.-The steam plow invented
by r. S Angel, of Oakes, is said to
be getting under way with interested
capitalists behind it and may prove
a big thing. The inventor has re-
served half interest in it.
: Leader.-A movement is being
made to send w. A. Caldwell, Of
Monnngo. as delegate from North
Dakota to the national republican
convention. The move is one worth
pushing.
The Werner Iyceum next week Tu-
esaay evening discuss the question,
Resolved, that the agitation of the
tariff question had more effec! on the
late financial depression than did the
agitation of the currency question.
W. HI. Kessler, leader for affirmative
and B. W. Slocum for negative.
Henry Wilder returned last We'd
nesday from northern Minnesota to
look up the prospects of the openiag
OF an Indian reservation. AS it is
not likely that the reservation will be
thrown open for settlement before
next May, SO Henry will not leave for
some time yet.