Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-03-06
IN BRIEF.

All the Odds and Enl, Here aud There
Gathered by The Republican
for its Many Readers.
Miss Haw was in Aberdeen this
week.
Mrs. Marshall is homo from Colo
RADIO.
DR.. Archibald is in Minneapolis at
present.
Bert Crinnion is back from the east
unmarried.
Wanted-Early Ohio potatoes for
seed. Nichols Bros.
Tho Oakes Coursers will hold
meeting this spring.
DR.. Fitzgerald returned from Wah-
peton Saturday night.
Rev. Witham preached at the NJ.
e. church Sunday evening.
Get your baby's picture taken the
10th. of March. G. l.. Judd.
Mrs. Collins, of Eldredge is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Payne.
Daniel Lynch has been knocked
out with neuralgia pains.
Klein & Sutmar arc still making
Improvements ia their store.
Miss Flora Fish of Minneapolis is
visiting at the home of G.. II. Ladd,
The Woodmen initiated and ban
quoted six members Tuesday night.
w. F. Dodge lost S75 worth of
blooded fowls, the work of pup dogs.
Preaching services in the M. E..
church, Sabbath morning and even
ing.
w. F. Dodge is highly elated over
a pair of full blood twin calves-Hol-
stems.
A good second hand driving har-
ness for sale cheap. Inquire at this
Office. If
G. L. Judd, photographer, will be
here from the 10th, to the 2Oth. of
March.
The state Enforcement League is
digging for blind pigs at New Rock
ford.
\ Grand Ball will be given at the
Academy OF Music, Tuesday eve,
March II.
Gardens were taken in last week,
when our first instalment of winier
appeared.
The Iowa legislature has defeated
the bill providing for vesubmission
of the prohibition law.
L. j Nichols came up from Iowa
"Wednesday evening to look after
business interests here.
l will buy number of young
calves and pay the highest price for
them. James H. Cooper. 2U
w D. Boyce returned from Brain
ard Wednesday where he has bcen
working during the winter.
James Cooper will soon be the DO.
nanza COW farmer of Oakes. He is
going into stock quite extensively.
The business men of Wahpetor
are talking of paving their principal
business thoroughfare. Good move.
The congregation of the Norwegi
an church at Grafton intend build
ing So 900 church at Grafton this
summer, and have $4,000 on tap now
Cogswell is making an effort to in
duce Mr.. Wayne Stanley to move hi
creamery from Nicholson to theil
town.
Will Bush is contemplating taking
a trip to the Rainy Lake region thi.
spring. If he goes we hope he may
strike it rich.
DR.. Fitzgerald has returned te
Oakes and will locate here perman
emily. Will be here from the 1st t.
18th of this month.
Miss Hattie Andrus leaves tomor.
row for Edgely where she has been
engaged to teach four months tern
of school.
Will Angel returned from McIp,
tosh county Monday night where he
has been educating the youths fol
four months.
Miss Ella Woolsey, of Straubvill,
who has been at Wahpeton universi
ty this winter, has returned home OF
account of ill health.
John Kennedy has been electec
representative to the |. o. o. F
Grand Lodge, for two terms. The
lodge meets at Lisbon this year.
The M. e. Ladies Aid society viii
give supper and entertainment
Friday eve, March Goth. Bill Of fare
and program next week.
Everybody knows G. L. Judd
Jamestown's photographer, and thai
they will receive good work and fail
treatment at his hands.
A Barnes county farmer is going
to put out 400 acres of corn. Thai
fellow is figuring on a big crop ot
wheat next year.
Frank Slater of Hudson has pur-
chased 20 head of full blood here
ford cattle from Ii. f. Eaton. MIR
Slater is on the right track.
Subject of sermon in the Presby
terian church next Sunday morning
"What seest thou?" Evening theme
"Sanctity of human life, FOR the sixtl
commandment.
Instead of buying horses, the Da