Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-03-20
IN BRIEF.
all the Odds AMI Ends Here and There
Gathered by The Republican
for Its Many Readers.

for Its Many Readers.
Geo. r. Frailck, of LaMoure was
in town Monday.
M. H. Roberts took business trip
to Aberdeen last week.
Little Jessie White has had an at
tack Of pneumonia but is now much
improved.
Mrs. James Cooper was called to
Jamestown last week by the serious
illness of sister.
The half sheet posters for the
Coursing Meet were got out by
this office this week.
Mrs. w. w. Good received tele-
gram Saturday announcing ths
death of her father, at Dixon, Ill.
Miss Anna Bingham, Mary Per
kins, George Baker and Peter Olson
took the county teachers examina-
tion Saturday.
Mrs. Cady returned from her trip
to Minnesota last Thursday and our
attorney now wears a much more
oontented expression.
We understand that the Northern
Pacific will establish an experiment
tai farm near Lisbon to try the Cam
pbell system of farming.
Aberdeen Standardization Agent
Mott says that nowhere on his recent
trip to Colorado did he seo any place
where there is better chance for a
poor man than right here.
Grand Forks Herald.-The Oakes
Republican prints in full splendid
Washington Grafton delivered by
Prof, Hood, of that city. 1t marks
Prof. Hood as one of the first orator:
and scholars in the state.
A Dickey county man fired at ,
jack rabbit from his carriage anc
succeeded in hitting one of the hor
ses he was driving, tearing a piece
from it's flank.
Roman Batholic Services will be
held in Oakes on Tuesday, March 81
to give everYbody y chance to com
ply with easter duties.
FATHER DILLON.
Frank Gankler of Ledgerwoot
was in town Wednesday looking VI
some stray horses. He succeeded
in finding them at the Crinnion ant
Hutsinpiller farms.
Jimmy Peabody is very i'll witt
what is termed senlle gangreen
Considering his age and feeble con
dition it is considered that there i
not much hope of his recovery.
Det blir Evangeliskt Mote i de-
Skandinaviska kYrkan Oakes, Son
dagen (den % Mar.) X. LIZ eftermi
dagger. Iva gvinot kommer att Win
ON Guds fratsands mad, ALA skan
dinavior valkomna.
| We understand that Prof. Hartel
principal of schools in LaMoure, will
aoandan his post next week, and i
is rumored this way that e. NJ. Wa
rim, editor of the newsy Chronicle c
LaMourc, will take his place.
A number of changes have bee
made in the runs of the postal clerk
from Jamestown. Dwight Dol
molly takes run on the main line {
the N. P. west of jamestown. Th
Oakes girls will be sorry to lose Dol
Jim Holborn or moro properl
the ghost OF his former self arrive
in town Wednesday. Jim has bee
sick in Illinois most of the winte
He expects to go to Redwood Fall
for medical treatment.
The Oakes Band appeared on OF
streets for the first time last Satul
day and again on Tuesday and rel
dered some excellent selections. w
hope the boys will be able to kee
} together and favor us often wit
snch music,
H. P. Boardman Was called
Crookston MINI, Friday on busines
He returned Tuesday night. Re
Vincent, who was at one time
, practicing physician looked after IL
sick ones during the doctors al
! sence.
! Miss Grace Trauger rendered
a varied program at Court Hous
Hall in LAM oure on Friday evenin
: Mch. 49,, which stood the test an
elected the enthusiastic applause
an exceptionally intelligent and cri
cal audiance. -
! Subject of the sermon in Presb
terian church next Sunday at IL q. I
"Your Righteousness" aud in Il
J. evening, Seventh Commandment
"Social Purity" Communion
: Hudson at 3 p. IA, topic "Our Hei
ship with Christ"
Mr.. Benjamin who sustained
Q stroke of paralysis last week is /
t better, in fact he seems to be slow
growing worse. One side is col
1 pletrly paraly ) zed. Dr.. Boardma
t thinks the trouble is in the brain an
r is practically incurable.