Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1896-01-31

mas Deen quite SICK Tor sometime,
but her friends will learn with pleas
ure that she is rapidly recovering.
We are informed that Robert Lee,
a former express messenger on the
Jim River Valley N. p, has struck
the dust at Cripple Creek. Good for
Bob.
We have eceived two car loads of
wood. Yes, we have ground barley
for feed. Yes Sir; Brau and Shorts.
Flour is SLIGO per 100. The o. F. g.
F. Co.
A Social will be held tom orrow
night at the home of Mr., Beers, north
OF Guelph, for the benifit of Rev.
johnson, LudGen. Its OF the pound
plan.
Railroad men report that Glover
has, for small station, shipped out
a large amount of wheat this year.
Seven carloads went north Monday
night.
Mail Clerk Donnelly, of the Jim
River line won standard bred horse
last week at rafting match in
Jamestown. Joe Reynolds put up
the horse.
The REPUBLICAN has made club
bing combination with the Minneap-
oils twice a-week Tribune which is a
dandy. Look for it in another col
umn.
Subject for debate at the next
meeting of the Woodmen, Res olved
that the instigator of crime is NOR
ally less responsible than the perpe-
traitor.
Henry Wilder left Wednesday
evening for northern Minnesota
to look up location near an Indian
reservation, and on which he intends
to eventually locate.
The RedGeld Is. D. J College was
destroyed by fire last Sunday night,
caused by defective flue. The loss
is estimated to be $4,000 with but a
Light insurance.
Subject of sermon in Presbyter ian
church at Ii a. IN. next Sunday,
ESP ecial Providence supplemental to
natural law" and 7:3O p. m. "Ever
lasting Punishment"
d. p. Wells, one Of the Jamestown
asylum officers, much wanted by
the Investigating board, is supposed
to be rusticating around the base of
Mt. Popocatapetl. Mexico.
Messrs. Teal and Bittman received
more than they asked for when thsy
received their Masonic Accident
check recently. John Kennedy, thu
agent writes out strong policy.
The REPUBLICAN is in receipt of
very neat invitation to attend bal
given by the Knights of Pythias a
the hotel Kennard, Aberdeen, Feb
IA.
The Clement Debating Society
settled the question yesterday after
noon as to which had been the most
destructive. fire or water. The debate
was held at John Morgan's.
The citizens of Guelph hold theil
t"st Lvceum meeting tonight. The
goa[ discussed is "Resolved that
farihing in North Dakota is more pro
fitable than east Of the Mississippi
river.
1t is reported that Mike Langhlin
conductor on the 500 and Miss Mag
gle Shea will be married at her pa
rents home in Monango, ncxt Wed
nesday. They expect to reside il
Oakes.
A. G. Hemenway has been suffer
ing greatly from a severe attack ol
La Gripp this week. For time il
was feared Mr.. Hemenway woulc
not rally but he is gradually but
slowly recovering.
jamestown is getting quite metro
politan these latter days. A Saliva
tion army struck the town last week
, and Sunday evening began the frs
OF their meetings, with a crowded
house.
! The Revised Code contains a law
which compels school treasurers to
publish an annual statement of the
condition Of their districts. If these
: officials fail to comply serious results
may follow.
The work Of rebuilding the college
at Redfeld has already begun. The
students are being cared for in the
homes of the citizens of the city. In.
surance on the building was $4,000
A pamphlet has been sent to ali The
! newspapers of the State booming
Levi P. Morton for President, but
< like the grain in the parable they are
falling, upon exceedingly stony
ground in this part of the Union.
Mrs. and Mrs. Cooper returned
Tuesday evening from their farm
near Courtney. Mrs. Cooper arrived
3 in town quite sick, she being
threatened with an attack of pneu
monia, but which was averted ane
+, she is improving quite rapidly.
1t rained large part of the day
) yesterday. Such breaks on the part
OF the weather are extremely rare in
: this vicinity. The only reason we
can assign for rain here in January
is that it is leap year and variable
5 weather is predicted for '96.
= The G. E. prayer meeting will : be
held in the M. E. church next Sun.
day evening Feb. 2, led by Chas
Bly,. Subject, Laborers get together
4 with God. Cor. Ill 6-23. AL
cordially invited to attend.