Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-12-24

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Rob. Travis returned from Fargo
Monday.
Our school closes today for a
weeks vacation. /.
Prof. and Mrs. Eaton were up from
.Ludden this week.
Mrs. S. ]. Doyen of Ludden is vis-
iting Mrs. G. S. Brown this week.
DR.. Hobart reports Bert Blumer as
being very low with typhoid fever.
Percy Brooks went to jamestown
Wednesday to spend the holidays.
Mrs. W. HsHutsinpiller went to
jamestown Monday, returning We'd
nesday.
A girl baby arrived in. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Waldron Sun
day morning.
D. W. Holbrook orders his paper
changed from Greenwood City B. C.
to Sprague, Wash.
: Frank Chapman expects to go on
the road for a Philadelphia perfum-
cry house after the holidays.
Mrs. Bruce arrived Tuesday from
Minneapolis and will spend the Win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Roberts.
T. w. Teichman writes from Carl
Iowa that he is enjoying himself in
spite of the cold weather. He ex-
poets to go to Wisconsin this week.
Miss Helen Harris finished a term
of school in the Lee district last
Monday. Warren Denning has been
engaged to teach term in that dis
trict after New Years.
Christian Endeavor meets Sunday
evening in the M. E. church at $50
p. m. Topic, What message did
Christmas bring you7s Isa. So: liz
Meeting led by the president, Miss
Grace Fenton.
Don't forget that there is Christ
mas tree in both churches tonight
No pains has been spared in getting
up the programs, and good time is
expected. Come out everybody and
enjoy yourselves.
5 e. E. Rorapaugh came in on the
500 Tuesday evening and went to
Glendale Wednesday. He returned
today on tho N, P. and will spend a
few days with his family before re-
turning to Grand Forks. &
Mrs. Fisher brought suit ag ainst
Jack Purcell this week for wages
The case was brought before Justice
Bush last Monday but as it coulc
not be decided it was laid over. Atty
Bell acted for the defense.
Miss Anna L. Bingham of Oake!
and Mr.. NJ E. Smith of Havanal
were united in marriage last Monday
evening al tina home Of Mr., and Mrs
Locke. Rev. G. Fl, Brooks perform
eo the marriage ceremony. Tho happy
couple took the train for Formar
Tuesday morning,
Pres5yterians will be interested te
hear that Rev. T. M. Wood. late SYN
odical missionary for North Dakota
and who preached in Ellendalc Oh
several occasions, is to accompany
his missionary SON 10 Wellington
South Africa ElIendale Lender.
Otkes is noted for the enterprise o.
its business men, and as an evidence
of that fact they have recently estab
lished telephone system Throughout
the town. Why not have line t,
Aberdeen? Get a hustle on yoursel
Hecla, and get telephone communi
cat;on.-Hecla Standard.
Agent Slocum Of the G. & N. w. a
Lulden was let out by the company
yesterday, and Relief Agent Draper
OF Highmoro was put i'll permanen
charge Of the office. ATho formers
home until he went to Ludden wa
at Red field, and he went through te
that point this morning. Aberdeen
News.
The Hotel Dakotah in Grand Fork
was burned to the ground last week
This is hcsuery that had very few
lsuperiors in this Northwest country
The entire block in which the hote
was located was completely destroyed
and the entire loss is estimated q
| 5 $4,000 which of course is partl
ffos~ered by insurance.
| James Darlington, who was ono
tried for numbering q man at Colun
bia, but who escaped on account {
4 the insuihciency Of evidence, la