Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-05

OAKES MARKET,
No. I Northern, new, ...... 76l
No. 2 =" +" 70
Flax s.
BENZ. Porter and son were in the
city Tuesday.
Our draymen are kept busy these
days hauling coal.
NJ, Kohncke marketed five fine
weathers in town Friday.
A bright baby girl arrived in the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Fuller
Sunday,
Mrs. 7. H. Thatcher of Guelph
was the guest of Mrs. j. B. Root over
Sunday.
Albert Collins returned from
jamestown Friday and will spend
the winter here.
WIN, Arp of Ludden is advertising
an auction sale of all his farm and
household goods on the 10th.
Rev, Wood came down from his
farm Tuesday. He expects to take
up bis ministerial work in about 10
days.
Roman Catholic Services will be
held in Oakes on Sunday Nov. 18th
Second Sunday of the month";
There will be two masses at 9 and II,
Father Dillon.
Mrs. Dan Lung went to Elkton S
Dak., Saturday morning, where she
will visit her parents for month
and bring her little girl home with
her.
A prairie fire burned over the en-.
tire country between Edgely and La
Moure last week destroying hundreds
!, OF tons Of hay and some farm build
ings.
The Luthern Scandinavian Ladie!
Aid society will hold an auction a,
the home of Herman Peterson, com
menclng at 10 q. m. Everybody COM
and enjoy it.
Deputy Sheriff Briggs and Cler]
Of Court Connor were in the cit,
Monday on trip through the eas
end OF the county, summoning wit
nesses to appear in court which con
venes November 9th.
Services in the NJ, E. church morn
ing and evening next Sunday. Sub
ject in the morning, Divine Guid
ance. In the evening, Esther, q
the Queens of today. Ladies espec
tally invited.
j. M. Taylor, Pastor
Mrs. H. E. Bly, gave party las
Friday evening in honor of her so
Bertie's thirteenth birthday, Abou
twelve were present. Delicious re
freshments were served and genel
al good time is reported.
Paul strutz expects to spend til
winter in the state Of Washingto
where he has spent three or for
winters before. He will keep hi
farm north of this place and may +,
turn some somo time in the future.
O. A. Olson has purchased part {
the counters and shelving of II
Gorder store and moved them
Glover Tuesday. They are to tai
the place Of some which he now bs
in his store and which are not consi,
cred good enough for his increasin
trade.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. D. Young expe'
to start in short time for Michiga
where they will make an extende
visit with relatives. Miss Maud VII
is attending school in town will r
main here during her parents a
sence,
Anyone paying their subscriptie
to the REPUBLICAN, within the next
: days will receive free a six mont
} subscription to the Northwestern A
riculturist one Of the best farm p
S rers i'll the county. This offer Oh
; applies to those who are not alrea
] taking that paper,
) Rev. Perkins slocum filled the p
! pit in the Nj. q. church Sunday eve
ing and also delivered lecture to
I appreciative audiance on the subje
3 MY friend, the young man." Nj
3 day evening. Beside S, lect pic
! of music by Mrs. Weston and NJ
) Bush, Rev Slocum favored the au
ance with solo entitled, Lead
Gently, which was much enjoyed.
3 A farmer had dream. He drea
z ed that he raised thousand bush
!. of wheat, and was happy over
. fact. Then he dreamed he had S,
3 it for dollar bushel, and his Ii;
; piness was complete. But he drea
now that he had sold it toa tLousa
Z different people, a bushel to ct