Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1898-06-10

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Miss Alta Bryan has been assisting
n this office the past week.
Mrs. Ed Ash of Lisbon is visiting
Ter son, r. b, Ash of this place.
VIM. Martin Of Edgeley is looking
up wool interests in this locality.
Bromus Inermis seed for sale at
the Oakes Flour & Feed Co.'S store.
The creamery is now receiving
from 1000 to 5000 pounds of milk
daily.
Contractor Linton who has the jo
of extending the 500 went west Mon
day night.
Landlord Vinkle has engaged Chas.
Good to re-paint and re-paper the
entire hotel,
John Hunter is thinking of moving
to Montana where he has been offered
a good situation.
Mrs. Lowery and children of Ell
lendale are visiting her parents, Mrs.
and Mr.. G.. Ladd,
Mrs, Boethling is having good
sized barn erected on her lot in the
north part of town.
Burton Hicks took little vacation
and went to Fargo this week to view
the Shriner's parade.
Marshall d. Vinkle, nephew Of
Landlord Vinkle arrived from Mich
igan to assist in the Vinkle House.
1t is stated that Judge Angell's
pension has been raised from SS to
Sl7 per month. This is a deserving
increase.
The Dickey County training school
for teachers begins in Ellendale July
18th. An excellent faculty has been
engaged.
A tine boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Strutz Wednesday
morning. The mo ther and child are
doing well,
The Misses Grace Fenton and
Pearle Trauger returned from theil
trip TO Fargo Wednesday and report
a most enjoyable time.
j. H. Denning left Wednesday
morning via the Northwestern fol
Bloomington ILL.,, where he will visi
for several weeks with relatives and
ecquaintances.
Mr.. John Bush of Ottawa, broth
er Of t, w. Bush arrived this weel
to visit his relatives. He will remai1
several weeks and try the effect o
this climate Oh his health
Dan Lung and wife will start Sun
day for their old home at Elkton, S
D. They will travel by wheel ano
will make two weeks trip. Jas
Williams takes Mr.. Lungs place
while he is away.
Frank Edgely has been dangerous
ly ill the past week with pneumoni;
and at times his life was despairec
OF. He has been improving slightly
the last few days and it is now be-
lieved that he will ecover.-Record
Oakes will celebrate the 4th this
year. That fact was decided at
meeting Of the citizens in Gorder'
hall Wednesday evening. A com
mittee consisting of F. L. Sherman
w. FL. Bush. M. A. Bunker and w. f
Boylan we're appointed to solicit tn
necessary funds and are meeting
with gratifying success.
1t isn't often that justice Of tn,
peace is called upon to perform
marriage ceremony but such piece
OF business fell to the lot Of M. j
Anderson recently and they say tina
he acquitted as though marriag
was an everyday occurance. The oe
casion was the marriage of Fran
Collier ond Miss Cepha McMannu
at the residence Of VIM. Singleto
on the 26lh of last month.
James Austin publishes a warn
ing to farmers in tho Ellendal
papers this week, He state
that several strangers are writ
ing hail insurance in Dicke
County, and says that the applica
tion represented as being for on
years insurance is in fact promis
sary note for 5 years insurance. Thi
> must refer to the parties who hav
been making this their headquarter
i and who claimed they were writin:
Y insurance for a Fessenden company
Another Fourth of July meetin
was held in the hall this mornin
, ard the following officers and con
mlttees were appointed. Chris. G Gol
der, Pres. w, +. Boylan. Sec. n
A. Bunker, Treas. Committee o
Arrangements, Fl, p. Boardman; |
e L. Sherman, Tom Sutmar, Comni
4 tee on Speakers; I. f, Marshall; I
G. Mccartney. Committee on prin