Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1898-06-03

No. 2 (" /" ......... .93
Additional locals on 4th page.
A. L. Beggs of Ellendale was in
Oakes Friday.
John Dougherty returned to Gen
eseo Saturday.
Judge Angel has been very sick
the past two weeks.
Judge Lauder spent Sunday in
town on his way home to Wahpeton.
Suber Wertherby of Glendale is
teaching term of school in Norway
township.
Miss Nellie Morgan began sum-
mer term of school in the Hample
school Monday.
Miss Hosl1ins, of Kimball Prairie,
Mimi, spent a few days recently
with Mrs. T. w. Bush.
Misses Grace Fenton and Pearle
Trauger went to Fargo Monday to
attend the G. E. convention.
Mrs. G. S. Nichols arrived this week
from Iowa and will spend the sum-
mer with her son Harrison.
A number Of tramps have been in
town this week. They are not as
numerous as usual however.
| Mesdames Hancock. Lowry, Malt
house, Grunn and Diebert spent
Sunday with their husbands in KulmI
j. H. McGinnis turned in to the
county last week, 10 wolf lips
which brought him the neat sum OF
I$4O.
The governor of Nebraska designat.
ed June LIST as legal holiday on ac-
count of the opening Of the Omaha
exposition.
VIM. Lyuch left Saturday evening
for Kuhn and will go north from
there to join his surveying outfit fol
summers work.
Tony Cesare left Monday for Mon
tana where he expects to find new
location and go into the butter and
egg business on large scale.
Warren Denning and Chas. Lade
started Tuesday morning for Fargo
to attend the Christian Endeavol
convention. They will drive through
"A. L, Beggs was disappointed il
not being able to take the Masonic
degree at this place last week owing
to the absence Of some Of the candi
dates.
Every man and woman in Dickey
County will enjoy the free lectures
by able speakers during the three
days meeting Of the State Dairyman's
Convention.
Miss Matilde Lee. aged 20 years
and daughter of Adolph Lee, liv
ing 4 miles west of this place dice
last Friday night, May q, as resul
of severe attack of the measles
The funeral occurred Sunday.
On and after June lst the North.
western will sell round trip tickets tt
Omaha on account of the Trans
Mississippi Exposition for $20.7i
good for 30 days, For further in
formation inquire of w. j. Payne
Agent.
Frank Ladd of this place has re-
Gently been appointed railway mai
clerk. Frank has been in Minnea-
polls all winter attending business
college. He took the examination
about year ago for mail clerk. He
has not yet been assigned any partic
ular run.
Don't keep away from the Dairy
mans meetings because you are no
a farmer. The committee have pre-
pared many features which will in
terest you. and which will be inter
epersed with the discussions Oh gen
eral farming. Among these are +;
free theatrical performance, May pol
exercises which are very beautiful
athletic contest, darkey stump speecl
and many others,
1t may yet be discovered thai
Oakes has produced modern Gin
cinnatus sor when Johnny Chamber
lin received the message to "report a
once at Fargo if you wish to enlist
he was ploughing out on tie farm
He dropped the lines, left the tear
in the middle of the field and calle'
to his two little brothers to "com
and run the farm, I'm going to war.
He is now with the LIST regt. N. Z
volunteers at San Francisco on hi
way to the PHILIPPINE Islands.
Oakes was doubly afflicted las
ESunday. Owing 10 a disagreement
4 between the captain and ]ieutenan
I the Salvation army divided, Que SC
holding services in the barracks. tn
others meeting in Gorlers Hal
The lieutenant's crowd borrowed th
city's hip drum and both faction