Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1898-02-18

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HIS ad was set in nonpareil
And headed, "Sheritf's Sale"
Winter has just begun.
Did you get valentine7
G. G. Hayes of Hecla was in town
Saturday.
b, w. Mayhem returned last week
from his visit in Canada.
-. Noerling of jamestown was
in town between trains Monday.
b. R. Kennedy of Ls.dden was
transacting business in town last
Saturday.
10. Reynolds is thinking of en-
ploying clerk to open his Valen-
tine letters.
Mrs. E. G. Andrus and children
are visiting in town this week with
Mrs. G. Rapp.
o. D. Wood has moved his jewel
cry store into his living rooms over
Fenton's store.
Mr.. E. j. Walton went to Fargo
Wednesday to meet his brother, who
is on his way to Klondyke.
Robt. Travis took the N. P. Mon
day for Seattle, Washington where
he expects to spend some time.
E. G.. Baldwin was able to get
down to his Office part of the time
this week but he is still quite feeble.
Don't miss the Red Mask Ball on
the 22nd and don't miss the bargain
sale on Tuesday. Feb. 22nd, at the
G. M. G. it will be hummer.
The G. N. station at Guelph was
closed last week which gives addi-
tional color to the report that the FL
lendale branch is to be abandoned.
w. B, Mccarthy was about the
only man in town 10 decorate in hon
or Lincoln's birthday. His two flags
were displayed in front of the feed
store. w. B. never forgets holiday.
Geo. Hommedew received sample
box of milk tablets this week from
some firm which had heard he had
intentions of going to the Klondyke
Fifteen tablets were warranted to
furnish hearty meal for anybody.
The w. G. T. U of this place still
have $25 for the one who will furnish
convicting evidence of illegal liquor
traffic in this city. The way things
have been going lately it ought to be
a very easy matter for someone to
take up that offer.
Rumors are current that the 500
will soon make radical change in
running time. This is true only of
the through coast train. The service
at this place will remain unchanged
as new passenger will be put on
between Enderlin and Minneapolis
which will make the same time which
the coast train now makes,
MIR. s: Haw and daughters, Miss
Addie Haw and Mrs. Jessie Brereton
and children arrived Monday even
ing for two weeks visit with Mrs.
Ed Frary. From here they will go
to their future homo in Minneapolis
where Mrs. Brereton has purchased
an interest in grocery store. Mrs.
Brereton's many friends wish her
success.
For the spring meeting of the
Twin City and Northwestern Mer-
chants association. which will be held
at St. Paul and Minneapolis Feb. 20
to 9th, March 18th to Goth, April
10th to 18th. Northern Pacific r. R,
will make rate of fare and fifth
for the round trip. Tickets will be
honored for return to starting point
up to and including three days after
the close of each meeting.
The fourth Of the series of Gospel
Temperance meetings Sunday even
ing was one of the best yet held.
Special music was rendered by the
male quartette which consisted of
Messrs. w. H. Bush, John j. Cham
berlin, w. F. Hobart and H. 2. BLY,.
A recitation was given by Harry Will
liams and solo entitled "Mother's
Way" by BERTHE BLY,. The address
by b. N. Dickenson was particularly
interesting and beneficial and was
much appreciated by the temperance
citizens.
Henry S. Warren, of Monango,
!, died last Monday morning about 5
O'clock a. M, at St. Bernard Hospital
Minneapolis. In unloading hay IN
the early of the winter, and while in
a pershiring condition driving after
another load, he took cold that he
never could shake off. About three
week ago he won't to Minneapolis
and on Monday morning breathed
his last as above stated. The re-
mains were brought to Monango