Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1898-03-11
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OAKES MARKET,
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Mr.. s. T.. Harris is on the sick list
this week.
A good farm hand wanted at the
Eaton farm.
Mrs. ]. H, Denning has an attack
of the measles.
@. S. Brown returned from Chicago
Monday night.
G. j. Fenton is confined to the
house with measles.
G. G. Dorcey Of Straubville spent
a few days in town this week.
Misses johanna Peterson and An
ma Bong are on the measle list.
Mrs. Alvah Brown visited in town
a few days the first of the week,
Mr., and Mrs. B. 7. Peters and son
OF Cogswell were in town yesterday.
For SAIE-The S. WI ofSec. 2s-
l34-5S. Price $275. E. G.. Baldwin.
Irv. Clubine is clerking at Fentou's
Hardware store while Mr.. Fenton is
sick.
A. b, johnson, our photographer,
went out to Ransom yesterday to take
pictures.
If you have anything to sell in the
stock line don't fail to see Bishop &
Walters. If
w. H. Watts went to Ransom tc
attend the Creamery Carnival held
there yesterday.
Rev. finland will preach to the
Scandinavian society in the Presby.
terian church at 3 p. m, Sunday
Mar. Goth.
Jas. Scott has moved his family
from tie Reynolds building to the
Barnard house, vacated recently by
H, o. Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Marshall re.
turned from their trip through old
Mexico and Southern California last
Friday evening.
The knights of the Globe ara get.
ting up patriotic play entitled "In
Dixie Land" which will be given in
about four weeks.
Little Harry Williams has been
very dangerously ill with membran-
eous Group, but at present writing is
quite out Of danger.
@, A. Van Kleeck returned to his
homo in Norway twp, Tuesday, hay
ing assisted in the REPUBLICAN office
for the past two weeks.
DR.. Boardman was called to La.
Moure Wednesday afternoon to hold
consultation over case that was
thought to be diphtheria.
We had touch Of "down cast"
weather Tuesday morning. Snow
fell sufficient to cover the ground and
the wind blew quite gale.
| Conductor Rowley made his first
run into this place since his sickness
last Saturday. His friends are glad
to see him on the road again.
An extensive prairie fire swept over
portions of Mcpherson county a few
days since, destroying considerable
hay and other property of settlers.
FoR SALE-A fine farm in the val
ley miles north OF Oakes. House
barn and granaay. l20 acres broken
Inquire of Herma2 Strutz, OaLes. N
Oak.
The average temperature of the
month of January was 14.6 degrees
which was the highest on record
since the beginning of observations
in this state.
Twelve sacks Of feed were stolen
from some immigrants who came in
on the N. w. Wednesday night.
These petty acts of lawlessness are
giving our town hard name.
Mrs, Jessie Brereton and little
sons and Miss Addie Haw who were
to have left Tuesday morning for
Minneapolis, are detained in town.
Mrs. Brereton and her children hav.
ing measles.
Mrs. F. B. Fanchier # Bismarck
and Mrs. DR.. E. M. Darrow of Fargo
have been chosen as the two most
beautiful women of the state and
their photographs will be sent to the
Trans Mississippi exposition at Oma-
la where they will be blended with
two photos from every other state in
the Union and a composite photo
produced which will show the highest
type Of American beauty.
wilt thou take her for thy pard,
for better or for worse, to have, to
fondly hold, till hauled off in IA
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