Oakes Republican., 1905-02-10

Representative Rose was in the
city yesterday.
A new stock of valentines at Har-
ris' drug store. 2t
The city council did not meet Mon
day evening, owing to the fact that
several members were out Of town.
Give the Republican an order for
1906 Session Laws. It will cost no
more than sending direct to publish
ers. One dollar per copy.
Don't miss the Eagles Dode Fisk
bail the 18th. Everything possible
will be done to give you delightful
season of music and dancing.
Floyd Steadman, of the Northwest
ern, is taking layoff and is visiting
at Beresford, S. D. Mr.. Zienske Of
Highmore is taking his place at the
depot.
Mrs. Finch, who was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. B. Andrews, was
called to her home at Brampton Sun
day evening by the illness Of her little
nephew.
Robert Mcintyre was able to I've out
again Monday after two weeks siege
with pneumonia. Oscar Rapp is
looking after the oil wagon during
his indisposition.
The city has installed two horse
Fairbanks gasoline engine for pump
ing water into the big tank. II would
help some in keeping water in the
tank in case of fire.
Mrs. q. D. Smith of Cogswell and
Mrs. Zillis of Columbia were the
guests of Mrs. j. B. Andrews on Fri
day, having come here to attend the
entertainment in the evening.
Mrs. John Dickerson of Putney
and Mrs. D. r. Jones of Doland have
been here the past week to see their
brother, G. w. Smell, Jr. Mrs. Smell
of Groton is in attendance at the bed
side of her son.
The B. A. A. had their monthly
club banquet last Tuesday night at
the Presbyterian parsonage. Some
of the lucky ones had partners while
the poor bachelors were left in the
cold. All reported good time.
The Eagles will give grand ball
and concert February 18th. 1t will
be swell affair. All who attend wi II
be expected to be properly attired.
The Cash Mercantile Company have
just received swell line of mems ties,
collars, shirts and fancy hose.
B. q. jackson, the Sabbath School
missionary, went to Baldwin, Steele
county, this week for ten days work
among the Presbyterians of that dis.
trict. Rev. E. P. Lawrence will go
to Enderlin on Monday where a two
weeks revival will take place.
Richard Fallon was taken from
Fort Yates to Bismarck last week,
and underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the hospital. He was
accompanied from Fort Yates by
Miss Brannen, who had been called
there in her capacity as trained
nurse.
Senator T. 81. Thatcher was in the
city Monday, coming direct from
Grafton where he was on the senate
committee to investigate the state
asylum for the feeble minded. Mrs.
Thatcher came up from Guelph that
evening and the couple had short
visit in Oakes, before the senator's
return to Bismarck.
Devils Lake Free Press: Editor
FAIRIES was in town again this week
attending to matters in the district
court, where he had suit against a
noted preacher. The case was settled
out of court and George is happy.
If we could say as much for the
preacher it would be done free OF
charge, but he can speak for himself.
DR.. Edwin Maercklein of Forman
and Drs. Ivan and Adolph Msercklein
oflWy yndmere, with their dogs, stopped
in the city Friday night while on
their way to Ashley where q family
reunion was to be held at the home
of Dr.. Frederick Maercklein. There
are six brothers of them and they all
expected to meet. They anticipated
"doggone" good time. The three
brothers visited with DR.. and Mrs
Boardman while in the city.
VIM. Drummond, c. E. Ware aud
Bert. Stevens returned Tuesday morn
:ng from Aberdeen where they attend
ed the big powwow of the Red Men.
Thirtv-five new members were initi-
, ated into White Cloud Tribe, which