Oakes Republican., 1905-05-19
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. f. Armstrong May II, 1905.
Riding cultivators fully guaranteed
eighteen dollars cash at Perkins &
Tuthilrs.
Why suffer with spring tiredness,
mean, cross feeling, no strength, no ap-
petite? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will make you well and keep you well.
IS cents. Tea or Tablets. A. j. Young.
When State Supt. Stockwell was here
last week he recommended that another
grade be added to the curriculum of our
school and that application be made for
place among the first class high schools
of the state. This school is now rated
in the second class, and will receive
$500 as aid from the state the ensuing
year.
The Oakes Milling Company has put
in an electrical machine for the whit
ening and cleansing of flour. It is said
the machine has great healing proper
ties that human ills will give way to
its electrical treatment-andt that Man
ager Waltonis considering the establish
ment Of a sanitarium in connection.
Why should the MANNED not walk
straight, the blind not see, the deaf not
hear, the afflicted not rejoice? The
healing properties may be in the flour
too.
w. M. Austin and son j. M. Austin
of Glendale were in the city the first of
the week on their way to Forman, where
they were cited to appear in district
court to show cause why the two young
children Of the late Mrs. Kate Austin
Angel should not be turned over to the
father, Clark Angel. The children
have been living with the grandfather
and uncle since the death of their
mother, and they wanted to retain them,
but the father DEGREES otherwise. At
torney Porter of Fullerton was counsel
for defendants.
The Women's Relief Corps gave are
ception on Tuesday evening to Mrs.
A. A. Middaugh and Miss Ora, who
will leave in few days to spend the
summer in Minnesota and Iowa. The
reception was given in the pleasant
parlors of DR.. and Mrs. M. o. Hunter,
where the party kept things going
merrily till well past midnight. Two
tsilver spoons were presented the ladies'
as token Of friendship and esteem.
Mrs. Middaugh and daughter will visit
their daughter and sister, Mrs. j. B.
Arp at jackson, Mimi, and will then
go to Spirit Lake and Estherville, Iowa.
| The Ramharter Grocery was very
busy place Saturday afternoon. The
demonstration put on by the National
Biscuit Company and Heinz Preserving
Company was winner and the store
was crowded all the afternoon, where the
products of these vast manufacturing
concerns were served with Revere cof-
fee free to the. visitors. H. R. Cramer
of the National Biscuit Company and
III. j. Letford, who loves to talk of the
t57 Varieties were in charge of the
exhibit, and by their courtesy and treat
ment won friends for these two stan
dard makes Of goods. The companies
are advertising extensively in this way
this season.
/ Ed. Andrews, the popular operatic
comedian, who will appear here May "a,
in his new musical comedy ''Birds Of a
Feather,' is meeting with unusual
success this season in this new piece.
Those who have seen it pronounce it
the best in which he has ever appeared.
The splendid company accompanying
him enables him to produce musical
features seldom heard in musical COM
edy. The piece itself is unusually fun
ny, with the most laughable situations
and an exceptionally cleverplot, it being
a combination of grand and comic opera
and farce comedy so cleverly con-
structed that it keeps an audience con-
vulsed with laughter and at the same
time charmed by the delightful music.
"It is my intention, said Mr.. Apdrews,
1'to give to long suffering public a
legitimate comedy that is really funny,
"a comedy with plot and singers who
can sing" and judging from the words
Of praise preceding the attraction he
has succeeded admirably.
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