The Oakes times., 1906-06-07

Try our Lilac cream for that chapped
face. A. ]. Young, druggist.
The Presbyterian ladies aid will meet
with Mrs. McCulley this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Newton spent
Sunday with relatives at Merricourt.
Mrs. Myrtle Vinkle and Harold went
to Lake Clitheral Tuesday for an out
ing.
The Catholic ladies aid will meet
with Mrs. Newton on Thursday, June
18th.
H. ]. johnson has beeu attending to
pressing business matters at Valley City
this week.
A. J. Bunker went to Wisconsin last
week and we are told will not return
alone. Good for Dell.
Mrs. E. S. Rogers of Frazee, Mimi,
is visiting with her daughter in this
city, Mrs. w. ]. Quinn.
Mrs. A. L. Clubine and Miss Taylor
arrived from Lisbon Tuesday for visit
with Mrs. ]. F. Sullivan.
Misses Emma Orn, Bessie Bong and
Bessie Ammon represented Oakes in
the spelling contest at Glendale Satur-
day. "a
E. H. Paulson of Sacred Heart,
Mimi, has accepted position as clerk
with Ramharter Bros. AL. Williams
has returned to Minor.
Miss Grace Ostrander, who has been
teaching school at Candy, Mimi, ar
rived in the city Tuesday, and will
spend the summer at home with her
parents.
Postmaster Bush wishes to announce
to the public that after next Sunday
the postoffice will be closed in the even
ing at eight o'clock. The change in the
arrival of trains necessitates this change.
Blood may make good paint but
would you not rather have your house
painted with something not quite so
suggestive of barbarism? Use Min
nesota linseed oil paint, for sale by
A. ]. Young.
c. S. Brown now owns the Schmuz
half section on the river bottom, hav-
ing traded one of his quarters near
Ludden to Geo. NEWMAN, who lately
bought the Schmuz farm for $4,000.
Newham got 81, 600 to boot.
Prof. j. w. McCord of Cogswell is in
the city this week soliciting member
, ship for branch of the National Pro-
, tective Legion soon to be organized in
| Oakes. He was joined this morning in
his canvass by Deputy Organizer
Granger.
! The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
, Coulter Monday evening June 11th at
, eight o'clock. This is a special meeting
, called for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the convention. All members
are urged to be present. M. A. Tyrrell,
secretary. ~
The most successful specialist in
l chronic and nervous diseases, DR..
Charest of Fargo, will visit professional.
ly Lisbon, Monday June 18, at the Hor.
ton Hotel; LaMoure, Tuesday p. m. and
Wednesday a. m. June 10 and 20 at the
Windsor Hotel. Tell him about you,
8 ailments. He can cure you. Consulta.
tion $1.00. ct
There are twelve members in the
graduating class of the Manual Train
ing School this year: Fine Arts: Mary
Adel Seton, Ruth and Alma Hukari;
Domestic Arts: Clara Elinor Rose;
General: Edgar Eugene Merrifeld,
Paul Frederick Stanton, Nina C. Baker,
Emily Compton Covert, Florence Alice
Cortrite, Mary Elizabeth Chesley,
Edith Adell Jones, Cordelia Kennedy.
Mesdames Filshie, McCullev and Wal
: ton and Otto c. Born attended the
!, exercises on Tuesday evening at Car
= negie Hall.
Peter Jensen has sold his farm near
/, the city limits to his neighbor, j. P.
Dahlbeck, the transfer being made
Monday. The consideration was S., ,00(
for the quarter section, and Mr.. Jen'
;, sen is to get part of the crop which
,, will bring the price to nearly s35 pei
acre. Peter intends to go back will
his family next fall to the old home il
Denmark where he migrated from il
!. June, 1882. He filed on the quartel
n section which he just sold in 1883. Hi
. many friends will be sorry that he ha
e decided to leave the country.
:. The alumni of the Oakes high schoo
gave reception and banquet at tn
. Vinkle on Friday evening to the Clas
of 1906. Fifty were present and afte
few social hours in the hotel parlor
tho,, ronairod To the dininor room uuher.