The Oakes times., 1906-06-07
The landseekers are numerous these

days.
| You do not have to die to win. See
last page.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Quinn on Decoration Day.
Man or boy wanted to work in general
store. Inquire of Klein & Sutmar.
Rev. and Mrs. j. N. Loach of Sheldon
attended commencement exercises here
Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. E. Hyatt was operated on
Monday at the Boardman hospital, and
is recovering nicely.
c. w. Lauver, who helped out on
The Times for two weeks, left Friday
morning for Sioux City.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews will spend
her vacation in Minneapolis, Miss Ella
Payton at DeSoto, Iowa.
New shipment of Jap Lac just re-
ceived at Bush's Hardware. It makes
old furniture look like new.
Does the rain blow in under your
door? The Corner Hardware has some
thing new to prevent it.
The ladies aid of the Swedish Luther
an church will meet at the home of
Jens Nelson on Wednesday, June 18th.
Any teacher having nothing in view
for summer holidays will do we'll to
correspond with F. ]. Bell, Glover,
N. D. St.
Miss Christine Kohnke, of Hecla, at
tended the alumni meeting Friday even
ing and remained in the city until Sum
day.
Mrs. George FAIRIES has returned to
her home at Courtenay after being at
the hospital in Valley City for nine
weeks.
Albert Gruelke returned Saturday
from Jackson, Mimi, where he was
called to attend the funeral of his faith
er-in-law.
1t is reported that Rev. Watson has
resigned the position of missionary for
this district, and will move to Hudson,
Wisconsin, where he has accepted a
pastorate.
i Peter Hilmor had the misfortune
Saturday to break his leg just above
the ankle at the Anderson place near
Clement. DR.. Ryder was called to
dress the injured member.
H. D. LeDuc and wife left Thursday
for St. Cloud, Mimi, to attend the
Adventist camp meetings. They also
expected to visit in Minneapolis and
Saltwater before returning.
E. A. Moe, accompanied by Elme,
and Clarence Bell, drove to Newton last
Monday morning on business. Clarence
took the evening train for Forbes, where
he will work in creamery during the
summer.
D. T. Donovan and Miss Stella LIZ
Tourelle were married at Columbia
S. D., on May 28th. The groom is sor
of Mrs. ]. M. Donovan of Hecla ant
the bride is teacher, who came from
! Minnesota Lake, MINI.
Farmers Cooperative Creamery will
, have meeting on June 9th at 2 p. m
at Academy of Music. All farmers ar,
F requested to turn out. Mr.. Court O.
, the Minneapolis Creamery Package Co
will address the meeting.
y DR.. S. w. Teal left for Valley City
Monday as delegate of Oakes lodge te
attend the grand lodge II. o. o. F.
which convened there Tuesday. K. S
: Jensen, representing Ludden lodge
also went to Valley City Monday as {
; delegate.
Lloyd Kennedy celebrated his tentl
birthday anniversary yesterday after
noon at the home of his parents, ant
invited a number of his young friends
and a merry time was had. He wa
remembered by them with many nic'
little tokens of friendship.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday ant
organized for the ensuing year by elect
ing Mrs. Matte Boardman, president
$ Mrs. Bessie Mccartney, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Louise Barnes, secretar.
and treasurer. The club will take VI
n the study of England next season.
Forty-six new lock boxes were adde
r to the postoffice fixtures the past week
, It was only short time since eightee
:. were put in by the former postmaster
f but the demand had again exceeded tn
Y supply. BY the looks of things anothe
Y section will soon be needed. Oakes
growing.