The Oakes times., 1907-03-28

get ready for springs work.
! Striking match to find gas leak is
as foolish as comparing cheap adul-
terated material with high grade guar
.2nteed paint like Bradley & vrooman's.
Sold by Fenton & Brown.
The public schools will adjourn to-
morrow for the regular Easter yaca-
jtion. Misses Andrews and Foster will
spend the week in Minneapolis and
Miss Tousley will go to Glendale.
Geo. Lingenfelter, wife and daughter
from Estherville, Iowa, will occupy the
new buildings on the Star Land Co.
farm adjoining town. Mrs. Lingenfel-
ter is sister Of Mrs. C. A. Malander.
( Now is the time to bring in your auto
mobiles to have them repaired and put
in shape for the roads. No expert
menting goes here. We do the work
right at the right price. P. j. Aasen.
A. ]. Holzer Of Sauk Center, Mimi,
arrived in the city Monday and has
taken charge Of the tin and repairing
department at Bush's hardware store.
Mrs. Holzer will join her husband in a
few days. i,4 .$ q
A travelling man, friend Of Jut
Bush, made him a present Of pair of
wading trousers with cork soles and
Jut has been trying to loan them
to some friend(?) since to see whether
or not the cork soles are joke.
Joseph Zitzelberger left yesterday
for Lisbon on business. He has moved
his family to Cakes from Lisbon and
will work for the w. A. McCulley
Land Company. The family occupies
the Peter Jensen house northwest of
the city,
The ladies' Of the Catholic church will
take up their aid meetings again for
the coming season. The first meeting
8 to be at Mrs. Pauline Boethling' new
residence next Thursday, April 4th.
A ten cent lunch will be served at five
O'Clock, to which all are cordially in
vited.
as "A. G.. Ramharter arrived home Sun
day afternoon from his winters So
journ in Southern California. He says
William Mills did not expect to be back
for two weeks yet. It is said it will
take Mills and Doc. Boardman about
that length of time to figure how to
get even with Fred Bittman for
sending such string of his funny car
toons. Gus looks as if he had seen
some sunshine.
Oakes BARRIERS have fallen into line
with the profession and beginning next
Monday win charge 35 cents for hair
cut; children under Is, Is cents. This is
the price set in all the larger cities of
the northwest. A large number Of the
cities Of this state have adopted the
change in the scale and the smaller
towns will soon follow. The BARRIERS
say that the increase of wages and
prices Of material necessitates the
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change.
DR.. La Grange, until lately pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Sandstone,
Minn., occupied the pulpit Of the
NJ. =. church last Sabbath morning and
evening. He is doing evangelistic work
in the Methodist church at the solicita-
ton Of Presiding Elder Danford. The
doctor is offered q pastorate in southern
Minnesota, but DR.. Brown, synodical
missionary Of the Presbyterian church,
hopes to keep him in this state. #
The Ferris Harness Company is the
name Of the new firm thatwill occupy the
remodeled building on the old Sullivan
corner, owned by H. J. johnson. p. H.
Ferris, an old and experienced harness.
maker, will have charge Of the business
land left Saturday for Minneapolis for q
new stock Of harness goods and furni-
ture. Mr.. Ferris is well known in the
city, having been in the employ o.
Nv. n. Lsckie % harnessmaker, and
| theyear past q travelling representative
| g the 3. J. johnson Land Company.