The Oakes times., 1907-03-21

Miss Bernice Smell spent Sunday at
Aberdeen.
Miss Louie Phifer was up from Mil
nor over Sunday.
R. L. Hardy returned yesterday from
a business visit to Iowa.
Saul Friedman arrived home Monday
from his trip to Chicago.
Miss Margaret Kohnke of Hecla was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
E. H. Cornell, travelling freightagent
of the 500, was in the city last Thurs
day.
Tomorrow evening at the opera
house Damon's Musical Comedy
Company.
A new line of jewelry just received;
specially ordered for Easter presents.
E. A. Moe.
r. o. Smith has contracted to build a
residence on the lots south of where
C. A. Newton lives.
]. M. Henderson left Sunday morning
for Minor, being called by the serious
illness of his mother.
Now is the time to get your autos and
buggies painted. We do it right.
w. H. Marsh & Son.
E. Mayhem, the Forbes merchant,
was over Sunday to accompany his
wife and daughter home.
Mrs. AL. Brotherton, of Glendale, ar
rived Saturday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. c. A. Newton.
M. Keating and daughter arrived this
morning from Ipswich, S. D., where
they visited with relatives.
Tom LaClair came up from Groton
Monday night and has been spending a
few days among his friends.
Farm to rent five and half miles
south of Oakes. Well improved. Call
on w. A. McCulley Land Co.
DR.. B. E. Ryder returned last night
from Aberdeen, where he assisted DR..
Rock in seven operations yesterday.
The Star Land Company has pur-
chased a 22-horse power Buick auto and
is expecting its arrival most any day.
Editor Dorsey of Deer Creek, Mimi,
was in the city over Sunday being on
his way to Pierre, S. D., on business.
Forman News: Henry Jackson went
to Oakes Wednesday to accept posi-
tion as chamber-fnaid in livery barn.
Mrs. c. E. Brown, nee Alta Panne-
baker, left this morning for her home
at Mcleod after weeks visit with her
parents here. .
Thos. A. Haigh of Cogswell is in the
city this morning, being on his way
home from Minor, where he had job
Of surveying.
The district convention of the Odd
Fellows will be held in Glendale April
LIST. This is the meeting that was
postponed in February.
The season for house painting will
soon be here. If you are interested in
paints call and see us and we will in
terest you. A. ]. Young.
F. D. Shook arrived yesterday from
Waucoma, Iowa, and will be employed
the coming year by ]. c. Foot & Co.
as painter and paper hanger.
Operator Stevens of the 500 depot
enjoyed visit last week from his wife
and children Of Long Lake, MINI. They
left Saturday on the return trip.
j. B. Savey, of Cogswell, was oper-
ated on last Friday at the Ryder hos
pital.to give temporary relief from a
large colloid cancer of the liver.
; Frank Dillingham; and family left
last week for Monango and Glendale
on visit. Frank was thinking of
buying the pool room at Monango.
Mrs. A. B. Hicks and Mrs. j. E.
johnson went to Huron yesterday to at
tend the Lady Maccabees' Convention,
Of South Dakota, North Dakota and
Wyoming.
/ Mrs. S. Bergenthal went to Min
neapolis Friday and returned Tuesday,
accompanied by Mrs. Percy Wood, who
remained here for a days visit leaving
that night for Hankinson.
! Miss Matilda Gulbronson, who came
here to attend the wedding Of her
friend, Miss Guisness, left yesterday
morning on her return to Vining, MINI.
Enroute she will spend few days with
friends at Minor. - ,fsfs
Get few of our special Christmas
numbers and send east to friends. The
Times has many personal letters from
parties receiving copies and they all
speak well Of it. At this office 10 cents
each; by mail 16 cents copy.
]. c. Foot was surprised Sunday
when his old friend D. j. Rosebrook,
Of Waucoma, Iowa, walked in on him.
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