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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-29

WANTED-1O hundred pound horse.
Apply Western Union Telegraph
office ct
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-29

FOR RENT-Five room cottage ]
block from Wenatchee Department,
store. c-3-28.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-29
THE ADDRESS OF JUDGE BURKE.

THE ADDRESS OF JUDGE BURKE.
The address of Judge Burke at the
rooms of the Commercial Club last
night was one of the most interest
ing and instructive talks along the
lines of civic progress that has been
listened to in this city for a long
time.
The words spoken by him were not
the talk of one who desires to fill
space, but every one who heard the
address could not but be impressed
with the fact that the words spoken
came from zone who knows and
knows that he knows" whereof he
speaks.
The outline of his address is given
in another column of this newspaper.
The statements made therein come
from one who is himself maker of
eras, and builder of cities. 1t is the
wisdom of one who has been in a DO
sition to know whereof he speaks.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-29

OLYMPIA, March 2S.-Samuel
Lancaster, consulting engineer of the
highways bureau of the federal de-
partment of agriculture, will accom-
pany Gov. Mead and the board of con-
troll on its tour of the state next
month, and will hold good roads
meetings in the various cities and
towns visited. He goes as the guest
OF the state. State Highway Com
missioner is now arranging by tele-
graph for the meetings.
The purpose of the trip Of the
state officials is to visit the various
state institutions as required by law,
to visit also the educational institu-
tions, the new building operations
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-29

FRANK CULP, NJ. D., A. T. Kaupp,
M. D. Office over First National
Bank.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-29
UNION DYE WORKS, cleaning and
dyeing, Farmers Phone 1851.

FOR SALE-Good spraying machine
with pump, tank and hose. Farm
ers Phone GIL.
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DIR. KING, Office over Wenatchee
Furniture Co. Farmers phone 9S1.
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WE PAY II cts ID for good fat hens
and spring chickens delivered at
market. Little & Wetsel.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

E. GAUNTT, carpenter and builder.
Plans and estimates furnished. 125
Methow street.
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HI. w. RUSSELL for paper hanging
No. % Wenatchee avenue N.
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WANTED-By lady, housekeeping
Address c. World Office. c-3-3O
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-29

SEEDS-Fresh flower and garden
seeds at Wells and Morris.
PAINTING and tinting of all kinds
done by H. w. Russell.
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2 LOTS ,5Ox12O east front. Near In
$4,000. David Keith.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer
 Greatest Blood Purifier Free

Ii yoar blood k impure. thin. dis eased, hot or fuH of humars. f yaa have blood poison. cancer, carbuncIes. eating sores. scrofula. eczema. itch ing. risiHgs and bumps, scabby. pimplg skin, b9ne pains, catarTh. raeuaa- tiSm, or any blood or s6lu disease take Botanic Blood Ba n E. B. B. >9af4 aIi sores hea.. aches and pains stop
 aHa tle blaaa i> made pure aH3 rlesI. Druggists or by express. Sl per large bottle. sample fHae Hy writing R.adE Fam ta-. Atlanta, eia E. E. E. k especially advised fa1 r5-rsll. IeeH ~eate1 cases H~ e=.re> ate-r
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
CONGRESSIONAL e0HNITTff
 T0 WIFI.

I.1-e tll--A -A--e.4 laaF-e~ chairman
 aea eH=5.r executive =.afi- .zzif ,e t.r fae ftt-t tHe-,= Ilaa# District.
 a> s==ae#. t =s# taaa #Herf##= tf=
 t#a ,# ae Eed iH NsHre= z3 .4 -laat November HHl af-le r4l fleelH ri. Il fif1a r -1lt4 be congressional primary
 lll@ As#He.i 1#sataI#afe= =al5I s.e | f E meeting 4 t=e committee and lt k presumed tLat each and every I4aH- Hrr AAere#t @l#taaar # primary iHut k wiaI the people want and W lat fHe people demand zFIe day If the uam- mating convention with it~ tricks and trades. las passed away and ION tAe people, hy their eWu direct votes de- eide Who SAaH HH tHe offices f9rtu- nateiY this is becoming true all over the south, and the people have 4itt confidence Iii auE candidate who re- fuses 10 allow the voters to pass upon his Illness and availability for office. Hence II may ie assumed tLau pri- mary election will be held
 \ good time 10 hold the congress sional primary would be al the same time tAe primary is held fir nomiuat- Ing state and county officers.
 Above fromthe Helena World voices our sentiments. The primary election F#au k abused. sometimes r is true. but even at its worst it is better chan Inc best of fcanveHti3nS. so far as y0ic- iag ar getting Il the true sentiment and choice of the people k concerned. Ihls l. so plainly evident that the people have almost become 70 think even the legislature nothing more than convention and have taken the electian of an United states sen- ator out of i1s hands. and the senator is now elected by popular vote in primary election.
 The suggestion that the congress sioual primary should be he'd at the same time as the primary for state and county officials is also very timely. as il will thus save that much expense.
 Give Us congressional primary by all means.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
i UhA

HNHE TINES = authorized ta srnHaz..se.
 A '. ROBERT BRITAIN. at fHaa.- Ia" hehtp, rs s canTilaafe far Assessor ef -t. ffsueIs county. subject #tc Inc acton = .he 4femastafle H1mafg ta oe ned March -zHs.~ rT'hE TiNFs Is euthaf zed fa auneun--e= 3} l. | >lel ss ca u0t cate Tor A--e--ar ot - kfshGas t0aHtf. tutE Esrf To The safIafyl oi be Deuacrsl4c Primary Election ta re held oa Marsu 1a~
 1NHk IlNE> }t autnur51rd t8 aun0auce NR Il l. EBLiS, of I.+AnguITe t0eu-hsr as A ch huo4uatt for eesessor Df ~t Francis cas5ftK subgeci to the action af tne Bemuerat5r FtI. mary Election 10 be hela eu fl zrc1 =. l.sfs- rINHE TINKS ls surhor.z4d ta spDaunc. wE.
 Il JOHN Nj HALL. 6f GtiKgs tcs ID. |. candidate for assessor of VI. Francs Duun- tAs sUigect 70 the action of fbe beIuopra tIc Primary Election to be held March - lar-
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

The withdrawal af roar ,arq5as maHeF from . solvent bank ald te4f5- ing it q home displays woefel taek Of wisdom. besides | is Hab.e 70 5e l0st burned or stolen IL is thus taken out q circulation and the pres eHt financial crisis is simply 1ack of currency in circulation to do the im- meuse volume Of business of tie country. Pat a the money in the banks that yoa eaH spare. increase the volume et circulating currency al you can. and there will soon be 10 financial stringency.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

The financial situation said the Commercial Appeal of November 3ri. is tEe m9>t important question be- fare fie country today E. i> worth attention. not only because cf is ef- fleets bat a4>a on account ef tEe way it i> being handled ty the banks and taken by the people. Both are acting in manner worthy of commendatioH and the precautions of the duaucia. institutions are serving to maintain the excellent couSeryatism of the peo- pie. This conservatism k what is needed. for, with |. everything that looks ike crisis can be safely weath- cred T the people continue couserY- atise ard don't lose their heads t can Ue only question of d short time ere there Is a return to the ordinary ran of financial affairs.
 Locally there are very able men at- tending 10 the situation. A our banks wish to do Is To protect the general credit Of this portion of the country and remain prepared to fuf- nish the means for gathering and nov ing the great crops that bring wealth and prosperity to this section. The pinch in New York is about over ac- cording To the reports from there. That city is the great money center. Upsettirg its finance necessarily eaHs- ed bankers throughout the country 10 take measures fer the most ecoHomi- cal use Of the cash within their re- i spective territories These measures our financial institutions have taken and the outlook is the brighter by reason Of the act.
 There is jast as much money here now IS ever Indeed there is I plenty and may6e some to spare, as long as t i, iudieiously distributed, and as Ills distribution is being made along the wtse lines that VII protect the great crops Of cotton and tobacco. lumber and minerals, aii of which are noa on their way 10 market for the express purpose 0f bringing money aHd still more money within the j8Fisdie- tion Of these banks. il is safe To say that in yery short time the pres ent apparent striugency ~ill Be re. duced toa recollection anl8.
 IHe surrounding territory las reason 70 haid tHe banks af this city iu highest confidence. AT that is necessary to look with se- reHity upon fHaGeial apheatals in tGe East Is | continuance of tHi, conf denee.
 And tai, .s .ust as trae today 4s f was tn0 weeks ae5 and 0il5te 5ast as applicable to fhe situation Hext week and the week after aHd r. aii time to come.eyen tn tae next panic. should another ever pass over this great country Confidence is just d. fatal to the lie q a financial panic a. s-rgehuiHe k to human. With a splendid crop iu The fields CT IT tEe barns and pens and with the milfs #a.l running. the factories with more orders than they can hi, and with commerce al the height of al un- usually busy, prosperous and promis- ing season, hard times are impossible if the people will continue to have confidence
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
fok ukCTm cLEEk

rT'HE TIMES is authorized teannonnce NR Il M W. SEABDkS 0f gad4.8n Taa H- ebip. as < candidate f8f Circuit e8ers Of ~r Francis County. rubjeej t9 the action If tbe geneer8tle Primary Election t8 be bed oH March -, i4>
 THE TIMES isaufbaH5zed 10 announce NR Il fENkER HOUSE of Har- SOD township. as a candidate for Inc cftHae Gf Circuit iefk of st FrsBcjs Gpuuty. subject f0 The acton Of the Democratic Pgmary Lee top . be heIa e March = Isn.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

Attorney General Kirby seems bent upon initiating the Jeff Davis meth cd of campaigning But Jeh stands in a class al by himself. and Nr. Kirby k not even a good imitatar. ex- eept in the matter If drawing tle salary he Is not earning, just a> 1r8 does, and spending his time which be- longs to the people who are paying the salary, just as Jeff does. in etern- ally rgnning for some other office.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
FOR ThEA<J Flt.

rIsHT TINES ssnthar3zea ta announce xp
 E 1kEHI- cf Ned5san TeaH.h#f5 -. cAudfcate for Tres sHret of ~t Frsfei. County. tnt Hect ta tH# acton of fhts f8s rr..s- cratic Primary Eleeiioa fa ee he3a aB March =. Iss
 TIRE TINES ls authorized fa aHra#Hce
 FE0f GE0 |. JAt k~9N af &aa#-aff toWnse F. a= $ c45H+4f4att- fof frtasH.fef 5I s, ffsaess tYantY. saa.eat ip The aet#5r at tHe HemourafIc Primary eteefs4a ig frs- ne#4 .f. Aar.h las.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

The merchants of Forrest City are enjoying inc trade. Every store in town that k advertised in the local papers is crowded To it's utmost ca pacity to wait upon eager buyers. nearly every day. This don't leok much like hard times and yerifes the assertion that the money striugency is largely case of just as bad as We make il, no worse Have little confidence and don't talk about hard times. Cheer up.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

The banks of Forrest City are as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar. and have managed this freak of financial frenzy in a manner which Las won the admiration and eonddencea If every person in the county and elsewhere. who has given the matter a moment $ thnurhf
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

Mud singing Will#re Hiu tHczr- ernor .s ut-ce iUztte present ea75. psfzr.. Jed I}4vt~ ~as tine gHT man [. at could tuH everything 6fth1t kind n- to Yates fer himself and aa -Ha imitater> aiH profit bf m, exam
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
4 Remedy Mithontar Ennal

Try YQcatan Chill Tonic. sure cure for colds, laerippe and rheuma- ti>m. Ni4scure 1aa. acceptable J9the most delicate person. results are posi- live and gau fee better after taking Hhe au>e. Price 5fe. \ free sample J. ]. ]. ~.u.eE,. IEuE Stn.e.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

Governor John Aater smith. a nephew If Nrs N. T. Dryden. If tE.i, city. has recently been elected Eai- ted States Senator from Maryland. and bg the handsome majority of 25,eoo Of ;he popular vote. We ex- tend congratulations and felicitations
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
FOR O.. MY oIFRk

I'BR TINES Is authariz@8 10 snnaasce Il CAPT T. |. NFEAI& af NHaz@.a ' 4Et saip CT candidate for ro-eIe.tlsn ts fhe office of CCunfY and Probate GHerE Of ~t Francs County, sut1eet to fhr scf4.u af fne Democratic Primary Election To te he'd Dn March -- f.Ns
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
\otice

IaHl.#tH a4E e-rserr.
 i~ a IHtf#5 IJr Sfe4t lf-FHF a8a # #e#fa l5.8= I'E= H1rfef has Lad wears tzUet.-l-z=- at-s .0 .t. z!.--z->E -At.ze -@4=s shown Hiu si He a#Htec.5 c.5te5.
 *er} tru E.A I.oNs.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
Wanted \ cargo of confidence.

If you've got any money put it iu the banks where it 8i.. be safe and do the most good Idle money ls u5 6eu- cit to au3 8ue.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
FOR EoTNTY HIDE

THE TINES is sufhnrizea 70 announce Il MR l.. A kOLfE as canaIdste Tor the once of County and Probate Judge of ST Francis County. subject tn the acfiDu af tbe Democratic Primary Election to be held on March - 1s.E
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
FOR SHFRTFF

rNHE TIMES Is authorized te announce | MR W r. WILLIAMS ss candidate for reelection 70 he office of >heF#f and Col Iecinr of >t Francis Ceuuty. subject ta toe sctlon Cf the Demncraflc Primary election fa be held March = I8-
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
FOX MAE~HA

HE TIAR~ Is authorized t6 auuo8uce HR
 JOHN DAVIS ze a ca candldate for Te- election t9 the aiflee of fuar-Hai Uf he cffy of Forrest Gily subject 10 the aetIou of tht cIts primary election
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
For Chills, Fever and Malaria

Try YHeatan Chill Tonic: it cures 10 stay cured. Insist on having il. Get the genuine. Price 50c. X free sample at J. T. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
For Bad Breath and Sour Stomael

Try Carlstedt's German Liver Pow der; removes the cause instantly 4 cure guaranteed. Price 25c. A free sample al J. T. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
FoR EkPKEsENTATINR.

THE TINES Is Authorfzsa ta announce HON. J ". MOORE. ef BAekd.b tdW r- ship. & candidate for re-eiecfIun ta the lower bouse 0f The General Assefr HIF of Arsaukss. sutt teet 10 the action Of the Demo cratic Primary election to be he 10 March -. las.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

FT'HE TINES 5s author ze8 f1 anuauuce l Judge J Fl Xiueyarar af PbfHfp- e4aH- ty.ss s candidate for PrsseeuttuK AtturneF for the Fir-s Judicial Circuit subject fH z he sciion nf the Democratic Primary f1 ae beI5 harrh - 1aa<
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
farneH' | ni0n.

The Farmers Educational and Co., operative Gniaa sh7ali be encouraged and sustained hx every well wi>hef at the farmers. as r stands fer wha- is name indicates s-eiae2tlaa and e. operation: he education 6f farmers
 as ciass ty cooperation. one wItL
 another. into 8 know edge af haw l.
 farm and market pE7auae ia basi-
 ne>s way % business principles and
 attain - that degree af prosperity
 that vii enable each one to le useful
 and influential for god as a benia- cieut Creator designed they should be
 There nay be some members Wba mi>anderstaud the principles of tHe order and when given the opportunity. ! promul gate auarchiStic and soclalistic i theories. bat when such theories are
 embodied in resolutions. much to the credit of the good sense Of its mem bership. they are always voted down.
 No member is ever permitted to
 use the order to gratify his individual spleen and prejudice and sharity to-
 ward al and malice toward none is
 inculcated as one Of the cardinal
 principles of the organization-Da daaelle Dispatch.
 There is being quite god deal of
 talk among the shefitfs of some of the counties of the state about the
 enforcement of the Anti-Cigarette law which was enacted by the last
 Legislature. aud which goes into effect January Ist Isos such laws are usually enforced rigidly fer a few days CT weeks. and then in half- hearted way far spell and finally l become dead letter and burden upon the statute books. Ne are op- . posed - a sumptHary #etS far that and various ether reasons. We do aot 1 approve of the habit ot smoking cigar cites though we smoke them aar- i selves = some extent. and especia Iy l do We arge young boys ard aH del cate persons ta avoid them. beeaasg there is no doubt that they are Ysry injurious to the luHgs and throat i especially, and in some cases effect
 the brain. Besides tLey Lave very i dlsagreeable aroma. and are offensive l te most every person except the 5Ht 
 @aa k smoking THe b3Fs vi haet
 good chance . qait uoB. and IL men must either quit CT lay ia d good stock af tle masiugs before Jsfaars ] lst. las.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

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The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22
AH 4 OUHGEKE IS
roE fao.EeUILNs ArIoaNET

TN3E TiME> fs Hfharfz-s5 fa sussfs15r ae The Il Hon y NHIau-. nf -f. 2 Frsue-. esouutY. O. g sna 5dsfe for pFpseslttaE A r- rorney for fhe F4rsf JHdsclai ttrrar oI Ars- snsas. subject ta ate sefann af fHe Democrat ic Primarv e. ue 5eEd March -- IH>
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
Grocery Firm Sells Out.

ID y
The Hicks Grocery Company has
disposed of its stock of goods and busi-
ness to RIO. Smith Of Ludden. The
ownership Of the stock by H. v. Hicks
& Son will terminate with this week,
and Mr.. Smith will be given possession
Monday morning.
Mr.. Hicks and son, Burton, started
in small notion store across the street
about eight years ago and met with
such excellent success that they moved
to larger quarters in their present loca-
tion in 1903.
Mr.. Hicks says the work had become
too arduous for, one Of his years and he
is glad to let the burden pass to
younger shoulders. Burton Hicks and
H. p. Hyatt will continue with the new
management for awhile. a.S
Mr.. Smith is at Ludden these days
and willisoon move his family. He is
building q $2,5OO residence on south
Fourth street. The family is one 81
the pioneer and respected families Of
the county. and Oakes people are
pleased that it has decided to make it's
home in; this city.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of the qualified elec-
tors of the city of Cakes is called for
tomorrow (Friday) evening at eight
O'Clock at the engine house for the
purpose of placing in nomination, one
mayor, one treasurer and one city
justice. Electors from the different
wards will at the same meeting nomin-
ate candidates for aldermen, all to be
voted for at the annual city election
next Monday, April LIST.
By Order of~Mayor.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
Township Elections.
ELDEN

Supervisor, John Cent?; clerk, VIM
Townsend; assessor. John Trainor;
j E D Brown; road overseers, north
half, Chas Hanson; south half, Emil
Dathe; poundmaster, John Byer.
VAN METER.
Supervisor, VIM St Ores; clerk, J H
treasurer, S S Dickinson; road over,
seers, No 1, VIM Hohlwegler, No 2,
Michael Schmierer, No 3, c H Perry,
No 4, Emil Lematti.
WRIGHT
Supervisors, 8 years, Anton Barsten;
clerk, j. G. Nelson; treasurer, NJ. G..
Mattson; assessor, j. H. jacobson;
justice, C. L. Nelson; constables, j. H
jacobson, Anton Barsten; overseers,
M. G.. Mattson, j. A. Arndt.
KENTNER.
/ Supervisors, 3 years, Robert Krause;
clerk, VIM. Wentzel; treasurer, w. E..
Harris; assessor, Jos. Blum er;
justices, H. ]. Odell, Andrew Babcock;
constable, Hans Anderson; road over
seers, district No. 1, Robt. Krause, No.
|2, Hans Johansen, No. 3, H. j. Odell,
No. a, Chris. Wentzel.
CLEMENT.
Supervisor = Swan johnson, fo,
three years; clerk, liver johnson;
assessor, liver Olson; justice of the
peace, VIM. lehman; constable, Toris
Swanson; poundmaster, Matt Pfeifer
road overseers, Toris Swanson, P. E.
Peterson, Chas Holm, Swan johnson
Peter Gemar, .L..W Beckwith.
PORT EMMA.
Supervisors, J. c. Craft, S. Waite
Stanley Baker; clerk, F. A. Denison
treasurer, C. B. Denison; assessor,
Geo. Rowen; justice of the peace,
]. D. Root; road overseers, Johl
Jones, district No. l., G.. B. Denison
district No. 2, Geo. NEWMAN, distric
No. 3, F. H. Courtney, district No. 4.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
Automobile Notes.

The Oakes Garage is about the
busiest and most popular place in the
city these days. The beautiful weather
of the past week has been an incentive
for the owners of chug wagons to get
busy and they have been making the
most of it.
The fine % horse power Buick of the
Star Land Company arrived Thursday
and Dick Middaugh has it broken to
eat out Of his hand. All of his
friends have had merry ride. Dick
even led McCulley's bull dog a hot
chase. The dog has been used to can
tering along behind his masters
machine-but made sad mistake when
he tackled Dick and his dogship hash t
been able to wiggle since Sunday.
H. J. Johnson traded his new Nit
chell to W. D. Huffman for his Frank
lin, and the latter is now the property
of E. ]. Walton.
G. w. Becker is running handsome
Northern car this season-2O horse
power.
Fred Glover will run fine locomobile
this season. Fred seems to like new
car about once year.
There are fifteen autos now in OF
around Oakes-and more on the way.
Some of our business men have the
symptoms and before the season is well
opened will be running cars of their
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
New Patients at Hospital.

Mrs. Richard McCarten was operated
on Monday at the Oakes hospital.
Sol Waest, of Ludden, arrived Friday
and is taking treatment.
Mrs. Jacob Muffle, of Straubville,
who was operated on last week. is i'm
proving nicely. Mrs. Lutz, also of
Straubville, is being treated at the
hospital.
Miss Mollie Mahoney is able to be
out again after a siege of sickness.
NJ. c. Sommers returned Monday tc
his home at Veblen, after a successful
operation.
T Mrs. Ed. Gildner of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
was operated on Sunday morning ano
is getting along nicely.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
cogswell Man Dead.

]. B. Savey, who was brought here
from Cogswell and operated on two
weeks ago at the Ryder hospital, for
cancer of the liver, died Tuesday night.
His son drove over yesterday and the
remains were shipped to Cogswell on
last evenings train. Deceased was on
the old Stanley farm and was about
forty-seven years of age.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
Treasurer Tee WEEDS.

Hans Lee and Miss Julia Foss were
married at Granite Falls, MINI, Satur-
day, March 23rd, at the home of the
brides brother, Iver Holman. !, The
popular county treasurer arrived. in
Glendale with his bride Monday and
they are now receiving the congratula-
tions of friends. Miss Foss is sister
of his late wife and has been house
keeper for the family for many years.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-03-28
Baby Son Taken.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Newton suffered
the loss of their infant son, Richard
James, which passed away from pneu-
monia on Monday night. The father
took the remains to Glendale Tuesday
and laid them beside the baby brother
whose life was also cut short about
three years ago.. Mrs. P. Whelan, OF
Glendale, is still in Cakes with her
daughter. IT