The Oakes times., 1907-03-21

M 1s 0eV0fHOu, Tue Ll6OOu con.
tractor. was in the city Thursday on
business.
Frank Van Middlesworth, Sr.. and
wife were business visitors from Full
lerton Tuesday night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Brooks,
Of the Senate Restaurant, on Monday,
March 1s, 1907, son.
When you want anything in the
drug line call 81 K and we will deliver
it to you. A. ]. Young.
Rev. F. H. Farrand and w. R.
Movius Of Lidgerwood were registered
at the Home Monday.
If you want any painting or paper
hanging done try De Moi & Abbot.
They guarantee their work.
The woman's club meets with Mrs.
McC Culley Tuesday. Roll call: Quota
tions from familiar authors.
Miss Mamie Grant arrived from
Minneapolis last week to accept the
position as trimmer in the C. M. C.
Mrs. Joseph Newton returned to her
home at Monango Friday after visit
Of a few days with the family of her
son.
Jap-a-Lac and Var-Lac are all you
lack to make furniture and floors ap-
pear new. For sale at Corner Hard
ware.
The Merricourt News says that Roy
Welch went to Oakes Wednesday
evening, where he will work during the
summer.
Quality-yes high quality there is
nothing better at any price in a pure
wholesome baking powder than Hunts
Perfect.
Try trading at Young's drug store
for awhile and see if you can find any
reasons for buying drug store goods
elsewhere. -
Work harness and harness repairs
are new lines added to my business.
New goods. Call and see them. Geo.
A. TuthilL
R. Thompson drove down from Berlin
with c. Z. Dow, where the latter was
visiting, and Wallace Dow accompanied
Mr.. Thompson back Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin has arrived
at her home in Elmira, New York.
Since leaving Cakes she has been
visiting her daughter in Fargo.
Damon's Colored Musical Comedy
Company will appear in Oakes, March
22nd. It is advertised as clear, whole
some, perfect and delightfully."- pleasing.
Place your order now with The Times
for copy Of the 1907 Session Laws.
You can get them as cheap here as by
sending to Bismarck. One dollar per
copy.
The doctors recommend our prescrip-
tion service to you because they know
that you will get exactly what they
want you to have. A. j. Young,
druggist.
The NJ. E. ladies' aid will meet with
Mrs. Slocum on next Wednesday after
noon, to make final arrangements for
the apron sale and supper to be held at
the C. M. C. hall March 29th.
/, John Anderson paid off the mortgage
on his farm yesterday. He claimed his
success is due to his using a Monitor
brill. o. "A. Olson of Glover and F. w.
Teichmann of Fullerton sell them.
Chas. Olson, who is with the North
Dakota Artesian Well Company, arrived
Thursday from Dickey, where he says
he got q nice flow Of water, and left
next day for Wahpeton to start on
another well.
j. P. Willet has moved his family
into the Dick Moore house in the Second
ward. He will go to Wishek about
April LIST, where he will build on his
claim, and get ready to move his family
there early in the spring.
4 q Il .
Fullerton Camp, M. w. A., announces
its annual ball for Friday evening, April
5th. The boys are planning a big time
and promise those who attend that they
will not 60 away disappointed. Dance
and banquet, s1.0o per couple.
L. p. Vincent, who was here last
week to attend the funeral Of his niece,
Miss Gertrude Mitchell, returned to his
home at Grand Forks Friday. Mr.. Vim
cent is conductor on the N. p, and has
been in the employ Of the company for
over thirty years.
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