The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-09-05
New six-room house must be sold.
A. G.. Ramharter.

New six-room house must be sold.
A. G. Ramharter.
J. P. Willett returned to Wishek Sat-
urday after few weeks visit in Oakes.
He said he might return and help
through the threshing season.
H. S. Hopping, advance agent of the
Eiler shows, was in the city yester-
day making arrangements for the show
to appear here on Sept. 18th.
Kermit Roosevelt is hunting chickens
at Sand Lake, south of Oakes. The
young man is with Alex. C. johnson,
of the North Western road.
A fire alarm was turned in Saturday
evening, but it was found to be only a
pan of sugar that has caught fire in the
rooms over the lesson store.
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder and
Extracts are pure; always the same,
the same careful composition, the same
pure ingredients, the same satisfactory
results.
Prof. w. C. Slater arrived from
Valley City Friday where he has been
conducting classes in the summer school
of the state normal school for the past
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Chamberlin COM
pleted their visit with relatives at
Elbow Lake and Glenwood, Mimi, and
last Sunday left St. Paul for Spokane,
WASH, their new home.
Judge Fay was over from Glendale
the first two days of the week. The
judge has not been feeling we'll of late,
and has failed so much in flesh that his
clothes are too large for him.
| Board and room is furnished students
at the Minneapolis Business College, as
low as $2.75 per week. Splendid op-
portunities to work for same. Write
Rugg & Boyce, 300 Central Ave-, for
particulars.
Henry Gunderson, who has been en-
ployed the past three months in the
jewelry store of E. A. Moe, left Sat-
urday morning for Candy, Minn., to
accept similar position with a
jeweler there.
Mrs. S. S. Porter and children ar
rived in the city Friday from Hankin-
son, where they had been visiting and
stopped for the day with Mrs. Tillie
Nelson, before proceeding to their
home in Verona.
The Catholics are having a big cele-
bration at the church today. Bishop
Stanley arrived yesterday, as we'll as a
number of Catholic priests from the
surrounding towns. The bishop will
confirm large class, and will dedicate
the church, this forenoon. The attend
ance promises to be good.
j. F. Nusbaum, day operator at the
500 depot, has opened school of teleg-
raphy in the upper rooms of the Ken
nedy block. Mr.. Nusbaum has had
sixteen years. experience as operator
and for some years has been conduct
ing school at Salem, S. D. A spec
ial wire has been run from the 500 de-
pot to the rooms and pupils can learn
from actual experience.
Mrs. G. M. Lowell was in the city
last Friday and Saturday conducting
teachers examination. Mrs. Lowell
is very thorough and efficient super
intendent and the county could not do
better next year than return her to the
same position. She is hard worker,
good organizer and has the interest
of the schools at heart. Mr.. Lowell and
Herbert VanMeter drove over from
Glendale Saturday and accompanied
Mrs. Lowell home.
Fullerton Farmer: Land Man Nc
Culley of Oakes accompanied by Geo.
Baldwin Jr. and Father Baker, were
in the city Monday. Father Baker
was looking up the proposition of
building Catholic church in Fullerton.
All Catholics and others who are inter-
ested in seeing Catholic church built
here should lend their assistance to
Father Baker and with little en-
couragement we believe Fullerton can
have another church.
Mrs. Fred Glover entertained at her
pleasant rural home on Friday after
noon in honor of her mother and sister,
Mrs. Haldeman and daughter Grace,
from st. Paul. Quite a number Of
Oakes ladies were present. Miss Beth
Covert received Q handsome china cup
and saucer for showing the most skill
in making hat from tissue paper and
Mrs. Filshie showed that she was best
posted in nursery rhymes and was
given glass bonbon dish. A very
delicious luncheon was served.
| The editor had the pleasure of a
thirty-mile ride last Friday evening
with DR.. Ryder in his automobile. The