The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1908-07-30
CITY LOCAL

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For Sale-7x7x6 tent. Box 176, Cakes.
j. C. Foot returned yesterday from
his Iowa trip.
2.78 inches of water have fallen in
the past week.
E. A. Porter was visitor from
Verona Tuesday.
w. r. Foot and bride arrived in
Oakes this morning.
Wanted-A cook and dishwasher at
the New Haven hotel.
D. L. Koontz has moved into the
H. v. Hicks residence.
Ira Denning returned Saturday from
visit with Fargo friends.
Geo. P. johnson of Fullerton made a
business trip to Oakes Wednesday.
Balance of my stock of 94-inch horse
covers at $1.00 and s1.25 per pair. Geo.
A. Tuthill.
Horace Haldeman was over from
Forbes and visite at the Glover home
over Sunday.
Ole Harris returned from Cogswell
yesterday where he has been looking
after mason work.
Mrs. Fred Smell, nee Edna Locke,
arrived Tuesday night from Groton for
a visit with her parents.
S. D. Adams and family were visitors
from Lisbon Tuesday, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Mccartney.
Mrs. Carlson and son returned to
Lehr yesterday, after visiting a few
days with Mrs. R. E. Vessel.
Mrs. A. G. Boardman and children
arrived Thursday from Casselton and
are visiting with Grandpa" Boardman.
Rev. R. T. Fulton will attend the
state meeting of the Christian Endeavor
which convenes at Valley City August
4th.
Miss Selma and Hilda Gilman will
leave in the morning for Wadena,
Minn., for visit at the old home. They
expect to be away about two months.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Brown last Friday but the little
one did not live. The mothers life was
despaired of for few days, but she is
now convalescing fast.
Mrs. Ida Waterman and daughter,
Dana, will leave tomorrow for Aberdeen
and will visit there and at other points
in South Dakota before proceeding tc
their home in Montana.
Splendid rains the past week. A
genuine soaker came down Friday
night and another good shower came
Sunday night. Lots of moisture to
thoroughly mature the crop.
Best prairie farm land in North Da
kota and free homesteads adjoining
See the Western Land Securities Co.!
representative, w. A. Pannebaker ant
ask for plats and all information.
John Olson and Tom Gronbeck ar,
having all kinds of time in breaking
a brace of bronchos. Between running
into other rigs and breaking buggie
they are getting some strenuous diver.
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Conant and tw,
children of Benedict, Neb., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hubbard at Ludden
The two families were in Oakes Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Smith.
FOR SALE-One Universal heater,
one Monarch range, one iron bedstead
two mattresses and springs, two com
modes, one gasoline lamp, one large
show window curtain good as new, on.
10-bbl. water tank, etc. o. P. EN-
mons.
Ralph Rowe, was kicked violently or
the mouth by horse last evening, ant
as result the family has given VI
going east on a visit. The little bo,
was taken to the hospital this morning
His jaw was broken and several of hi
teeth knocked out.
S. H. Dyer came up from Brittol
Monday and he and his brother, j. A.
have been negotiating for the Younl
and Bishop lots on main street, and i
the deal goes through another fifty
foot block of two stories will 60 in i
fill the gap on the south side made b,
the fire of last fall.