The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1908-09-17
CITY LOCAL


for Austin, Minn., where she had the
offer of a position as bookkeeper.
Mrs. A. R. Wright, who has been ill
since Saturday with bronchial pneu-
monia, is some better at this writing.
F. R. Scott and wife returned to
Fargo last week after visit with the
formers uncle, J.. D. Scott and family.
Mrs. S. L. Harris and her grand
daughter, Margaret Boyd, left Tuesday
night for Minneapolis on a business
visit. .......-.. .
DR.. B. E. Ryder moved yesterday
into the Harris residence, at the corner
Of Union and Fourth, which he recently
purchased.
Before shipping your grain ask the
John Miller Co. at Minneapolis or
Duluth, which is the best market to
ship to.
1 Mrs. L. w. Beckwith and two
youngest children left yesterday for
Dubuque, Iowa, tovisit a sister, she has
not seen in five years.. a,
c. C. Olthoff and his engineer, E. M.
Shattow, went to Aberdeen Monday
and returned yesterday with new
Russell threshing engine.
!. Mrs. c. A.. Malander returned
Sunday morning from her Iowa visit.
Mabel has been keeping house for her
/ father the past week or two. 49, l.
Man and wife desires to work and
keep house for farmer by year. Rec
Concentrations furnished If necessary.
y. d. Mcdowell, Oakes, N. D. 1923;
Mrs. C. W.. Fairchild, nee Kittie
i Nichols, and little daughter arrived
Saturday morning for visit with her
uncle and other relatives and friends in
the city. s.et 80
Miss O'Connor, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. H. Ferber, left yes
terday morning for her home in St.
Paul. Warren Ferber acc ompanied
his aunt for short visit.
Mrs. Craft and son J. c.. Of Port
/ Emma and their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fanson, who are here on a
visit from Assumption, ILL.,, were Wis
itors in Oakes last Friday.
\ ]. P. Jones visited with his brother,
j. w. Jones at Glover, while on his
way home to Emmetsburg, Iowa, from
the northwestern part of this state
where he proved up last month on a
good homestead. He left from here
Tuesday.
Rev. Samuelson was a welcome
visitor at the high school Monday
morning. He gave good talk to the
school which was closely listened to,
and highly appreciated by all. He will
be welcome again any time he finds it
! convenient to call.
Our street hats are now out. We
will announce the opening date for cur
new fall and winter dress hats later.
We are now located in the store room
formerly occupied by A. J. Young
where we will be pleased to meet the
ladies Of Oakes and vicinity. Meldahl
& Wold, the milliners.
S. E. Erhart of Berlin and brother
in-law, Mr.. Sperry of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
were here over Sunday, guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Beckwith. Mr.. Erhart
lost his wife last spring shortly afte,
her return from visit at Oakes. She
was taken ill when she got home and
her illness extended over six weeks
The republican state candidates, com
mitteemen and newspaper men of the
Fourth Judicial district meet this after
noon at two o'clock in the Academy o1
Music. Many of the newspaper mer
are already here and the state can
didates will arrive from Fargo this
afternoon. The meeting is for con
ference and planning and opening the
campaign.
c. ]. Sullivan, optical specialist, Of
Fargo, will visit Cakes professionally
again on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3rt
and 18th, Office at Home Hotel. AL
persons having eye trouble shoult
call and see him Eyes examined
Glasses fitted. Dr.. Sullivan will b,
there personally and be glad to have al
Of his old customers call. Optical worl
'only.