The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1908-03-12
CITY LOCAL

"Just Plain Folks.''
E. A. Moe has the best line of
watches in town.
E. ]. Moore was a visitor from Cogs-
we'll last week.
j. L. Wicklund was visitor from
Gwinner Sunday.
Those who attended court at Glendale
returned home Friday.
A few S. C. White Leghorn roosters
for sale. L. E. Stanton.
Ernie Robinson is back from Hecla
and is again shining shoes at Kennedy's
barber shop.
All kinds of work horses and drivers
for sale. Inquire of Arthur Bartlett,
Denning farm. 7-tf
You will miss it if you miss itso don't
miss it "Just Plain Folks" at the opera
house March Oath.
F. o. Ain, A. M. Wedel, F. Pazan-
dak have been business visitors from
Fullerton this week.
Wanted-A nice furnished room in a
modern house. Rent must be reason
able. Telephone 12O.
Conductor and Mrs. w. j. King and
children returned to Pollock Tuesday
after visit at the Filshie home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Sweetman, who
have made their home in Oakes for
some time, moved back to Cogswell last
week.
Guaranteed to drive away the blues
and make you forget your troubles
"Just PlainsFolks" at the opera house
March oath.
Rev. E. M. Isaac, pastor of the M. E.
church at Glendale, was in the city
Monday on his way to Wyndmere to
attend a Holiness meeting. ).
Misses Meldahl & Void, the milliners,
returned Monday from the twin cities
and are getting their millinery store
ready IN the Petersen building.
H. E. Hyatt and family and Geo. E.
Porter and family will soon leave to
seek a home in Oregon. Mr.. Hyatt
expects to get away next week.
Judge Allen and Stenographer Crane
were in the city Monday on their way
from Lisbon to Ashley, to hold a term
|'of district court for Mcintosh, county.
Beaumont Laundry agency at the
Argyle barber shop. The best and
cheapest west Of Chicago. Basket
leaves Monday 6 p. m. H. Christoffer-
son.
Read the announcement of the Farm
er's Ball on the last page Of this issue.
Good prizes offered and the real big
event Of the spring. Watch for big
posters. "a
Miss Francis Sheridan finished term
of school at Silver Leaf last Friday,
and on Monday Of this week commenced
four months term in the Sheridan
school, north of the city.
Mayor Boardman and Fire Chief
Middaugh made trip to Edgeley last
Friday to witness the test of gasoline
pumping tank being installed there.
They said the test was not satisfactory
F. w. Soule, the eyesight specialist,
will be at the Vinkle Hotel again
Monday March 10th, one day only, pre-.
pared to examine defective eyes and
fit glasses when needed. Don't mss
this chance.
Mrs. c. H. Stoddard is visiting with
Mrs. R. o. Smith. Mrs. Stoddard will
follow her husband to Michigan as soon
as he gets things in shape. Miss Stella
will graduate from the state school al
Glendale this year and will go east al
end of school term.
The North Dakota Artesian Vel
Company struck nice flow of water al
DeLamere at a depth of 637 feet. The
well lisa two-inch bore and the Mistlete
says it is entirely satisfactory. Til.
water is clear as crystal and is sqlendie
for drinking purposes.
Mrs. R. H. Porter and son arrived
Saturday from Kokomo, Ind, and re-
mained here until Monday visiting will
their daughter and sister, Mrs H. E.
Hyatt and family. They were on theil
way to the coast country and may de
eide to locate in Washington or Oregon
c. J. Sullivan, the we'll known optica
specialist from Fargo, will visit OakeI
again, professionally, Sunday and Mon
day, March % and % at Home Hotel
Anyone having eye trouble, needing
glasses fitted or lenses changed, shoul,
not fail to call at hotel. Eyes examined
Glasses fitted. Call early.
The Jubilee Singers, the last Of tn
lyceum course numbers for this season
will appear at the opera house Frida,
evening, March 18th. The Woman
Club has tried to give the public some
thing of an instructive and elevatin,
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