The Oakes times., 1908-08-06

c. F. Daniels arrived from the west
Saturday and Mrs. Daniels and son left
Monday with him for Seattle.
The wise housekeeper will accept no
substitute for Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder and Extracts. She knows
they never disappoint.
Misses Lena and Bertha Bardsen ar
rived home Monday night from a
!month's vacation and recreation at
DeLamere and McHenry. y
E 1t is reported in the Brownsville,
Ore, paper that H. E. Hyatt
has purchased property in Salem, Ore,
and will not return to Oakes.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson and daughters
came over from Glendale last week to
visit at the Bishop home, and were
|joined by Mr.. Wilson Monday.
| Miss Bessie Purtell left Tuesday for
devils Lake for visit with her sisters.
Miss Jessie White is "subbing" for her
lat the Office of the Dakota Central
Telephone Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Malander and
daughter, Mabel, will leave tomorrow
morning-Mrs. Malander and Mabel on
a visit to Estherville, Iowa, and Mr..
Malander on a business trip into
/ Nebraska.
| Ano,,st potoroo,, 1po, horo fro,,o N,,l,,o
over Sunday to see his wife at the
lOakes hospital. Mrs. John Holngren
and daughter, Ethel, friends of the
family from Gwinner, also spent the
day here.
L. E. Chesebro came from Huron
Saturday and accompanied his wife
and daughter back, who had been
visiting with Grandpa Chesebro and
family. Miss Blanche Chesebro ac-
companied them to Huron.
Mrs. H. j. johnson came with her
husband and A. G. Ramharter from
Huron last Friday and on the following
morning, w. H. Bush making the full
quartet, they proceeded to Lake
Clitheral and remained over Sunday
the guests of the Ramharters.
For Sale-Three bedsteads, springs
and mattresses, one walnut dresser,
two commodes, one light oak dining
table, one library table mission style,
combination writing desk and book
case, one washing machine, one three
ply ingram rug 15x14. Mrs. S. L.
Harris. 27tf.
n Mas Libbie Ishmael, of Riverdale
: was pleasantly surprised Saturday eve
ming by about twenty of her young
friends calling to spend the evening.
Games were played and all had 8
splendid time. Not the least interest
ing were some selections on the piano
by Miss Ishmael. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Ed. A. Smith returned Monday from
Devils Lake, where he went to lool
after a lawsuit he had in district court
Mr.. Smith brought suit against Ramsey
county to enforce the payment of {
claim for publishing the findings of tht
election board and pure food list fur
nished him by the auditor of the county
and published by him while publishe,
of the Devils Lake Free Press. The
Free Press was not designated as one
of the papers for publication of the
official proceedings of the board, but
had been awarded the publication o1
the delinquent tax list. Mr.. Smith
claims his paper was official as far a.
the state laws were concerned and il
entitled to pay for his work. Judg'
: Cowan has the matter under advise
e ment.
Some people seem to take specia
: delight in making the roads rough fo
the automobile men. If they woul
a only consider the great amount of geo
d the auto men are doing for the city an
Y country they would not scatter broke
:, bottles and tacks on the streets for tn
t evident purpose of injuring the exper
d sive machines. Many little heart ha
e been made glad by the repeated ride
t given by the big hearted auto drivers
J. no bunch of outsiders come to our cit
but every car is at the service of tn
citizens without money and withou
price, and the owners do more to boos
fho citv and tho country fhon onv othe