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

Jubilee Singers.
Will pay Sc. per pound for clean
cotton rags at this Office.
Miss Mary Frye left last Monday for
a weeks visit at LaMoure.
Don't fail to see "Just Plain Folks"
at the opera house March oath.
j. G. Isberg attended the funeral of
his old friend, Ole Enger, at Clement
Saturday.
The Swedish Lutheran ladies aid will
meet with Mrs. Olaf Anderson next
Wednesday.
Ed. Ferris has moved into the rooms
in the Lex building, lately vacated by
Lester Gibbs.
Mrs. Robert E. Vessel returned Sat
urday from visit with her folks at
Montrose, S. D.
o. P. Emmons will soon start on an
other trip to Nebraska for the w. A.
McCulley Land Co.
Shine-The place to get an up-to-date
shine is at the Palace Barber shop,
John Kennedy, Proprietor. 80
Those who know, claim that the
barrel Of 8 K herring opened few
days ago at the City Meat Market are
fine.
A. B. Malin, the Kuhn land man, was
in the city Friday on his way home
from attending district court at La
Moure.
Notice to the ladies' of Oakes: The
Perfection Scissors Grinder will be at
Brown and Slocum's hardware store.
March 17th.. ..
Mrs. Waterman is now prepared to
| Igive lessons in Execution and Physical
Culturesto any desiring her assistance.
Phone Six. u.
Misses Meldahl & Void will have on
display new line of street hats next
Saturday. Their spring opening will be
announced later.
Those who are interested in the success
of our public library should make it a
point to be at the entertainment at the
Academy of Music tomorrow evening.
All cash sales on furniture ten per
cent discount on retail prices for month
Of March. A handsome hand oil paint
ing given free with each cash purchace
Of $40. Second Street Furniture Store.
Mrs. L. Shabiao left Tuesday morn.
ing for a visit at Madison ant Dousman,
Wis. At the latter place her mother is
quite i'll and she goes at this time to see
her. She expects to be absent from
Oakes about month.
The Western Land Securities Com.
pany's next regular landseekers' ex.
carsion to Bowman, N. D., will leave
St. Paul, Tuesday, March 18th. See
the local agent, w. A. Pannebaker
who will give you full particulars, plats
and advertising matter.
Otto Orn was in the city Friday q
his way home to Crete for a visit. HI
came here from trip to White Eartf
in Ward county where he is figuring or
going into business with another young
man from Minneapolis. Otto went tt
Minneapolis five months ago where HI
his been assisting as bookkeeper in .
large firm. For awhile he was con
nected with the office force of the
N. P. depot at this point.
Owen w. Phelps left last Tuesday
with carload of goods for Minot, h.
having decided to move there to reside
He goes to take charge of a farm fol
A. P. Slocum, two miles out of Minot
and said the offer he accepted looket
better to him than he had been doing
here. Mr.. Phelps has been a residen
of this section for the past sixteen year
and while we dislike to see such goo.
citizens pull out, we wish the famil,
good luck in the Kingdom of Ward.
Rev. R. T. Fulton went to Farg
Monday to confer with other minister
of the state in regard to continuing tn
publication Of the North Dakota Evar
gel, paper published in the interes
of Presbyterianism in this state. MI
Fulton is editor of the publication an
Rev. R. c. Young of Lisbon, busines
manager. The management has bee
depending on advertising and subscrir
tions to meet the expenses of publish
: ing and the receipts from these source
, do not seem to warrant the continuatio
Of the Evangel. Later-The Evang'
will be continued.