The Oakes times., 1908-11-12

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Attorney Fred Graham was visitor
from Glendale Friday.
Rev. James Opie will preach in Lud-
den at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter, sister of Mrs. Haywood,
will leave today for her home in Ore
gon.
C. L. Marshall left Friday morning
for Parker, S. d. for visit with his
father.
! Clarence Smith of Huron, S. D.,
is visiting his cousin, Mr.. Tabor of
this city.
Mrs. Emma Moore returned Friday
from an extended visit with relatives
in Minong, Wis.
A fine new assortment of sherbet
and wine glasses have arrived at the
Smith & Phifer store.
The o. E. S. held reception at the
Temple Tuesday evening. Games were
played and lunch served.
The Methodist Aid society will hold
home bakery sale Saturday afternoon
at Smith & Phifer's store.
Senator and Mrs. T. H. Thatcher
came over from Guelph Thursday and
spent the day at the Filshie home.
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break the bone in his left hand leading
to the little finger last Wednesday.
Mrs. Pauline Boethling and Mrs.
Henry Boethling left last Tuesday for
a short visit with friends and relatives
in Washburn.
Bills are out announcing an auction
sale to be held on the C. H. Randall
place, two and one-half miles east Of
Ludden on Friday, Nov. Goth.
Mrs. John Mahoney and daughter,
Katie, departed for Camp Grove, ILL.,,
last Tuesday morning to make an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
at their former home.
Tonight the second of the PASTORS
addresses on makers of America" will
be given at 7:30 o'clock. It will be a
study of the life of John Mason Peck,
a pioneer in the Mississippi valley. All
are invited.
! During November we will give an
enlarged picture free with each dozen
cabinets from $500 up. This is to en-
courage you to come early for your
holiday pictures. Best work guaranteed.
Oakes Art Studio, Union. Street.
R. N. Montgomery, who has been
mail clerk between Oakes and Wahpe-
ton on the N. p, has changed,to a run
on the new Milwaukee extension be-
tween Aberdeen and Miles City, Mon
tana. Mr.. Montgomery left Tuesday
for Aberdeen to be on duty Wednesday.
Elmer B. Mccartney left Friday
for Minneapolis to see the big footb
|,game between Minnesota and Wis
consin-whch turned out 5to Q in favor
; of Wisconsin. Elmer will investigate
; the Masaba iron range country before
returning.
Next Sunday evening there will be a
special song and praise service at the
Presbyterian church. Well sing a
good deal and we want your help, The
choir will have some special music and
the pastor will speak on Songs, Major
> and Minor" Don't forget it.
8 Wallace & Pfremmer is the name Of
: the new firm that has taken over the
r machine shop of the North Dakota
Artesian Well Company. Mr.. Wallace
r is from Liugerwood and will move his
family here, and Mr.. Pfremmer has
been connected with the shop for about
3 a year, having come here from Iowa.
S. w. Teal enjoyed visit from his
. brother-in-law, Geo. Holborn of Lodi,
Wis.,, over Sunday. Mr.. Holborn is a
: real estate man and was on his way
: west on land deal. He was favorably
impressed with Oakes and Dickey
county. He says that man will not
n go wrong by investing in James River
t Valley. real estate.
Kuhn Messenger: Fred Bergman
met with very painful accident at the
Powers elevator this afternoon. He
got the second finger Of his left hand
}. caught in the cog wheels of the engine
3 and it was SO badly crushed that ampu.
d tation was necessary at the second joint.
The operation was performed and Fred
: is around again carrying his hand in q
sling.