The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1908-04-02
City election next Monday.

City election next Monday.
John Munich has been sufferer from
influenza the past week.
Mrs. A. A. Middaugh is recovering
from seige of sickness.
Mrs. E. Bonds little boy, of Crete,
is very sick with pneumonia.
The druggists of the city, who held
permits, have surrendered them.
Dr.. c. L. Johnston has moved into
rooms in the new Ferber residence.
Sylvanus Waite was business
visitor in the city Saturday from
Guelph.
Wanted-A nice furnished room in a
modern house. Rent must be reason
able. Telephone 120.
Editor Kellogg is visiting at points
in South Dakota this week, and E. w.
Weston is in the editorial chair at the
Journal Office.
r. P. Huffman has moved into the
Mrs. Donovan residence in the south
part of the city and Fred Babcock has
moved into his own residence.
E. A. Moe arrived home Friday from
a months trip through the West. Mr..
Moe enjoyed the trip but said he was
quite homesick before reaching home.
Mrs. Isaac Stephens, of Forman, was
operated on at the Samaritan Hospital
Tuesday, and Miss Brooks, of the same
place, had an operation performed
yesterday.
The o. D. Bs. and the five young
lady contestants in the recent loca
contest, went to Cogswell yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of giving ar
entertainment last evening.
o. C. Born arrived home Friday from
Minneapolis where he took course j,
Caton's Business College. He is agail
On service at w. A. McCulley's LAM
office.
The Baker-Moore Co. will give
moving picture and illustrated som
i Entertainment at the M. E. church O.
4 Friday evening, April 3rd, unde
auspices of Junior League of tn
church.
IN The anonymous communication sen
to this Office this week will not be cor
|sidered for publication until the nam
} lof the writer is known. The name
not wanted for the sake of signing t
the article, but for self protection.
Seed Grain for Sale We have limite
!, amount of Minnesota No. 66 Blue Ste,
. wheat for sale. This wheat is cleanet
! ready to SOW. We also have sever
THOUSAND bushels of durum cleane
ready to SOW. Marshall McC Cartne
Co., Cakes, N. D.
= "Uncle Lou" Allen returned to hi
! home at Akron, Iowa, last Frids
morning after visit with his nice
Mrs. w. H. Leffingwell. Mr.. Allen
:. an extensive money loaner and was
, this vicinity and Ludden looking aft
! his money interests.
e The time of cheap farms is ia
passing. Buy now when you can get
o choice farm at $1,000 per acre, on ca.
terms, with a free homestead adjoining
!. See the Western Land Securities Co.
" local agent, w. A. Pannebaker.
g Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ravenste
arrived Tuesday evening from Le
j. and remained until this morning in Il
n city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l. Martin. They were former residen
8 of Glendale and for the next week W
s visit there and at Fullerton.
The triennial convention of the d
d trict camp of Modern Woodmen met
n Fullerton yesterday and elected ].
e Coulter of this city to represent t
= district at the state meeting to be h,
n at Minot on May 9Th. Ludden cal
is was represented by VIM. Robins'
r Monango by Guy Reames and 10
IS Taylor, Silver Leaf by Geo. Caldw
d and Oakes by j. H. Coulter and A.
Ramharter.