The Oakes times., 1909-10-07
October 2Srd, Market Day.
Robin brand salmon at Phifer's.

John Schill made business trip to
Aberdeen Saturday.
When you want job printing or ad-
vertising call up 25.
G. A. Heckel returned Monday from
motorcycle trip to Minor.
For shoe repairing go to j. o. Peter
son at Elmer & Johnson's. 33
j. M. Webb left for McHenry, this
state, Monday for few days business
visit.
Miss Ranka johnson left Tuesday for
Minneota, Minn., for visit with her
sister and family.
See the Oakes Tailoring Company for
new samples and styles of fall and
winter clothing. Opposite postoffice.
E. H. Lunn returned to Wishek
Monday after few days at the Oakes
Hospital for case of blood poisoning. |
Miss Mabbot, Mr.. and Mrs. Twaddle
and son, and Mr.. Twaddle's brother
came up from Hecla Sunday by auto to
visit Miss Phifer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Eaton are
breaking" up housekeeping this week.
Oscar Rugtiv and wife expect to move
into the Eaton residence tomorrow.
]. H. Long of Hawkeye, Iowa, and
Mr.. Parmelee' of Sumner, Iowa, were
visitors in this city Monday and Tues
day looking after real estate interests.
Rev. James Opie leaves first of next
week for Mandan to attend annual con-
ference of the M. E. church. Mr.. Opie
expects to take up work in another
field the coming year.
Postmaster Bush has added some
more handy furniture to the postoffice |
equipment. Another distributing cab
met has been added for the rural
carriers, and makeup cabinet for
the outgoing mail has been put in place.
DR.. ]. H. Todd, who has been here
looking after his 40O-acre farm in River
j dale, expected to start today for his
home at Maryville. Mo. The Times
will go to him hereafter to keep him
posted on doings in the Oakes Country.
N. C. Travis arrived Saturday from
Chicago for a few days hunting,
leaving for home Monday evening. He
was the guest of his friend, E. J.
Walton while in the city. Mr.. Travis
enjoys few days. hunting here each
season.
Mayor McCulley has been laid' up
with rheumatism the past week or
more-and so acute did it become in
the muscles in the back of the head and
neck that on Tuesday night he became
quite delirious. He is some better
now.
/ One improved quarter section of land
only three miles from Hample, for sale
very cheap, easy terms. Also an un-
improved half section near Clement at
$24 per acre, small cash payment down,
easy terms on balance, part crop pay
ments. See S. A. Reko Land Co.
Mrs. A. H. Vaughan and Mr.. N. C.
Travis were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Walton and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Mccartney in duck and chicken
hunt at the lakes northeast of Oakes
from Saturday until Monday. They
made headquarters at the Mccartney |
cottage on the big slough-and had a
jolly good time.
C. H. Clark is now sole proprietor of
The Grand, having bought out the
interest of Dave Brown. Mr.. Clark
will only open the hall three times a
week now-Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings and proposes to put
on good show if the people will con-
tinue to literally patronize it. His
motto will be "The better patronage,
the better show.''
There was probably never before so
great demand in the west for young
men and women in banks and business
houses. The Grand Island Business
and Normal College of Grand Island,
Nebraska, which has 1000 students
yearly is unable to supply the demand
for it's graduates and has announced
that several hundred boys and girls |
may enter next term without the pay
ment of any fees until they graduate.
They will then be placed in positions
and allowed to pay as they earn the
money. This is indeed great oppor-