The Oakes times., 1909-07-22


pany's ice cream. If not, do SO.
Mrs. Geo. G. Caldwell of Kent is at
the Samaritan this week for treat
ment.
Our ice cream is made from pure
cream and milk. Oakes Drug Com
pany.
VIM. Gardner of Ortonville is in
charge of John Schill's store, during
the latter's absence.
The gun club will hold the deciding
event for the Hunter Arms Co. cup
Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
Geo. B. Baldwin arrived in the city
Tuesday from Appleton, Wis.,, to look
after his realty interests in this county.
Mrs. A. Reko is having a comfort
able little house built on her farm four
miles west of Oakes.
The zenith forks have better material
in them and are more easily handled
than any other make. Sold by Elmer &
johnson.
Sheriff and Mrs. Reames and her
father, P. Carney, came over from El-
lendale Saturday in the formers auto
to take in Farmers Day.
Do you wish a real estate loan at
low rate of interest, and get your
money as soon as title is approved?
Apply at the Oakes National Bank. ltf.
DR.. S. w. Teal left Monday to join
the land excursionists to the Famous
Musselshell Valley in Montana that is
conducted by Wheelock & Wheelock of
Fargo.
All those having books from the pub
lie library are requested to return them
next Saturday afternoon, July oath.
The library will be open from two to
five o'clock.
Mrs. M. O. Forbes arrived Tuesday
from St. Paul for weeks visit with
her brother, w. 2. Haight, and from
here will go to Seattle to see the big
exposition.
The American Press published at
Chicago and the Sportsman's Review
published at Cincinnati copy in full the
Times account of the shooting tourna-
ment at Oakes July and 2.
Napoleon Bonaparte had to admit de-
feat when he met Wellington. Most
paints meet their Waterloo when COM
pared with Bradley & Vrooman Pure
,, Paint. Sold by Brown & Slocum.
After having resigned his position as
dry goods salesman in one of the lar
gest stores in the state for over two
years, w. F. Reko arrived here last
Friday to assist his brother S. A. in the
real estate business for some time to
come.
A party of about fifty farm men or
ganized by the Y. M. G. A. employ
ment department of Cincinnati, Ohio,
will arrive in Britton, Cogswell,, An
dover and intermediate points Satur-
day morning, July Oath, for harvest
work.
John Schill had an operation per-
formed at DR.. Helk's hospital in Min.
neapolis last Saturday and is reported
to be getting along nicely. His daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, left here Sunday
evening to see her father, returning
Tuesday.
While DR.. Teal was out motoring
with his family Saturday evening the
machine turned turtle on making toe
abrupt a turn on the road about mile
north of Cakes. One wheel gave way
and the axle broke. Mrs. Teal with
two of the children and the hired gir
were in the car with the doctor and
they all got off with a severe shaking
up and few scratches. The doctor
has made resolution to run on low
!.gear hereafter, especially in making
quick turns.
| Mrs. A. G. Ramharter and daughter
Sylvia and little son are getting along
nicely after their mishap of last week
While out enjoying an evening drive
with the trusted family horse the thil
broke and coming against the animals
heels he commenced to run and the oc
cupants of the buggy-the three men
toned and Miss Mary Hutsinpiller-
were thrown out. Mrs. Ramharte
and Sylvia were bruised about the hea'
and the little boy had his hand hurt
Miss Hutsinpiller came out most luck.
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