The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-04-14
LOCAL

New base ball goods at Woods
Drug Store.
For Sale-Early Ohio seed potatoes.
Robert Mitchell, Oakes.
A. C. Rapp has established his
dray Office at the Virkle House in the
room in the west front formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. Teal. Phone IN. 1872
Banker-Editor j. W. Crabtree, was
over from Aezricourt Tuesday and
made The Times office fraternal call.
He reports Nerricourt and the fine
country around it as starting on the
greatest season Of developement and
prosperity it has ever known.
There is q general spring moving in
progress on Second Street. DR.. Teal
who moved to Tagus vacated the Marsh
residence east Of the Marsh building
and VIM. Malclow now occupies the
Marsh residence. Geo. Herzog will have
the residence vacated by the Malchow's.
Messrs. McCulley and Huffman and
their wives made the run to Huron last
Friday and Saturday in Macs Buick,
stopping over night in Aberdeen. All
but Mac returned by train Sunday. The
car will be left there for the use of Mr..
Hutsinpiller, manager of the Huron Of
fee.
DR.. F. w. Naercklein went to Webs
ter, S. D., last Saturday and brought
Mrs. Maercklein's brother, R. L. Err
win, back with him for treatment at
the Cakes Hospital. Mr.. Erwin is suf-
fering from serious attack of inflami-
tory rheumatism. Mrs. Erwin and the
children came also.
Seldom; if ever, has Wahpeton audi
eKce enjoyed such a treat as that given
by the Skovaard Concert Party. From
the first number to the last the large
audience was delighted and showed ap-
probation by numerous encores, which
were responded to generously.-Mrs
Moll Pres. Fortnightly Club.
Elmer & johnson sell full strength
formaldehyde.
Charles Gordon who was one of the
early settler in this vicinity living on a
farm southeast of Oakes for several
years and who returned to Michigan q
number of years ago, died at Cedar
Springs, in that state, April 5th. He
was a Yoeman and held his member
ship in the local lodge of that order,
carrying $1,000 insurance.
A. c. Rapp's dray Office is in the
vinkle House. Phone 1874. 1922
Mrs. Henry Heiszler of Berlin, La
Moure county is candidate in the st.
Paul Daily News voting contest and ls
the only contestant from North Dak-
ota. Her present showing makes her
chances look very rosy for winning the
grand prize which is 1910 Model Max
we'll four cylinder touring car. She
has sent in ovor 300, 900 votes to date.
Mrs. Heiszler was calling on Oakes
subscribers to The News this week and
makes the very reasonable request
that they remember North Dakota 8
candidate, by renewing subscriptions
and mailing vote coupons in her favor
before April 25th which is the date for
closing the contest.
Andrew White has decided to TO-
cate in Spokane and he and Mrs.
White and the girls will leave on the
500 Friday (tomorrow) evening. Mr..
White expects to deal in residence prop
erty, building and selling houses. This
is q very popular industry out there.
The influx Of population is so great
that there is always demand for
houses and new comers pay Q good
profit. Mr.. White feels that q change
| Of climate will beneficial and The
Times trusts that it may and that they
will be contented and prosperous in
their new home in the INLAND Empire
but . host Of friends will feel keen re-
gret at the departure Of these es-
timable people whe have been familiar
figures in our circles for % many
! years. ( (