The Oakes times., 1910-07-14
CITY LOCAL

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Attorney Guy was home from Ellen
dale over Sunday.
Ed. Sanderson was q visitor from
Forman yesterday.
The Choral Society will meet next
Monday with Helen Stanton.
Geo n. Buck returned Friday from a
business trip to Cass county.
H. J. johnson returned Friday from
q business trip to the twin cities.
w. 2. Haight returned yesterday
from business trip to Fargo.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Hove of Straubville.
Geo. A. Wilson is enjoying visit
from his father, who arrived Monday.
Walter Whitver arrived home Mon
day from a visit at his old home in
II inois.
]. A. Ryon and family entertained
Prof. Jarvis and family at dinner We'd
nesday.
Miss Verna Folsom, of Garrison, was
the guest over Sunday of Mrs. G. A.
Tuthill.
Frank Jarvis is editing the Journal
during the absence of the proprietor at
the lakes.
Born on Sunday, July 10, 1910, to
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Birk of this city,
a daughter.
Bert Slocum, the Misses Phifer, Mel
son and Dill made an auto trip to For
man Tuesday.
Miss Irene Wippich left here Tues.
day for Glover for visit with the
Misses Stevens and Payton.
E. ]. Walton arrived home Tuesday
from trip into Iowa on land business.
He will remain home this week.
Mrs. E. w. Bittman and children
and Mrs. Will Ritterbush left Monday
morning for Clitheral on their summer
outing.
D. L. Stevens, the land man of Peter.
son, Iowa, was in the city forepart of
the week looking after crop conditions
in this section.
Miss Nora Schilling, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Heckel, left
Monday on return to her home al
Mortified, MINI.
Found-In my store package contain.
ing dress goods and two spools sewing
silk. Owner can have same by proving
goods and paying for this ad. ]. w.
Bush.
H. H. Whitfield left Saturday after.
noon for a trip through the west. He
will stop at Spokane for short time
and will then go through Oregon and
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Thatcher Of
Guelph were guests at the Filshie home
last night. and this morning took the
train for Hackensack, Mimi, for six
weeks outing.
John. Jim and Tom Mahoney left
Tuesday for Portland. The two for
mer have been there the past four
years and now Tom is going to: see
how he likes it.
Mrs. T. A. Zimmerman returned
Saturday to her home at Aberdeen
after visit here with her sister, Mrs.
R. E. Vessel. Mr.. Zimmerman was
up to spend the Fourth.
Miss Alice Farconer of Moorhead,
Mimi, and her cousin, Miss Alice Arm
strong, of Grand Rapids, Mich, arrived
in the city Saturday for visit with the
formers cousin, Mrs. j. d. Scott.
The W. c. T. U. met Monday with
Mrs. Andrews. The Union is taking
on new life and there will be regular
meetings first Monday of each month.
The next will be with Mrs. Libby.
It's like summer breeze; cools re-
freshes and builds up your wasting
energies. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is the most effective summer tonic.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Oakes Drug
Co.
A. H. Vaughan, a wholesale commits
sion man of Minneapolis, was in the
city last Thursday on an auto tour of
inspection of the crops. He went from
here to South Dakota and Nebraska.
Everett and Sumner Harris came up
from Aberdeen Sunday for a visit with
their uncle and family. Sumner re-
turned to Aberdeen Monday, but i.
was real hard for Everett to pull him
self away, and he stayed until next
day.
All kinds of grain have improved
wonderfully in the past ten days. Tues
day nights rain of last week was q
turn for the better, end showers every
few days since, with the cooler weather,
has given wheat splendid chance to
fill and very nice samples are now be-
ing brought in. Chances for a corn
and flax crop are good.
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