The Oakes times., 1910-05-12
CITY LOCAL

CITY LOCAL,
Dr. =. Chfistsussn, dentist, ONCE over Brown
4 Sloeum's. Cakes. ltf.
Jap-a-Lac at Bush's hardware.
New base ball goods at Woods
Drug Store.
Geo. Peterson came over from Ellen
dale Monday.
Pete Christensen is home from a
two months visit at Seattle.
A baby girl came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. A. Tuthill on Monday.
Joe Pfremmer has taken the position
of chauffeur with the johnson Land
Company.
Somebody asks: George v. who,
why don't the papers give his full
name?"
Sheriff Reames was in and about
Oakes in his new Overland car Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Morgan has secured a
position as teacher, for next year, Of
the fifth and sixth grades at Overly.
Miss Bessie Ward left last week for
Homestead, N. D., being called on &C.
count of the illness of her sister from
typhoid fever.
]. ]. Lawton of Hanover; ILL.,, ar
rived last week for couple of weeks
visit with his daughter and family,
Mrs. A. N. Smith.
John Ostveg, who lives in the south
east part of town, broke his elbow last
Friday by falling from car of wood
which he was unloading.
Miss Dena Lockrem returned from
Worthwhile last Sunday and has taken a
position as stenographer in the Office of
the Sol Mier Land Company.
VIM. Mills returned last Friday from
his winter in California. He reports a
pleasant time in that semi-tropicsl
cline and looks as though it had
agreed with him.
The Leonard Stock Co.. which will
show here on May 18th, is said to be
one of the strongest repertoire com.
panies making this section of the state.
Their show is said to be first-class.
Remember the date Nav 18th.
w. H. Ladd left Monday for Forbes
to visit his parents and brother. From
there he will go to Minneapolis on busi-
ness and proceed from there to Neenah,
Wis.,, to accompany back his wife and
son who are there visiting with the old
folks. y
Mrs. B. C. Miller arrived in the city
Thursday for visit with her daughter
Mrs. Clyde Smith. She is on her way
to Stromsberg, Neb., from a trip t.
Erie. Pa, where she attended thu
funeral of her mother.
There is much complaint from house
keepers about the riley water. The
well back of the city hall has been part
ly clogged but was opened up by mean
Of the engine Thursday and allowed ii
run outside the mains while it cleared
up.
The Aberdeen jobbers will maxi
their annual tour May 18th to 21st
They reach Oakes at $40 p. m. Satur
day the 21st and leave for Aberdeen a
600. Our Commercial Club will doubt
less see to it that suitable welcome il
extended to these visitors.
Don't miss the big special sale o.
ladies' and misses tailor made suits
coats, waists, skirts, etc. Big stock t.
select from, by special arrangement
with a prominent eastern house. Higl
grade goods and reasonable prices
Saturday, May q. Klein & Sutmar.
Ed. Stitzel. who for several year
has been in charge Of the clothing de.
partment Of the G. M. c., has resigned
and will 60 on the road to sell the read,
made garments Of a factory owned b,
his brother at Waterloo, Iowa. Many
here hope that Oakes will be in hi,
territory SO that his genial presenc,
will not be entirely lost to them.
There is nothing like a big new auto
mobile to arouse the interest of tn,
villagers. The handsome six cylinder
seven passenger Franklin, from Aber'
deem, that was on our streets Monda,
evening called forth much admiration
This machine may become the property
of the McCulley Land Company as the!
need another car in their business here
one having been taken to Huron TO
the use of that office.
Langford Paper: William R. Leon
ard and his players presented '.An Irisl
American Cousin" at the Opera Hous'
Thursday evening to a very appreciat
i've audience. The play was good on
and all who braved the storm and cam,
out were well repaid for their efforts
4 The specialties between acts were IA
above the average. The company is
strong one, and one you seldom see ii
e town of our size. Saturday evening
they will present "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde. = They will show in Oake
Thursday May 18th. {
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