The Oakes times., 1910-01-27

Take your prescriptions to the sign
Of the Red Cross.
When you want job printing or ad-
vertising call up Is.
Shelled corn for sale at Round Ele-
vator. Knox Grain Company.
Assistant Cashier Arthur Savold of
Verona came down Friday to spend a
few days in Cakes.
E. ]. Walton and H. C. Mccartney
will go to Fargo Friday where the
latter will take the Shrine.
Farmers. we buy hides and pay the
highest, market price for all kinds.
Bishops City Meat Market.
We always handle the Golden Star
flour. Call me up when you order your
next sack. ]. B. COUNSEL.
DR.. Teal went Monday to look over
the fifty head Of horses on the farm of
Jas. Keefe, the Irish Prince Of Verona.
Mrs. Chas. Forsythe and daughter,
who have been visiting at the Van
Horn home returned to Humboldt, Iowa,
Sunday.
E. w. Mayhem returned this week to
Parkland, Alberta where he is in busi-
ness. Mrs. Mayhem will join him in
the spring.
]. J. Gokey the guide and crack shot
Is back on the jamestown train as
brakeman and looks as natural and
cheerful as ever.
Home bakery. Bread for sale at all
times and other bakery goods made as
ordered. Mrs. Geo. Featherstone, old
Methodist parsonage. 47tf
Peter POST Office Bong is away on a
short visiting trip to Valley Cit {.
Willie Hessinger is helping in the
office while Pete is away. -
Your assessment in the Yeoman is
due, please call before the last day Of
the month and keep in good standing
John Kennedy, correspondent.
When you want hard coal buy White
Ash Nut. Same price as inferior
qualities. For sale by Knox Grain
Company, Oakes and Ludden.
Geo. A. Tuthill was appointed police
magistrate by Mayor McCulley to fill the
vacancy left by w. S. Wickersham
when he accepted the appointment as
county judge.
Kuhn and Oakes basket ball teams
will play in the c. M. c hall Friday
evening, February 4th. Our boys are
improving greatly and this game will
be fast one.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson arrived Monday
from Black River Falls, Wis, to join
her husband, who, as noted in last
weeks issue, has succeeded E. A. Moe
in the jewelry business.
DR.. S. w. Teal made business and
pleasure trip to Fargo and Crookston
the latter part of last week. His aunt
Mrs. Robert Teal of Crookston returned
with him for visit.
Mrs. George Featherstone is the
newly elected recorder of the Royal
Neighbors and all dues and assess
men1s should be paid to her instead Of
to Mrs. F. L. Ramharter as formerly.
Rev. B. A. Burns is at LaMoure this
week assisting Rev. Gossman with a
series of revival meetings. Prof. A. H.
johnson, who had charge of the sing
ing during the meetings here also went
to LaMoure in similar capacity.
Little Zella Mccartney is staying
with her aunt, Mrs. o. C. Born during
the vacation trip of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred D. Mccartney of Forbes.
Monday was Zella 8 fourth birthday and
there was q gay little party of Lillipu-
tians at the Born home in honor of the
occasion.
T. H. Ferber returned from Mime
apolis Monday morning where he had
spent week on the invitation of his
employer, the Salzer Lumber Co.
While there he attended the Lumber
mems annual convention and banquet
and enjoyed%a a time that was clear
stack, surfaced on both sides and
seasoned.
A Missouri exchange threatened last
week to publish the name of the young
man seen with his sweetheart's head
on his shoulder if he didn' It come across
with dollar on subscriptions Twenty
seven young fellows slipped in and paid
dollar. The editor has letters from
two-or three others saying. they will
hand him dollar the first time they
are in town. %
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The Times goes to more than 5000
readers every week and is read. Con
trary to thesopinion Of many, now is 9
judicious time to spread information
about your business, because people
have time to read and do read. When
the buying season arrives you will have
the way paved to consistent salts.
factory trade in all your lines.